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Fallen Leaf Lake Information

Fallen Leaf Lake is a mountain lake near Lake Tahoe on the eastern border of California. Near the iconic and beautiful Lake Tahoe, Fallen Leaf Lake offers visitors numerous opportunities for outdoor exploration in the rugged Sierra Nevada mountains. Fallen Leaf Lake sits in the shadow of Mt. Tallac, one of the tallest mountains in the Tahoe basin. In the winter, visitors have numerous opportunities to enjoy some of the West Coast’s finest skiing and snowboarding. This naturally beautiful destination is a must-visit on your Northern California vacation!

Bring a trailer—or a tent if you’re looking for a more rustic escape—and spend a night camping at Fallen Leaf Lake campground. From mid-May to October, enjoy the fresh scent of cedar and pine trees. Some sites are even adjacent to wildflowers! Fallen Leaf Lake is a great destination for swimming in the warmer months, and visitors can bring kayaks and canoes to explore the clear water and mountain vistas. The south shore of Lake Tahoe is a very short drive away, providing many opportunities for boating, swimming, and relaxing on the sandy shores. Emerald Bay is offers a stunning viewpoint of Lake Tahoe, and is also the starting point of a short hike to a historical castle called Vikingsholm. In the winter, go skiing at Heavenly for a surreal day on the mountains. There are many challenging slopes at this massive ski resort, but beginners can find easy runs and lessons for all ages. At the base of the ski resort, there are many fun shops and restaurants.

Reno, “the Biggest Little City in the World,” is an hour and a half from Fallen Leaf Lake. There are many casinos here, including family-friendly Circus Circus. In addition to gambling, these casinos also offer restaurants and nightly entertainment. Tahoe City is about an hour away, offering many opportunities for skiing and sledding. In the warmer months, try taking a guided boat tour on a sailboat or a fun dinner cruise! For beautiful views, try the moderately difficult hike to Inspiration Point Vista. Nearby, Olympic Valley pays homage to the Winter Olympics that took place there in 1960. Go skiing at Squaw Valley Ski Area, or relax at the Spa at Squaw Creek.

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Reno-Tahoe International Airport is the closest major airport for those arriving by plane, only about 60 miles from Fallen Leaf Lake. Car rentals are available at the airport. If you’re driving to Fallen Leaf Lake, take Highway 50, a major east-west airport running through California and Nevada. In the summer months, bike rentals are available to explore the area. Additionally, some of the most beautiful destinations can be reached by hiking.