r/tahoe 4d ago

Opinion Our 9 Favorite MTN Bike Trails In South Lake Tahoe & Why - Are there any other spots you’d add?

https://localfreshies.com/bike-trails-south-lake-tahoe/

From early-season haunts like Valley View, to precision lines through Christmas Valley's techy alternate options, to the breathtaking vistas from Lily Lake and beyond.

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u/peah_lh3 4d ago

Definitely add corral/armstrong and stinger! Excellent downhills. 

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u/Local_freshies 4d ago

Ever since the Caldor came through the Corral/Armstrong season is sooooo short before it becomes a sandbox. Hopefully TAMBA fortifies them or the vegetation grows in so that it stays more moist. Stinger is an AWESOME trail. Love that one too. :-) Will add it so it becomes the "top 10" :-)

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u/fgiraffe 4d ago

It's a good article, and you should read it. But if you're too lazy to click:

  1. Valley View
  2. Incense Cedar
  3. Mule Deer Connector
  4. Angora Ridge
  5. Christmas Valley
  6. Cold Creek
  7. Star Lake Trail
  8. Lily Lake
  9. Mr Toad’s Wild Ride
  10. Honorable Mention – The Flume Trail

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u/Local_freshies 4d ago

Good call! Thanks for pulling that. :-)

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u/Professional_Catch22 4d ago

Flume is shut down this year and next 😞

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u/Ok_Rough5794 4d ago

"You can still get to the Flume Trail from the North via the Incline Flume and we will shuttle you there."
https://www.flumetrailtahoe.com/shuttles-1

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u/Professional_Catch22 3d ago

thanks for the info! I thought it was closed at the top of Tunnel. You made my summer 👍

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u/Ok_Rough5794 3d ago

I’d def call to confirm but I’ve seen a few signals like this. Happy riding!

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u/Solid-Reception-4651 4d ago
  1. Xmas valley
  2. Toads
  3. Corral
  4. Armstrong (upper and connector)

5 Stinger 6. Lily 7. van sickle