Tahoe-Pyramid Trail
Type: Active, Adventure, Day Trips, Local Picks, Recreational Facilities
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The Tahoe Pyramid Trail is a partially finished pedestrian and bike trail that runs from Lake Tahoe, along the Truckee River through Downtown Reno and into Sparks on its way to Pyramid Lake in the... Read More
The Tahoe Pyramid Trail is a partially finished pedestrian and bike trail that runs from Lake Tahoe, along the Truckee River through Downtown Reno and into Sparks on its way to Pyramid Lake in the Nevada desert. Along the way, the trail will descend over 2,000 feet in 116 miles. Several sections of the trail are paved and some are dirt trails that have been provided with donations. From Downtown Reno, you can access the trail anywhere along the river and follow signs to various parks, access points and public art along the river. Trail maps and current access are located on the Tahoe Pyramid Trail website.
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Christina Nellemann
Reno and Tahoe Local Expert
- Free Things to Do: "If you don't have a bike, you can rent one from several bike shops in the Reno area. They will also give you a map of the trail."
- Sightseeing, Parks: "If you don't have a bike, you can rent one from several bike shops in the Reno area."
- Best for Free Things to Do Because: The Tahoe Pyramid Trail is a one-of-a-kind bike and pedestrian path...and it's free.
- Best for Sightseeing Because: Bowers Mansion is located about 20 minutes south of Reno, but has some nice views of the Sierra foothills.
- Best for Parks Because: The Tahoe-Pyramid Bikeway passes through several parks including Rock Park and Barbara Bennett Park.
