SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – The annual process of closing national forest recreation facilities around Lake Tahoe has begun. Seasonal closures apply to buildings, restrooms and parking areas at many recreation sites including beaches, campgrounds, interpretive sites, picnic areas and resorts.
Scheduled Closing Dates for Recreation Facilities*
For public safety and resource protection, Forest Service roads begin closing in mid-November. For specific closing dates, consult the Motor Vehicle Use Maps.
Although buildings, restrooms and parking areas shut down for winter, national forest lands remain open year-round, but parking is limited due to winter conditions and services such as water, restrooms and trash collection are unavailable. Always recreate responsibly by packing out all garbage including pet waste, parking legally and avoid blocking locked gates.
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Scheduled Closing Dates for Recreation Facilities*
- Oct. 1: Round Hill Pines Beach Resort
- Oct. 5: Tallac Historic Site
- Oct. 6: Badgers Den Campground (Camp Richardson)
- Oct. 12: Meeks Bay Resort; Echo Chalet restrooms
- Oct. 13: Blackwood Canyon, Fallen Leaf, Kaspian, Nevada Beach, and William Kent campgrounds; Baldwin, Nevada and Pope beaches; Bayview parking area; Kaspian and William Kent beach restrooms
- Oct. 19: Eagles Nest Campground (Camp Richardson)
- Oct. 26: Taylor Creek Visitor Center, Stream Profile Chamber
- Nov. 2: Camp Richardson Corral
- Nov. 15: Big Meadow and Eagle Falls trailhead parking areas; Genoa Peak Road; Kiva Picnic Area; Logan Shoals restrooms; Luther Pass Campground; Sand Pit OHV area; Secret Harbor parking area and Watson Lake Campground
- Nov. 20: Sawmill Pond
- Nov. 30: Inspiration Point parking area and restrooms
- Open year-round: Camp Richardson Resort’s hotel, cabins and RV Campground; Zephyr Cove Resort and Campground
- Angora Lakes Resort cabins and store, and Echo Chalet marina and store closed earlier in September.
For public safety and resource protection, Forest Service roads begin closing in mid-November. For specific closing dates, consult the Motor Vehicle Use Maps.
Although buildings, restrooms and parking areas shut down for winter, national forest lands remain open year-round, but parking is limited due to winter conditions and services such as water, restrooms and trash collection are unavailable. Always recreate responsibly by packing out all garbage including pet waste, parking legally and avoid blocking locked gates.
To see the original article in the Tahoe Daily Tribune, CLICK HERE.
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