Maps of Lake Tahoe California
Lake Tahoe Maps come in all shapes and sizes. For example, National Geographic makes a large Wall Map for display, listed at the bottom of this page. Furthermore, many recreation maps covering a wide range of activities, are also found for the Tahoe region.
Listed are topographic maps for fishing, day hiking, mountain biking, peak climbing, backpacking, camping, off-roading, cross country skiing, as well as back country snow skiing.
Backcountry Ski Maps for Tahoe
South Lake Tahoe Recreation Map
Lake Tahoe is one of the most popular destinations in all the Sierra Nevada mountains. Its proximity to Interstate 80 (Donner Pass), in addition to large cities such as – Reno, Nevada and Sacramento, California – make it an easy to reach location that is focused on outdoor recreation vacations. Snow is usually present more than half the year, and winter blizzards can blow hard in these higher elevations. Be prepared drive with chains and enjoy being snowed-in, when the real dumping starts. Consequently, be ready to escape to the indoors, with the casinos of South Lake Tahoe.
Largest freshwater, alpine lake in North America.
Second deepest lake in the U.S.
Second highest lake in the U.S.
LAKE TAHOE – 6625′ elevation above sea level
Franko Maps
Lake Tahoe Map & Fish Guide
Lake Tahoe Adventure Set
Map & Naturalist Guide
Tahoe Wall Map in Tube
Mount Tamalpais is considered the birthplace of mountain biking. This State Park is one of the most popular hiking areas in Marin County, California. Mount Tamalpais is the most prominent physical feature north of the Golden Gate in the San Francisco Bay area. Its slopes are covered with a variety of forests, hiking and biking trails, accessible from trailhead and campgrounds around its perimeter.
