4×4 Tahoe Trail Maps
Off Roading Routes
4×4 Tahoe Trail Maps: Explore the 4WD (four wheel drive) dirt and gravel roads inside the Lake Tahoe region. The Lake Tahoe off roading trail maps shown on this page are only a few of the maps of what is available. Featuring locations like Truckee, Lake Tahoe, SLT, PCT, plus all lakes at Donner Pass, Canyon Creek, the Sierra Buttes, the American River and Yuba River watersheds. Please follow the links listed at the bottom of this page for more Tahoe Maps.
Sawmill Lake, Tahoe NF – N of Donner Pass I-80
4Wheeler’s Guide to Trails of the Tahoe National Forest, CA; Lake Tahoe to the North Yuba River; Northern Sierra Nevada mountains, N Gold Country California
4Wheeler’s Guide to the Rubicon Trail
California off roading with 4×4 Tahoe Trail Maps. Topographical hard copy maps show contour lines, routes, trailheads, campgrounds, alpine lakes, mountain peaks, wilderness boundaries. Maps for use by nomad campers, mountain bikers, dirt bikers, jeeps, SUVs, ATVs, and all off roading rigs. Overland camping options in the high elevation Sierra Nevada mountains.
see also –
Tahoe National Forest Map USDA
Lake Tahoe Basin – Recreation @ Lake Tahoe
Tahoe Rim Trail Topo Map by Tom Harrison
USDA Lakes Basin, Sierra Buttes Map
Bowman Lake, narrow cliff shoreline
Tahoe Forest Maps
by National Geographic
Tahoe East – Sierra Buttes & Donner Pass
Tahoe West – Yuba River & American River
Back Roads @ N Yuba, Lakes Basin
Lakes Basin Recreation Area: Sierra Buttes
GOLD LAKE HWY. North Sierra Nevada – where granite spires touch the sky and river canyons run deep. Alpine lakes are covered in snow half the year w/ Gold Lake being the largest.
Totally worth a weekend visit! Spending a full week here is ideal. Summer destination for cabins, camping, hiking, fishing, waterfalls, and even off road routes; Winter offers snow recreation: cross country ski, snow shoe trails, and snow mobile access.
Canyon Creek Road, Tahoe NF
Avenza Maps, offers apps and digital maps. Below are all the CTUC maps for California.
