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Radio De Búsqueda (millas)

Set up as a memorial to the Donner party stranded in the mountains during the winter of 1846–47, the park today caters to nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. It consists of the Emigrant Trail Museum featuring Donner party artifacts and many other sites of historical interest including the Pioneer Monument and the Murphy family cabin site. Guided nature walks are also offered. The adjacent area boasts hiking trails, a beach, biking trails and fishing zones.

Commons Beach Park

Commons Beach Park is a large grassy area with playgrounds, BBQ areas, and rock-climbing facilities. Although the water isn't ideal for swimming, the beach features a nice sandy stretch for visitors to picnic and sunbathe. In summer, the beach famously hosts the Common Beach Concert Series and free movie nights on its grounds.

Gatekeeper's Museum

This beautiful building is a reconstruction of the gatekeeper's cabin, which served as a residence for the dam attendant at Lake Tahoe. As you walk through the exhibits, you will see displays about the pioneers, the area's natural history and authentic old photographs. Also on display is a beautiful collection of Native American baskets and artifacts. There are picnic tables on the park grounds adjacent to the museum.

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Tahoe City

This town on the west shore of its namesake lake is an idyllic place that hosts attractions, shops, dining options and activities for all kinds of travelers. Its town center is a pretty neighborhood that is home to many shops, art galleries and popular restaurants, all within walking distance of one another. Tahoe City offers a range of fun recreational activities round the year, from kayaking and stand up paddleboarding on its lake shores during summer, to skiing and other snow sports come winter.

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Lago Tahoe

Azure blue skies and emerald green waters make up the magnificent Lake Tahoe and its surroundings. A large freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada, Lake Tahoe is located along the border of the US states of California and Nevada. It is considered the largest alpine lake in North America and was formed about 2 million years ago. During the summer, the lake is perfect for water sports, including swimming and scuba diving. During winter, the area is draped in sheets of soft white snow that make for ideal skiing conditions. On top of gorgeous mountain and lake scenery, there are also ski resorts, casinos and many more tourist attractions here.

Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park

In the heart of over 2,000 acres of coniferous forest, you will find what was once the Washoe Territory. Once inhabited by the Washoe tribe, the expansive area was established as a state park in 1965. Featuring a picturesque landscape which invites visitors to immerse themselves in the history and beauty of the area, Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park is endowed with a spectacular natural heritage, with the park being conducive to both winter and summer activities. Embark on exciting hiking excursions or go for a swim in the summers. Winter sport enthusiasts can opt for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing should they happen to visit during the colder months. Camping is another popular recreational option here.

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Lago Tahoe

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Lake Tahoe, Lago Tahoe, CA, Estados Unidos, 96150

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California Building

45 Cowan Drive, Idlewild Park, Reno, NV, Estados Unidos, 89509

Granite Chief Wilderness

Granite Chief Wilderness, Tahoe National Forest, Tahoe City, CA, Estados Unidos, 96145

A designated wilderness area of Tahoe National Forest, Granite Chief Wilderness is a nature's delight sprawled across 25,680 acres (10392.38 hectares). While visiting this beautiful wilderness, one gets to witness the beautiful meadows, cirques, dense hanging valleys, small lakes, and huge granite peaks. Hiking trails such as Pacific Crest Trail meander through here. A retreat from the concrete jungle into Granite Chief Wilderness is a perfect plan to rejuvenate yourself. Owing to its stunning backdrop and beautiful landscape, opportunities for photography abound here.

Reno Philharmonic

925 Riverside Drive # 3, Reno, NV, Estados Unidos, 89503

Since it began in 1969, this marvelous orchestra has provided some of the best entertainment in northern Nevada and beyond. Performances are held mainly at the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Reno. During the summer season, enjoy outdoor concerts at the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival and "Pops on the River" at Wingfield Park. Conductor Barry Jekowsky was previously Associate Conductor of the National Symphony in Washington, D.C. The Philharmonic has performed with internationally known guests such as George Shearing, Luciano Pavarotti and Ray Charles. The orchestra offers many programs for children including the Discover Music Program, the Instrument Petting Zoo and the Reno Philharmonic Youth Orchestra.

Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park

Highway 28, Incline Village, NV, Estados Unidos, 89452

Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park is one of the most popular state parks of Nevada. It occupies the northern part of the majestic Lake Tahoe and spreads across 14,301 acres (5,787 hectares). Some of the most important features of this state park include the Sand Harbor, the Spooner Backcountry, and the Cave Rock. The Sand Harbor lets visitors soak in the Nevada sun by indulging in activities by the beach. Spooner Backcountry is a vast wilderness explored by adventurers for the pristine hike trails that it offers, while Cave Rock stands as a family-friendly destination facilitating boating and fishing opportunities.

Donner Lake

South Shore Drive, Donner Memorial State Park, Truckee, CA, Estados Unidos, 96161

Donner Lake is a beautiful and deep water body, which attracts tourists in droves with its serene environs. Home to a variety of trout and salmon species, the lake is a popular fishing spot. Since it is near the Donner Memorial State Park, it offers hikers and campers opportunities to use the lake for camping and relaxing purposes.