Primera clasificación Atractivos en Truckee

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 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.

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.

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.

This park has something for everyone. You can find several interconnecting lakes in this beautiful, tree-lined park. There is no better way to spend an afternoon than strolling through the City of Reno Municipal Rose Garden. Smell the sweet aroma as you walk through this incredibly beautiful garden that houses 2400 rose plants, representing 560 different varieties. The park offers picnic facilities equipped with benches and barbecues. There is a large playground for the kids with baseball diamonds, a volleyball pit and municipal pool. No admission is charged.

Este río fluye desde el Tahoe Lake hasta el Pyramid Lake, y nutre tierras agrícolas a lo largo de su recorrido. A partir de Wingfield Park, se puede caminar por millas en cualquier dirección. Hacia el este hacia el centro de Reno, se pasa por el lugar donde miles de personas divorciadas han lanzado sus anillos de boda en las aguas. Aquí se pueden ver aves de todo tipo, incluyendo gansos canadienses, halcones y el martín pescador. Los pescadores también pueden disfrutar de la excelente pesca que ofrece el río.