Things to Do in Lake Tahoe in October Lake Tahoe is best known as a summer swimming and boating hot spot, and the mountains that surround it are famed for their winter ski slopes. But it would be a mistake to underestimate the lake fall recreational opportunities. With the leaves changing and the summer moncler outlet crowds gone, autumn finds Lake Tahoe at its most quiet and scenic and, as always, there plenty to see and do around the lake.
Hiking in the Hills Hundreds of miles of hiking trails wind their way through the densely wooded landscape surrounding Lake Tahoe. Mild temperatures and brilliant foliage makes fall the perfect time to do some exploring, whether you moncler outlet onlineprefer an easy lakeside stroll or a challenging hike through the mountains. Several short, easy trails are accessible from the Taylor Creek Visitor Center www.moncleroutletvip.com and Tallac Historic Site on the south shore. Visitors in search of a challenge can find it on the Tahoe Rim Trail, which forms a 165mile loop around the entire lake. Open to hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding, the Rim Trail is accessible from dozens of trailheads in both California and Nevada, allowing you to choose the length of your trip based on your own abilities and preferences. Maps and guides are available through the USDA Forest Service as well as the official Tahoe Rim trail website.
Fishing on the Lake Lake Tahoe provides fishing opportunities yearround, but fall is one of the best times to catch the lake ample populations of trout and landlocked salmon. These fish move into shallower waters to spawn in October, and some of the best fishing takes place in areas where shallow and deep waters meet, such as moncler outlet store Cave Rock or Rubicon Point. Dozens of parks and marinas provide boat launch facilities along the shore. Because the lake straddles the border between California and Nevada, a fishing license from either state is acceptable if you fish from a boat. Shore fishermen must have a license from whichever state they standing on. To protect fish during spawning, fishing is closed within 300 feet of all Lake Tahoe tributaries starting October 1.