Tahoe National Forest - Caring for the Land & Serving People
Tahoe National Forest Welcomes You
From the foothills to the peaks of the Sierra Nevada mountains, opportunity awaits
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North Yuba Landscape
The North Yuba Landscape includes a 275,000-acre planning area to implement forest management work to reduce wildfire risk.
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E-Bike Opportunities
The Tahoe National Forest offers a wide variety of e-bike riding opportunities. This includes over 2,000-miles of roads, 195-miles of OHV trails, 190 miles of single-track motorcycle trails, and an additional 35 miles of newly designated single track available to Class-1, pedal-assisted E-Bikes. All roads and trails open to motor vehicle use are available for all classes of e-bikes
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Virtual Services
Don't have time to stop by one of our offices? Many services traditionally offered in our public offices are available online:
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Popular Topics
This is a list featuring topics that visitors ask about the most.
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Popular Links
Important links for our visitors.
Recent News
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Two popular Truckee trails closed for forest restoration work
Release Date: Jun 25, 2024
Spotlights
Wildfire and Wool: How grazing on national forests is a win-win
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Grazing is used as a natural resource management tool used to combat a century of forest overgrowth, support wildfire risk reduction, and return the forest to a healthier state.
2024 Summer Interpretive Programs
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Visitors can experience the forest with a knowledgeable guide by joining a free interpretive walk, discovery hike or campground program.
Evolutions of a Name: Tahoe National Forest
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Though Lake Tahoe and the forest share a common name, Lake Tahoe hasn't shared its shores with the Tahoe National Forest in over 50 years.
2024 OHV grant application notice of public review and comment opportunity
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The forest is preparing its application to the Calif. Department of Parks & Recreation, Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation Division to request funding for OHV trail improvements.