With over 440,000 annual users, the Tahoe Rim Trail is a major economic driver in the region.
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Support Our Community Recreation is booming in the Tahoe Basin. 76% of visitors to the region report their primary reason for visiting is recreation. Across California and Nevada, recreation generated $104.6 billion in consumer spending in 2018. With nearly 200 miles of trail and 440,000 annual users, the Tahoe Rim Trail system is a major contributor to this economic impact. As the local economy depends more on recreation it is more important than ever to support organizations that protect and expand our recreation opportunities. To ensure the Tahoe Rim Trail remains a world class trail experience drawing hundreds of thousands of users to the region annually, your support is needed. By supporting the Tahoe Rim Trail Association, you are promoting healthy lifestyles, increasing tourism dollars in our community, and ensuring the continued protection of this essential economic driver. Join in our efforts to champion recreation and improve the lives of people in our community.
Trails make life more fun! They connect to nature and inspire people to get outside and be active. They reduce stress levels, increase cardiovascular strength, and improve mental health. Trails also enhance property values, protect our environment, and increase the value of open space.
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440,000+
Annual Trail Users
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To join or for more information contact Veronica Palmer veronicap@tahoerimtrail.org or 775-298-4490 or visit www.tahoerimtrail.org/business-partners
The Trail The Tahoe Rim Trail is one of the most iconic and beautiful long-distance recreation trails in the world. The 200 mile single-track trail system is open to hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking (in most areas). The trail circumnavigates the ridge-lines of the Lake Tahoe Basin, crossing six counties, four National Forests, three Wilderness areas, two states, and one state park.