Skip to ContentThe Tahoe East Shore Trail is a paved path along the Nevada shore of Lake Tahoe between Incline Village and Sand Harbor. The details below come from the Tahoe Fund, a nonprofit, because we did not read an agency trail page.
Checked November 3, 2026. Dates, prices and hours change; the official page wins.
- ~3 mipaved path
- 10 ftwide
- 11 / 16beach access / vista points
- $3East Shore Express
Trail Facts
- Length and surfaceAbout 3 miles; paved, 10 feet wide, built to ADA standards (Tahoe Fund).
- Access points11 beach access points and 16 vista points.
- Parking91 new parking spaces at the north end; parking on SR 28 is prohibited; payment in peak season.
- ShuttleEast Shore Express: $3 general, $1.50 for seniors and people with disabilities.
- Sand Harbor entry from the path$2 (Tahoe Fund). Nevada State Parks lists vehicle entry of $10, or $15 for non-Nevada vehicles.
- RulesPedal-assist e-bikes welcome, motorized scooters not; leashed dogs allowed; the steepest section is no more than 8 percent grade; keep right and cyclists yield to hikers. (Dogs at Sand Harbor beach are allowed only October 15 to April 15, per Nevada State Parks.)
- SeasonNot stated on the page we read: season
See Sand Harbor and Incline Village. Sand Harbor’s Sand Point Nature Trail is a one-third-mile accessible trail with interpretive signs (Nevada State Parks).
On The Map
What We Could Not Confirm
These items were not read on an official page when we checked, so we do not state them as fact. Who can confirm each one is named.
- Agency-confirmed length, surface and rules: the Tahoe Fund is a nonprofit, and we did not read a Nevada State Parks or Tahoe Transportation District trail page.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are dogs allowed on the East Shore Trail?
The Tahoe Fund says leashed dogs are allowed on the trail.
Sources
Cite this page: It’s Reno editorial team, “Tahoe East Shore Trail,” itsreno.com, checked November 3, 2026.