Editing Lake Tahoe (section)

=== Motorcycling ===
[[File:Honda Africa Twin by Lake Tahoe.jpg|thumb|Motorcycle by Lake Tahoe]]
The lake and its scenic environs provide many opportunities for motorcyclists to ride both on and off-road. The most popular circuit that goes around the lake runs clockwise and starts in [[South Lake Tahoe, California|South Lake Tahoe]] on the California side.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://tahoesouth.com/explore/featured-blog/articles/tahoe-on-two-wheels/|title=Tahoe on Two Wheels|last=Lovaas|first=Jennifer|date=October 9, 2019|website=Tahoe South}}</ref> Riding north via route 89 allows riders to pull over to the right to admire the views without crossing traffic. Continuing onto highway 28 East, and finally, onto US-50 West will complete the full tour. Doing it in reverse allows experiencing the views from a different perspective. [[Nevada State Route 207|Kingsbury Grade]] (highway 207) is another popular route with local motorcyclists. It is only 11 miles long from South Lake Tahoe to [[Mottsville, Nevada|Mottsville]] and can also be ridden in both directions. Some of the most scenic motorcycling stops and views around the lake:
* [[Emerald Bay State Park|Emerald Bay]] – southwest Lake Tahoe, off Highway 89
* [[Fallen Leaf Lake (California)|Fallen Leaf Lake]] – 6 miles southwest of South Lake, via Highway 89
* [[Zephyr Cove, Nevada|Zephyr Cove]] – 6 miles north of South Lake, off Highway 50
* Cave Rock – 9 miles north of South Lake, off Highway 50
* Sand Harbor – northwest Lake Tahoe, off Highway 28
* [[Kings Beach, California|Kings Beach]] – North Lake Tahoe, off Highway 28
* [[Donner Lake]] – 21 miles north of Lake Tahoe, off I-80