ALL ABOUT TAHOE

  • Lake elevation: 6225 feet (above sea level)

  • 22 miles from north to south

  • 12 miles wide from east to west

  • 72 miles of shoreline

  • Deepest point: 1645 feet

  • Second deepest lake in the United States

  • Tenth deepest lake in the world

  • Water clarity of about 70 feet deep

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Mussels and Weeds

Invasive species threaten fresh water lakes. Tahoe Resource Conservation District. >>>read more 

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Lake Tahoe Clarity

The lake has lost approximately 33 feet, or one-third of its famous transparency, during the last 40 years and oxygen concentrations in the deep waters have declined significantly. Thick growths of attached algae now coat the shoreline rocks in the spring. We are fortunate to have Tahoe Environmental Research Center on site at Lake Tahoe, monitoring clarity and water health. >>>read more

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Giant Goldfish

Beautiful in a tank, but dangerous in the lake. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture >>>read more

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Tahoe Poop Patrol

Join the movement: Pick it Up -- Pack it Out >>>read more

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