Cascade to Meeks Trail eyed

West Shore trail completion identified in the Management Plan | Courtesy TRPA

UPDATED 090321: Due to wildfire danger, the webinar will be rescheduled for a later date TBA.

A feasibility study to examine the constructability of a West Shore Tahoe trail dubbed the Cascade to Meeks Trail has begun with a webinar scheduled for Sept. 14 at 5:30 p.m. The creation of the multi-use trail was identified as a high priority need in the SR 89 Corridor Management Plan, which was released last year. The plan also identified needs for increased transit, more parking and additional access to recreation along the stretch of Highway 89 from Meeks Bay to Camp Richardson.

Read our story “The future of recreation from Tahoma to Camp Richardson”

A study for the trail while look at the project’s vision and goals, trail segments and access points. The West Shore Trail is expected to help reduce traffic congestion and enable multi-use access to recreation beaches and trails. There will be a Q&A after the webinar.

The future of recreation from Tahoma to Camp Richardson: transit, trails & technology

 

The plan is available at trpa.gov. Read Tahoe Weekly’s coverage on the plan at TheTahoeWeekly.com. | Webinar RSVP westshoretahoetrail.com