Tahoe Area Mountain Biking Association has announced its 2023 planned trail projects. Volunteers are needed on these projects and on other trail maintenance projects throughout the Tahoe Basin. | tamba.org
Bijou Bike Park | Volunteer for Tuneup Tuesday’s every week from late April to November at 6 p.m.
Caldor Fire repairs | Continue repairs including removing trees, fixing retaining walls, reconstructing the trail tread and replacing signs.
Incline Lake trails upgrades | Work will include upgrades to the trails including improving signage, repairing bridges and BMP’s around sensitive stream areas.
Lower Stinger reroute | TAMBA received grant to help re-route the lower 1.5 miles of the Stinger Trail so it no longer finishes in a neighborhood but will instead end at a trailhead off Sewer Plant Road. It will have 300 vertical feet more descending and incorporate lake views.
Lower Tyrolian reroute | Finish the reroute of the bottom half mile of Tyrolian that crosses back to the east side of Incline Creek and incorporates more technical features.
Meeks Ridge Trail | Continue the trail that will connect from Meeks Bay to the Lost Lake Trail and will follow the ridge line to the north of Meeks Meadow. There was an old logging road on this route that will be replaced with about 4 miles of singletrack for a 10- to 12-mile loop when completed next year.
Road 73 Bypass | Construction continues of a singletrack option by Tahoe City to avoid Road 73 (Fiberboard freeway) for those going from Beartrap Connector (#17E14) up to Whoop Dee Doo or the Tahoe Rim Trail.
Tunnel Creek singletrack | Work will begin on a new singletrack trail connecting the Incline Flume at Tunnel Creek Road to the bottom of Tunnel Creek Road.
