Taylor Creek Visitor Center

Taylor Creek Visitor Center Enjoy the great outdoors at Taylor Creek! The Taylor Creek Visitor Center is a great place to explore Tahoe's natural history and ecology.

Walk any of the self-guided interpretive trails or join a naturalist for a variety of interpretative programs throughout the summer months. Taylor Creek Visitor Center is operated by the Great Basin Institute under a partnership agreement. For more information about opening dates and interpretive programs, visit https://taylortallac.org/taylor-creek/.

06/04/2026

Today's Fun Fact: Lake Tahoe is home to more than 63 miles of paved bike paths! With June being Tahoe Bike Month, there’s no better time to get out and explore. Whether you're cruising the East Shore Trail, pedaling through Tahoe City, or discovering a new favorite route, Tahoe offers some of the most scenic rides.

What is your favorite bike path in Tahoe?

📸: First Tracks Productions

06/04/2026

Save the date!

06/04/2026
06/04/2026

One of the Great Blue Heron nests has four nestlings. These are very busy Great Blue Heron parents to be raising so many young ones, most nests have two or three.

06/04/2026

(215/250) The American black bear is the most widespread bear in North America, found in forests, swamps and mountains from coast to coast. Despite their name, their color may vary from black and brown to cinnamon or even blond! This time of year, black bears are foraging and searching for mates.

Photo: Courtney Celley/USFWS

06/03/2026

The Wild Tahoe Festival returns to Taylor Creek Visitor Center on Sat., June 13, 2026, from 9:30AM to 3:30PM. Activities include guided bird/nature walks, educational exhibits, hands-on activities, learning opportunities for all ages and more! Photo courtesy of the Tahoe Institute for Natural Science. Link:⬇️

Great Basin Institute Tahoe Institute for Natural Science Taylor Creek Visitor Center

06/02/2026

Hi friends, when in Tahoe, we invite you to Take It Slow!

You've heard of mountain time. In other places, taking it slow might mean arriving late; here, it's arriving ready. It means quality time, deep focus, more safety, stronger memories, and a confident calm.

That's how we Take Care of Tahoe! So please, embody it and share it.

Credit: Tahoe Chamber

06/02/2026

🌲 Help heal the land at Tahoe Forest Stewardship Day on June 13.

Join Keep Tahoe Blue and the Nevada Tahoe Conservation District for a day of hands-on stream restoration at Marlette Creek near Thunderbird Lodge on Lake Tahoe’s east shore.

Plant native vegetation, support habitat restoration efforts, and learn from the experts working to care for Tahoe’s natural landscapes.

No experience necessary; just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to lend a hand. Plus, enjoy lunch and giveaways after the work is done.

📍 Meeting Location: Chimney Beach Parking Area
(Hwy 28 near Geo Whittell Rd, Carson City, NV)

🌲 Restoration Projects: 9 am–12 pm
🎉 Volunteer Lunch: 12–1 pm

Interested in taking on a larger role? We’re also looking for Volunteer Team Leads to welcome participants and support projects throughout the day.

Sign up today as a volunteer or team lead. Spots are limited!
keeptahoeblue.org/events

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1 Visitor Center Road
South Lake Tahoe, CA
96150

Opening Hours

Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+15305432674

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