Tahoe National Forest

Tahoe National Forest is a large, protected area in northern California covering about 850,000 acres. It features mountains, forests, and numerous lakes, offering outdoor activities like hiking, camping, fishing, and skiing. The forest plays a vital role in local ecosystems, providing habitat for wildlife and maintaining water quality. Managed by the U.S. Forest Service, it also supports forestry and recreation-based economies. Visitors can enjoy scenic landscapes, diverse plant and animal life, and opportunities for adventure and nature appreciation. Tahoe National Forest serves as a valuable natural resource and recreational destination for locals and travelers alike.