SUGAR PINE POINT STATE PARK

The Sierra State Parks Foundation and the Tahoe Youth Ballet Company proudly present for the first time

t"DANCE IN THE PARK"

August 17th at 6:00 p.m.

Ticket information: www.tahoeyouthballet.com

Enjoy many  miles of hiking trails within the park and a swimming beach provides visitors with a variety of relaxing summer activities.

 FULL MOON KAYAK ADVENTURE

Thursdays July 14th and August 11th-Arrive at 7:30 pm- $25.00 per person/18 person limit-Reservations required. For more information and reservations Call: 530. 525.9920

SUNRISE KAYAK TOUR

Tuesdays July 19th and August 23-Arrive at 5:30am $20.00 per person/18 person limit-Reservations required. For more information and reservations call: 530. 525.9920

FULL MOON HIKE ALONG LAKE TAHOE SHORES AT SUGAR PINE POINT

Saturday July 16th-Arrive 8:30 pm-$10.00 per person. Children 12 and under free. For more information call: 530.583.3074

HELLMAN-EHRMAN DISCOVERY HIKE

Wednesdays, July 20th and August 17th at noon.No charge, but parking fees apply. Call 530.583-3074 for more information.

GARDEN IN THE ESTATE

Every Wednesday, 10am-noon.

NATURE HIKE SATURDAYS

Every Saturday in July and August-9am-10:30am-No charge-Parking fees apply. Information: 530.583.3074

 OTHER SEASONAL ACTIVITIES:

 Cross-Country Skiing
Winter visitors to the park will find over 20 kilometers of marked cross country ski trails and a heated restroom in the General Creek campground. The newly re-established Olympic Biathlon Trail allows visitors to ski the historic trail from the 1960 Olympics! Interpretive presentations on a variety of winter related subjects are presented most weekends, from January through March.

Fishing
Ed Z'berg - Sugar Pine Point State Park is comprised of conifer forests in the General Creek drainage. The waters of General Creek are among the clearest waters flowing into Lake Tahoe and the stream is open to fishing from mid July to mid September.

Sugar Pine Point Nature Center
When you're at Ed Z'berg - Sugar Pine Point State Park, be sure to stop at the Nature Center located in the day use area by the Ehrman Mansion. We now have a bird display, where visitors can view several species of bird life that occur in the Tahoe Basin. In addition to birds, visitors can see most of the mammals and the four major game fish that occur here. Other exhibits include: Biology, Lake Ecology, Wildflowers, Trees, and a "Touchy-feely" table for the kids (adults also!).