Marlette Lake Dam via National Forest Development Road 038 and Flume Trail(edit)

This was an epic ride on the iconic Flume Trail in Lake Tahoe. The ride starts out with a 4 mile 1000 climb to 8,000 feet. This part of the ride was tough, as the sandy terrain slowed us down. We had to hop off our bikes and walk a few times. The downhill was a bit more death defying than expected. Long stretches of the trail sit along narrow pathways that offer sharp rocks to the right and a steep drop to the left. The last 2 miles were pretty steep and required some crafty braking as to not skid out in the sandy turns. We finished up mostly unscathed.

This was an epic ride on the iconic Flume Trail in Lake Tahoe. The ride starts out with a 4 mile 1000 climb to 8,000 feet. This part of the ride was tough, as the sandy terrain slowed us down. We had to hop off our bikes and walk a few times. The downhill was a bit more death defying than expected. Long stretches of the trail sit along narrow pathways that offer sharp rocks to the right and a steep drop to the left. The last 2 miles were pretty steep and required some crafty braking as to not skid out in the sandy turns. We finished up mostly unscathed.

This was an epic ride on the iconic Flume Trail in Lake Tahoe. The ride starts out with a 4 mile 1000 climb to 8,000 feet. This part of the ride was tough, as the sandy terrain slowed us down. We had to hop off our bikes and walk a few times. The downhill was a bit more death defying than expected. Long stretches of the trail sit along narrow pathways that offer sharp rocks to the right and a steep drop to the left. The last 2 miles were pretty steep and required some crafty braking as to not skid out in the sandy turns. We finished up mostly unscathed.