π Granite boulder with four small trees growing out of a crevice, an iconic symbol of Lake Tahoe. π Located on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe, between Hidden Beach and Sand Harbor. # Why Go πΈ Iconic symbol of Lake Tahoe, ideal for nature photography π Stunning views of Lake Tahoe's clear blue waters π Famous sunset spot πΆ Quick and rewarding stop off Highway 89, with easy access from the road π§ββοΈ Unique natural wonder evoking bonsai artistry # Why Avoid β οΈ Steep, rocky, sandy, slippery path to shore, no designated trail π ΏοΈ Very limited roadside parking on narrow shoulder π‘ Spotty internet, GPS may be inaccessible # Tips π Drive carefully on Rt. 28, especially when stopping. π Wear sturdy shoes with good tread for the steep path. π‘ Bring a headlamp for return after sunset. β° Arrive 1-2 hours before sunset for best photo spots and parking. πΊοΈ Use GPS coordinates for exact spot, if accessible. π« Follow Leave No Trace principles.
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