Tunnel Creek Trail is a 7 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Incline Village-Crystal Bay, Nevada that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from May until September. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
April 12, 2021Beautiful
April 10, 2021Gorgeous. Words cannot express.
April 3, 2021Great The trail map is not capturing the newer section Get out early to find parking
March 29, 2021Great trail and path! The best views of the lake are a mile in of the lake/mountains. Snow starts about 1.5 miles in, definitely recommend hiking shoes. We ran/walked this path and took just about 2 hours to the top. Started at 7am and not very crowded
March 26, 2021Super well maintained. Last mile up was totally snow covered. All hard packed till the very end. Great time!
March 13, 2021The first mile was on dry dirt path and then all packed snow until the last half mile where it got a bit deeper. Only used spikes and did fine. Incredible views and a good climb to the top
February 27, 2021Great views at the start and finish. Snow started half way up the trail and it would have been good to have snowshoes for the last 0.6 mile.
February 18, 2021Moderate climb up with great views! Packed snow turned too deep for boots near the end. Need snowshoes to go further.
January 21, 2021Not crowded. Beautiful overlooks. Decent bathroom half way. Good parking at entrance
January 17, 2021Getting crowded
December 2, 2020After a mile and a half, snow and ice replaced gravel travel making the ascent and descent more tricky. The views are amazing. Altitude climb. Hardly any people after first mike. Beautiful.
November 28, 2020This is a nice trail that connects to Marietta Lake. I found that out while hiking a different trail and I got a little lost and got on this trail. Went on it for a while on the downhill portion from the top. Lots of snow and I was second person with foot prints in snow. So if you go towards top- be prepared for thick snow.
November 27, 2020November 27, 2020Snow and ice start at 2.1 mi in. We put on the Yaktrax to go up to the end point. You'll appreciate trax on the descent.
November 15, 2020November 1, 2020Super cool!! Highly recommend
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