We arrived to Lake Tahoe on a beatiful February afternoon and hiked to Eagle point where we spotted two bald eagles! Emerald Bay is in the background.
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We stayed at the rustic but cozy Tahoma Meadows B&B. Its convenient location allowed us to explore several trails in the western shore of Lake Tahoe.
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The common room at the B&B was used to serve delicious breakfasts. We enjoyed the likes of their Western frittata, Kahlua french toast and Sticky buns.
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Sunrise at Sugar Pine Point State Park. Picture taken with Nikon D80 camera and 17-55mm lens. I also made extensive use of the Singh Ray two-stop split neutral density filter on this and most of the other pictures.
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Sunset at Sugar Pine Point Park. In the background are the mountains on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe.
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Another sunrise lake view from the "Orange Trail" at Sugar Pine Point. Lake Tahoe is the second deepest freshwater lake in the United States and it never freezes.
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We hiked several trails at Sugar Pine Point and enjoyed unencumbered views of the lake.
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Sunset from the Sugar Pine Point pier.
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Sunrise view of Emerald Bay and Fannette Island minutes before snow showers sent us running for cover. Picture taken from the Vikingsholm's trailhead. This is the only island in Lake Tahoe.
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