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WELCOME TO the TAYLOR CREEK VISITOR CENTER

The Taylor Creek Visitor Center serves as the informational gateway to outdoor recreation experiences in the Tahoe Basin and as an interpretative center for local flora, fauna, and human and natural history. Since 1964, the USDA Forest Service and its partners have seasonally operated the site to promote education, recreation and environmental stewardship. Visitor services typically start around Memorial Day and end in October; however, the grounds remain accessible throughout the year for winter recreation.

Beautiful fall Aspen tree leaves over the wooden boardwalk at Taylor Creek in South Lake Tahoe

SITE INFORMATION

PHONE: 530-543-2674

ADDRESS: Visitor Center Road, CA-89N, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150

SOCIAL MEDIA

TAYLOR CREEK IS CLOSED FOR WINTER.

The trails and grounds are accessible for public recreation year-round, however ALL visitor services are currently closed. This includes parking, bathroom and trash service. Please recreate responsible and pack out all trash if visiting the Taylor Creek area this winter.

THE STREAM PROFILE CHAMBER IS CLOSED. IT WILL REOPEN IN 2024.

Contacts

Supervisor’s Office
Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit

  • PHONE: 530-543-2600
  • ADDRESS: 35 College Drive, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150

The Great Basin Institute

  • PHONE: 775-674-5475, Mt. Rose Main Office
  • ADDRESS: 16750 Mt. Rose Hwy, Reno, NV 89511

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