| The Bob Watson Loop (shown in green) totals about 16
miles. It follows the Cena Lar Trail heading east, then departs south to join
FS Road 6 (shown in olive green.) It then works its way past Watson Lake and
then follows the Tahoe Rim Trail heading west. It
then drops down onto the Tevis Cup Trail for the return to Robie Park.
The 100 mile Tevis Cup Trail (shown in blue) initially follows FS
Road 6 heading east from the park. After about a mile, it veers off onto an old
logging road and heads south. It then climbs slowly for about four miles and
then winds its way down to cross the Truckee River, about 6-1/2 miles from the
park. It then continues by climbing toward Squaw Peak. For more about this
trail and its long association with Wendell Robie, visit the Tevis Cup Ride website.
The Deer Creek Trail (shown in magenta) is accessible from the Tevis
Cup trail, not far from where it leaves the graded Forest Service road. This
beautiful single track trail traces the edge of Deer Creek for about three
miles, ending near the Truckee River.
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