Cedar Flat: Hwy 28 at Dollar
Tucked along Lake Tahoe’s northern shore in the Sierra Nevada, Cedar Flat is a place whose character is shaped by the dense conifer forest of the Tahoe Basin. This small unincorporated community lies beside one of North America’s largest alpine lakes, shared by California and Nevada and known for its exceptional depth. Local roads pass through wooded residential areas rather than a compact town centre, while nearby Tahoe City is the North Shore’s main service hub and the outlet of the Truckee River. Lake Tahoe lies within the ancestral homeland of the Washoe people. Cedar Flat provides a quieter North Shore setting close to both the lake and mountain terrain.
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Cedar Flat occupies a wooded lakeside strip on Lake Tahoe’s northwestern shore in California’s Sierra Nevada. This small North Shore community lies between Tahoe City and Carnelian Bay, where the lake’s clear, deep waters meet a shoreline of conifer forest and residential coves. Lake Tahoe drains at nearby Tahoe City into the Truckee River, which continues northeast toward Nevada. The area belongs to a mountain region shaped by recreation as well as history: Olympic Valley, west of the lake, staged the 1960 Winter Olympics. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Cedar Flat and Lake Tahoe relate to the surrounding Sierra Nevada.
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