Bike or use shuttle to 28th annual Lake Tahoe Summit at Round Hill Pines

The 28th annual Lake Tahoe Summit will be held on Wednesday, August 14 at Round Hill Pines Beach Resort in Zephyr Cove, Nev. The theme of this year’s event is “Connecting Tahoe: Investing in Transit, Trails, and Technology for the Future.”

This year's host is Nevada Senator Cortez Masto.

Check-in and a booth fair featuring Lake Tahoe environmental organizations will begin at 9 a.m. The Summit program starts at 10 a.m. The booth fair will continue with food for purchase from Beach Bums Bar & Grill after the Summit concludes.

If you plan to attend, please register online here. Registration will close on August 7.

The summit will also be carried on Livestream HERE starting at 10 a.m.

There will be no on-site parking, so the public is encouraged to use public transportation or complimentary shuttle service. Walking and biking are great options, too. The Lake Tahoe Bicycle Coalition will provide a complimentary bike valet.

If you require ADA parking, please contact Caitlin Meyer at cmeyer@tahoefund.org.

Transportation

Biking: From the South Shore, bike to the Lam Watah Nature Trail Trailhead (193 Kahle Dr, Stateline, NV 89449) and bike along the path to Round Hill Pines.

From North Shore:
Placer County, in partnership with the Crystal Bay Club, is offering a park-and-ride location for attendees of the 2024 Lake Tahoe Summit. These shuttles will depart from the Crystal Bay Club.
TART buses will depart from the Crystal Bay Club at 8am and 8:30am
TART buses will remain at the Summit and will depart at 12pm and 12:30pm.
Using TART’s main line service or TART Connect to travel to the Crystal Bay Club is encouraged. Find TART routes here.

From South Shore:
The Tahoe Transportation District, in partnership with Douglas County, will be offering a park-and-ride location for attendees of the 2024 Lake Tahoe Summit. These shuttles will depart from the Kingsbury Transit Center (207 Kingsbury Grade Rd, Stateline, NV 89449) with parking available in the parking garage and at Kahle Park.

Shuttles will begin at 8:30am from the Kingsbury Transit Center to Round Hill Pines.
Return trips from Round Hill Pines will begin at the conclusion of the Summit.
Lake Link, Tahoe’s on-demand microtransit service, will be extending their service boundary to Round Hill Pines for the event. The Public is encouraged to use Lake Link to connect to TTD shuttle routes departing from the Lake Tahoe Community College and Douglas County Parking Garage. Click here to download the Lake Link app.

Driving:
Limited $10 paid parking is available at Nevada Beach. This is the normal beach parking and is not managed by the Summit event. After parking at Nevada Beach, it is a 1-mile walk along the bike path to Round Hill Pines Resort.