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A scenic drive from Bridgeport to South Lake Tahoe through the Kingsbury Grade Road (Route 207). January 3, 2021 "Backed by the jagged spires of the Sawtooth Range, Bridgeport is the center of a vast recreational playground – the gateway to numerous Sierra Nevada canyons, peaks, lakes, streams, and hot springs. Twin Lakes and Bridgeport Reservoir hum with activity all summer including fishing, boating, camping, hiking and rock climbing. Twin Lakes also produces state records for catching the most brown trout. Nearby Robinson and Buckeye creeks are popular for fly fishing, and to the south Green Creek is a more remote destination for camping, fishing, and hiking. Here too are the headwaters for the East Walker River, which flows through the valley to Bridgeport Reservoir northeast of the town. The reservoir and nearby river are popular destinations for fishing and bird watching. Virginia Lakes located down the road from Bridgeport near Conway Summit boasts access to eight pristine mountain lakes that beckon trout anglers. Cabin rentals, boat rentals and a cafe round-out the vacation experience. Situated beneath Dunderberg Peak, Virgina Lakes is also the gateway to rugged hiking trails in the Hoover Wilderness." --https://sierranevadageotourism.org/en... "Most roads that climb up and down mountains follow gradual valleys or ridges. This is also the case for most roads in and out of Tahoe. Less common are those roads that cut along the side of a steep mountain and give you amazing views. Tahoe has two of those. The most well-known is the short section of cliff-edge road from Echo Summit down toward Meyers on the South Shore. A less well-known example is from Daggett Summit at the top of Kingsbury Grade down to Carson Valley. While the Echo Summit drive gives you the great views associated with a 1200-foot drop-off, Kingsbury Grade gives you a nearly 3000-foot drop-off. The views are spectacular. You can enjoy them from both directions, going up or down, but they are most dramatic going down from Tahoe. As with the Mt. Rose Highway that I wrote about a couple of weeks ago, the Kingsbury Grade/Carson Valley drive can be done as part of a nice counter-clockwise loop." --http://toddborg.blogspot.com/2013/08/... "South Lake Tahoe is a California resort city on Lake Tahoe, in the Sierra Nevada mountains. It’s known for nearby ski resorts and beaches, like El Dorado Beach, with its picnic areas. The city’s restaurants and bars merge with the casinos of adjacent Stateline, Nevada. Van Sickle Bi-State Park has wooded trails and lake views. West of the city, Emerald Bay State Park includes Vikingsholm, a 1929 Nordic-style mansion." --google