Shaun Hunter
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11/25/2023
While this trail can be hiked in any direction and distance, we start this route at Mayberry Park.
Shaun Hunter
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11/25/2023
Mayberry Park is a popular park with year-round activities, including wading in the river or launching on floating tubes during the warmer months and fishing or snowshoeing during the colder months.
Shaun Hunter
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11/25/2023
This section of the trail is paved with distances marked along the ground.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
11/25/2023
The trail passes a variety of terrain, including several sections through other parks and green spaces that each offer their own features.
Shaun Hunter
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11/25/2023
The downside is that several sections of the trail follow city streets and sidewalks.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
11/25/2023
Re-accessing the multi-use path after a section of trail that passes through a quiet neighborhood.
Shaun Hunter
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11/25/2023
There are several river access points and small bridges crossing over creeks along the hike.
Shaun Hunter
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11/25/2023
While the trail parallels the Truckee River, it isn't until it gets closer to the city center that the path is actually in view of the Truckee.
Shaun Hunter
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11/25/2023
Dedicated path along the Riverside Drive section of the Tahoe-Pyramid Trail.
Shaun Hunter
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11/25/2023
Downtown comes into view, along with the popular Wingfield Park and several of the city's towers.
Shaun Hunter
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11/25/2023
The final section of trail is along paved pedestrian thoroughfares in downtown Reno.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date: 
11/25/2023
Tahoe-Pyramid Trail can be taken as a shuttle in segments, a through hike, or just a nice day stroll.