Van Sickle Bi-State Park Safety and Equitable Access Improvements Project
Project Details
LEAD AGENCY
California Tahoe Conservancy
PARTNERS
Nevada Division of State Parks
LOCATION
Van Sickle Bi-State Park, South Lake Tahoe, California
Van Sickle Bi-State Park Draft Initial Study/Initial Environmental Checklist (2009) | Addendum to Negative Declaration for Van Sickle CA/NV Bi-State Park (2009)
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Overview
The California Tahoe Conservancy is planning a project at Van Sickle Bi-State Park (Park) to improve visitor safety, connect the Park to nearby neighborhoods and state line with new shared-use trails, expand amenities, and improve access for all. Building on a 2019 vision plan for the park, the Conservancy is exploring options to improve the Park entrance, trails, and facilities. The Conservancy also proposes to build a portion of the Dennis T. Machida Greenway (Van Sickle Connector), to connect Chonokis Road to the Van Sickle Shared-Use Trail. View a story map about the improvements.
Email scott.cecchi@tahoe.ca.gov. for more information.
View maps of the proposed improvements:
