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Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Wilderness Ethics
Using this guide
Quiet Water
Some Thoughts on Canoes and Kayaks
In the Eddy: The Umiak, Kayak and Baidarka
Chapter One - Lake Tahoe & Tahoe
Basin Lakes
Paddling Area 1: Lake Tahoe, Agatam
County Beach
Paddling Area 2: Agatam Beach to Flick Point
Paddling Area 3: Lake Tahoe, South Shore: D.L. Bliss
State Park to Emerald Bay
Paddling Area 4: Lake Tahoe, South Shore: Baldwin
Beach to Emerald Bay
Paddling Area 5: Tahoe Basin Lakes: Echo Lakes
Paddling Area 6: Tahoe Basin Lakes: Donner Lake
Chapter Two - Tahoe National Forest
Lakes
Paddling Area 1: French Meadows Reservoir
Paddling Area 2: Hellhole Reservoir
Paddling Area 3: Stumpy Meadows Reservoir
Paddling Area 4: Sugar Pine Reservoir
Paddling Area 5: Big Reservoir
Paddling Area 6: Ralston Afterbay
Chapter Three - Crystal Basin Lakes
Paddling Area 1: Ice House Reservoir
In the Eddy: Naming the Land I
Paddling Areas 2 & 3: Wrights Lake and Dark Lake
In the Eddy: Wilson Meadow
Paddling Area 4: Union Valley Reservoir
In the Eddy: A View of Spider Lake
Paddling Area 5: Loon Lake and Pleasant Lake
In the Eddy: Gerle Creek
Paddling Area 6: Gerle Creek Reservoir
Paddling Area 7: Junction Reservoir
Paddling Area 8: Jenkinson Lake
In the Eddy: From Land to Lake
Chapter Four - Sierra Foothills
Paddling Area 1: Camanche Reservoir
Paddling Area 2: Pardee Reservoir via Mokelumne River
Arm
In the Eddy: Naming the Land II
In the Eddy: Chaparral!
Paddling Area 3: Pardee Reservoir, North & South
Arms
Paddling Area 4: Lake Amador
In the Eddy: A Drive to Clinton Bridge
Paddling Area 5: New Hogan Reservoir, North
In the Eddy: Take A Side Trip
Paddling Area 6: New Hogan Reservoir, South
Appendices
Bibliography & References
About the Author
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