Donner Memorial State Park PARK HIGHLIGHTS • Dogs are not allowed on trails. Dogs are Whether you decide to take a leisurely allowed in the parking areas, and must be Cross-Country snowshoe hike along the shoreline of on a leash no more than 6 feet in length. , or explore the outstanding • Do not walk on ski trails. Walk and Ski Trail Map and Sierra vistas from Schallenberger Ridge, snowshoe to the sides of the trail. Winter Activity Guide visitors of all ability levels will enjoy many • Restrooms are available at the museum. activities. • Be prepared for changing weather and trail conditions. ACCESSIBLE FEATURES The restrooms and museum are accessible. If you need assistance, please call (530) 582-7892.

From the Snowshoe Adventure Trail and Lake Loop Trail, travel along the shore Welcome to the beauty of winter of the “Gem of the Sierra’s” and enjoy the at Donner Lake! The park offers incredible views of historic , cross-country and snowshoe trails for Schallenberger Ridge and Donner Peak. adventurers of all ages, nestled among Eagles may be seen fishing the lake, and towering pines, winding along beautiful animals like the snowshoe hare, raccoon Donner Lake, and traveling the historic and fox leave their tracks for you to explore. emigrant trails. You will truly enjoy all For a longer excursion, try venturing that Donner Memorial State Park has out along the Coldstream Trail and Upper Pioneer Monument to offer! Coldstream Trail in Coldstream Canyon, and follow the route of the pioneers on the Trail. You will follow Cold Creek Cross-Country Ski Trails Donner Memorial State Park Five color-coded trails range from 1/2 to to Merrill’s Ponds and the upper valley. 12593 Donner Pass Road 5 miles in length. The trailhead for all PLEASE REMEMBER: the trails is located near the Emigrant Truckee, CA 96161 • Day-use parking fees are required. Trail Museum. Parking for the trails can (530) 582-7892 Please register at the museum or be found at the museum and near the entrance station. www.parks.ca.gov entrance station. • Please use trails with caution and show courtesy to other park visitors. • Winter play, including skiing and snowshoeing, can be hazardous. Trails and conditions can change quickly. • Please be prepared and enjoy your stay safely.

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