Tahoe Hiking for bad Knees
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Tahoe Hiking for bad Knees
Well I have bad knees but I still want to go on some hikes while we are in Tahoe for 5 days.
Any that aren't too hilly or are just all the way flat.
Any hilly ones that aren't that long.
I could do a couple that aren't flat if they just weren't too long.
Any suggestions?
We are leaving next Wednesday to go. WOO HOO!!
Any that aren't too hilly or are just all the way flat.
Any hilly ones that aren't that long.
I could do a couple that aren't flat if they just weren't too long.
Any suggestions?
We are leaving next Wednesday to go. WOO HOO!!
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I'm an old geezer w/bad knees & still can do the hike [more like a walk] to Angora Lakes near Fallen Leaf Lake. Nice lodge at the lake where you can enjoy the great scenery. Rent a row boat or watch the kids jumping off the granite cliffs on the other side of the small beach area. Sandwiches & drinks available at the lodge or bring your own.
http://www.aboutlaketahoe.com/hiking/angora_lakes.htm
http://www.aboutlaketahoe.com/hiking/angora_lakes.htm
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Gosh, I never even thought about hiking poles. If it relieves the stress on my knees, that would be great. I love to hike and ever since my knees have gotten bad I have been afraid to do anything too steep or rocky. Thanks for the tip!
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