Lake Tahoe |
| At an altitude of 6,225 feet, Lake Tahoe is the largest alpine lake in North America. At 1,645 feet deep, its depth second only to Crater Lake (1,945 feet deep). The most picturesque spot is Emerald Bay, which is home to Vikingsholm, a California castle which was built 1928 to resemble an ancient Viking fortress. |
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