New spin on Old Tahoe: The North Shore adds more access to shore
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Sunny autumn days at Lake Tahoe, left, are a good time to explore the quiet California side of the North Shore. Photo courtesy North Lake Tahoe Visitors Bureaus

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Sunny autumn days at Lake Tahoe, left, are a good time to explore the quiet California side of the North Shore. Photo courtesy North Lake Tahoe Visitors Bureaus
Magic Carpet Golf in Carnelian Bay reflects its Sierra setting. Chronicle photo by Jeanne Cooper
Interpretive signs and a boardwalk through restored wetlands point the way to Carnelian Beach. Chronicle photo by Jeanne Cooper
Kayakers line up at the edge of Carnelian Bay on Lake Tahoe's North Shore. Chronicle photo by Jeanne Cooper
A sunflower stands guard at the restored wetlands on Carnelian Bay. Chronicle photo by Jeanne Cooper
Lilly-Sophie Krick-Aigner of Spartanburg, S.C., plays at the water's edge in Carnelian Bay on Lake Tahoe's North Shore. Chronicle photo by Jeanne Cooper
The Carnelian Woods townhomes in Carnelian Bay are primarily used as vacation rentals. Chronicle photo by Jeanne Cooper
The public beach in Carnelian Bay on Tahoe's North Shore has plenty of room to spread out. Chronicle photo by Jeanne Cooper
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