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Popular Incline Flume Trail is now restored and fully public following land donation Reno-Gazette-Journal 1 hr ago Amy Alonzo, Reno Gazette Journal © Courtesy NV Land Trust The historic Bull Wheel structure, used from 1880 to 1894 to transport lumber over the mountains. A popular Tahoe-area trail is now restored and under public ownership six years after a donation of private land to the Nevada Land Trust. A portion of the popular seven-mile Incline Flume Trail, which runs from Tunnel Creek Road in Nevada State Park to Mt. Rose Highway, was held under private ownership until 2015. The trail traversed U.S. Forest Service, Diamond Peak ski area and private land owned by Cheryl and David Duffield. Because of the private ownership, the trail was not sanctioned, signed or maintained by the forest service, according to the Tahoe Area Mountain Biking Association.

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