Lake Tahoe: Oldest, Coldest Lake

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At its steepest point, Lake Tahoe is 16145 feet deep, putting it at the second deepest lake in the US behind Oregon 's Crater Lake .

The lake gets its famous crystal clarity from the close mountains surrounding the lake where snow runoff and 63 creeks and streams feed directly into the lake.

Tahoe up until the 1950s was a place exclusively for the elite, flocking to retreats popping up all over the area.

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