Historic Glenbrook, Nevada, on the East shore of Lake Tahoe, epitomizes the qualities of a rural lakeshore community. Historians believe that Mark Twain first viewed Lake Tahoe from the meadow where Glenbrook Creek flows into the lake. Upon viewing the lake, Twain declared that it was “…the fairest picture the whole earth affords.” Only 150 acres of Glenbrook’s 750 acres have been developed. Nearly 600 acres remain undisturbed, offering homeowners serenity as well as unique recreational opportunities.