Hiking trails in the 124-acre North Tahoe regional park meander through pine, fir and cedar forests, with trailheads located on the main road. National forest lands are adjacent, and a number of picnic trees are tucked away under mature conifers.
Check the park website for parking fees.
• Pets are allowed on trails but are not allowed on athletic fields.
• Owners must pick up after their pets to ensure enjoyment for all park users.
• All dogs must be leashed.
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