Settle into South Shore

Where to stay is always the first consideration for DogTrekkers on overnight quests, and in South Shore there’s something for every budget, from the luxe Fireside Lodge B&B to the basic but well located Motel 6. In between, we’re partial to Spruce Grove Cabins just off Ski Run Boulevard at the foot of Heavenly Mountain Resort; Holly’s Place, a cabin property on two securely fenced acres; and 3 Peaks Resort, a comfy, mountain-style hotel a few short blocks inland. Read more.

Shelter in the Tahoe snow

Tahoe in February is bound to be snowy, so pack up your dog and bring your cross-county skis, snowshoes and boots Read more.

Dog-friendly Tahoe Keys Resort

German shepherd at the Tahoe Keys Resort.

Photo by Tahoe Keys Resort.

Lake Tahoe is a paradise for dogs, and at Tahoe Keys Resort you will find a variety of cabins, condos and homes that welcome dogs.

10 ways to have fun with your dog at Lake Tahoe

Photo by Jessica Bay.

Yes, you can take your dog swimming at Lake Tahoe! True, there are only a handful of dog-friendly beaches, but for most dogs, just one a day is enough. One of our hidden favorites on the West Shore is the private beach at Obexer’s General Store in Homewood.