Exploring dog-friendly Lake Tahoe: An adventurer’s guide

Lake Tahoe, known for its stunning landscapes and crystal-clear waters, is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. If you’re a dog owner planning a visit to this beautiful area, you’ll be glad to know that Lake Tahoe is incredibly dog-friendly. With various trails, beaches, and restaurants welcoming canine companions, your four-legged friend will enjoy the … Continued Read more.

Scenery rules at these dog-friendly campgrounds

dog sits in front of campfire with view of river

Photo by Cristoph Wesi.

Three pet-friendly campgrounds at MacKerricher State Park, just three miles from Fort Bragg in Mendocino County, put you smack on the scenic coast within sight and sound of the sea.

Prettiest dog-friendly place in Lake Tahoe

Zephyr Cove. Photo by Ingrid Salmanca.

Debbie J., our latest Paw Tester wrote in to tell us about, The Pine Cone Resort at Lake Tahoe, 'the most fun place' she has ever stayed with her dogs, Boomer and Molly. Read more.

When it snows

border collie sits in show behind woman cross county skiing.

Photo by Glenna Haug.

Yes, it will snow again — and when it does, you and your best friend will find groomed cross-country trails as well as limitless tracts of public lands to glide on. Be sure to check with these centers regarding their status prior to heading out. Read more.

Curl up in a cabin

Tahoma Meadows Cottages.

There’s nothing like an old-style cabin to impart a sense of place at Lake Tahoe. We have a few dog-friendly favorites, starting with Tahoma Meadows Bed & Breakfast Cottages on Tahoe's West Shore Read more.