Lake Tahoe’s South Shore and more
Summer is prime time at South Lake Tahoe, for hotel stays and vacation rentals alike. A vacation rental can be your ticket to dog-friendly togetherness…
Read moreSummer is prime time at South Lake Tahoe, for hotel stays and vacation rentals alike. A vacation rental can be your ticket to dog-friendly togetherness…
Read moreWhere 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…
Read moreOf course you can take your dog swimming in Lake Tahoe! True, dogs aren't welcome everywhere, but that's not to say that canine-friendly splash spots…
Read moreTahoe in February is bound to be snowy, so pack up your dog and bring your cross-county skis, snowshoes and boots
Read moreLake Tahoe is a paradise for dogs, and at Tahoe Keys Resort you will find a variety of cabins, condos and homes that welcome dogs.
Read moreYes, 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…
Read moreWhile it’s impossible to personally know every campground in Northern California, the following dog-friendly sites have repeatedly proven to be exceptional based on various experiences.…
Read moreWho hasn’t gazed out at Lake Tahoe and wished there was a really good beach where dogs could run, leap, swim, dock dive and otherwise…
Read moreAnywhere there’s snow, you can snowshoe. Your hound, however, won’t float atop fresh powder like you do. He risks postholing, floundering in tree wells or…
Read moreIf you're heading to or from Tahoe from Sacramento and the Bay Area on Highway 50, consider a half-day outing on Echo Lake,
Read moreMost hiking trails around Lake Tahoe—and there are hundreds—can be enjoyed in the company of your dog. For a short hike with liquid rewards, pack…
Read moreIt can be tricky to find a beach at Lake Tahoe where you can bring Fido, but with a little planning you'll discover plenty of…
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