When it snows
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…
Read moreEl Dorado County Blog
Tahoe time
If crowds get you down, visit Lake Tahoe in September or October. You won’t quite have the place to yourselves, but relative to summer holiday…
Read more
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…
Read more
Dip into the blue
Of 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 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
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.
Read more
10 ways to have fun with your dog at Lake Tahoe
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…
Read more
Lake Tahoe dog-friendly beaches
Yes, you can take your dog swimming at Lake Tahoe. Check out this full story for some well-known, and lesser-known spots for a swim.
Read more
Dog-friendly campsites in northern California
Brynn & Tyn. (CC) Mark Totten We’re not claiming to be personally familiar with every campground in Northern California, but our experiences at these dog-friendly…
Read more
At Tahoe: The ultimate doggie meetup
Who 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 more
Shoe you can do it
Anywhere 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 more
Kick, glide, bark
Cross-country skiing is intensely popular in Northern California snow country, but if you prefer groomed trails at developed ski areas, your need to know where…
Read more