Get a dog-friendly lift in Lake Tahoe
As anyone coming up to Lake Tahoe from sea level knows, that first day of hiking above 6,500 feet is a pant-inducing endeavor.
Read moreAs anyone coming up to Lake Tahoe from sea level knows, that first day of hiking above 6,500 feet is a pant-inducing endeavor.
Read moreWhether there’s lots of snow or not a flake at lake level, your pup will appreciate a winter break at Northern California’s favorite playground as…
Read moreMost hikes around Lake Tahoe—and there are hundreds—can be enjoyed with your best friend. But if your goal is to bask in fall color
Read moreSummer is in full swing and Lake Tahoe is one of the top DogTrekker destinations. So we want to share some of the places to take…
Read moreTime to take your dog swimming at Lake Tahoe's North Shore! Four-pawed visitors aren't welcome everywhere, but the DogTrekker crew has scouted some of the best…
Read moreYes, 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 moreIf 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 moreThe scenery is what it’s all about at Lake Tahoe, and there are so many dog-friendly North Lake Tahoe hikes that we can only mention…
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 moreAfter checking out the North Lake Tahoe scene, we at DogTrekker.com figure there are as many dog-friendly places to stay in as there are establishments…
Read moreIf you've never tried snowshoeing, what are you waiting for? And if you have? Well, like we said, what are you waiting for?
Read moreTahoe in February is bound to be snowy, so pack up your dog and bring your cross-county skis, snowshoes and boots
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