Live the good life in South Lake Tahoe

Two adorable pups decked out in vibrant red goggles and life jackets, sitting in a kayak.

Wild Blue Dogs holds activities on a fenced, 33-acre property on the Nevada side of Lake Tahoe. Camp-goers can access Read more.

Wild Blue Dogs summer camp early bird ends March 15

Dog jumping off pier at Wild Blue Dog camp

As the country’s only nonprofit dog camp, Wild Blue Dogs at South Lake Tahoe offers grants for pet cancer treatments and supports cancer research. Your participation not only guarantees an exceptional camp experience with your dog but also aids an important cause. Be sure to secure a spot for the Summer Camp by March 15, 2024 for an early bird discount. Read more.

Lake Tahoe is a winter wonderland

A brown dog stands on a snow-covered beach, gazing at the calm waters of Lake Tahoe. In the distance, snow-capped mountains rise under a partly cloudy sky.

Epic cross-country skiing. Family-friendly ice skating. Lakeside trails cleared for walkers and cyclists. Cozy fireplaces that keep pups

Plumas County: Majestic peaks and pup-friendly trails

Plumas County extends along the southeast corner of the Shasta Cascade region, midway between Mount Lassen and Lake Tahoe. National forest covers more than 75% of this scenic county, with meadows, canyons, ridges and lakes that offer views of Sierra Nevada and Cascade peaks.

Happy Holidays! and more top destination stories of 2023, part 2

AI image of Santa flying across the moon in a sleigh pulled by labrador retrievers

Last week, we wished you a happy holiday season and listed the first five top destination stories of 2023. Here is part two of that popular series. Once again, the DogTrekker team wishes you and your two- and four-legged loved ones a safe, fun, and barkingly good end to 2023. We will be back in the new year with fresh looks at some familiar places, plus new discoveries we’ve made across the dog-friendly map of California.