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Ed Z’berg Sugar Pine
Tahoma
In Tahoma, El Dorado County, visitors can explore the scenic Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park with their furry companions. Dogs are welcome at this park as long as they are leashed and stick to the designated trails.
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Lake Tahoe is a dream for dogs and their people, with pristine beaches, mountain trails and pet-friendly lodging from South Lake to quieter spots like Tahoma. Here's how to plan the perfect Tahoe trip with your pup.
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Tahoe snow play and stay: dog-friendly hotels
Lake Tahoe has dog-friendly lodging for every budget, from the Ritz-Carlton to cozy B&B cottages on the West Shore. In winter, enjoy plowed walking trails, cross-country skiing, and heated patio dining in Truckee before cozying up by a fireplace.
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Paws overnight at North Lake Tahoe
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