Lake Tahoe Region
Lake Tahoe is a scenic gem straddling two states and offers endless recreational opportunities, including a number of Lake Tahoe dog-friendly beaches and trails. You will also find attractions, like a cable car at Palisades Tahoe that will take you and your pup up the mountain to High Camp for hikes and views.
Check out the various listings below for more information on where to stay, eat and play. For more stories about the Lake Tahoe Region, check out the Lake Tahoe Blog page.
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Unleash the fun: Book now for Lake Tahoe’s best-in-show dog camp
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Special events for you and your dog
DogTrekkers are a giving bunch as witnessed by their support for the adoption/rescue community through donations, volunteering, and attendance at adoptathons and other special events during the year.
Spring is here and it is time to start planning for event season 2023. Make plans to attend the following events; and to find even more events near you, click on the View Near Me button on DogTrekker.com’s event pages. Read more
Cozy cabins in Lake Tahoe
Plan a winter visit to Lake Tahoe before Dec. 15 or after New Year's to beat the crowds and high prices. Check out these dog-friendly accommodations. Read more
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Lake Tahoe promises classic fun in any season, but this slice of California really sparkles during the winter. The destination is known for ski hills, cross-country trails, and more spectacular scenery than you can shake a stick at. Read more