Q&A: A Guide to Adrian & Emily’s North Shore Stomping Grounds

Top 5 places to experience the backcountry in North Tahoe -- (examples could include places to trail run, rock climb, ski) Ski Nat Geo Bowl with Alpenglow Expeditions! Trail running Sugarbowl to Squaw Trail run into and then scramble Eagle Lake Buttress Rock climbing at Snowshed on Donner Summit Backcountry ski the West Shore - Jakes/Hidden/Rubicon Favorite way to spend…

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5 Trail and Beverage Pairings to Try in North Lake Tahoe

Sometimes, what you need is a full day of adventure—food, drinks, and sport to get your heart pumping. That is exactly what you will find with on one of North Lake Tahoe’s Ale Trail hikes or rides. With a thriving craft beer scene cropping up in the region, any one of these watering holes offer the perfect pairing of refreshing…

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Guide to “Must Love Dogs” Tahoe

It turns out dogs love Lake Tahoe as much as their human companions. With warm lake water to splash in, falling leaves to be sniffed, and rocks to jump over, taking your pup to North Lake Tahoe is a great way to make memories. Canine accessibility and the wide berth of dog friendly activities in Lake Tahoe are a big…

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Coming to Tahoe for the Fall Views

Travelers who seek out North Lake Tahoe during the autumn months come for adventure beyond the ordinary. They hang back to dive in the lake, still warm for water sports. They seek out brilliantly colored aspen groves that quietly chatter in hues of red and gold. And they set out on chilly mornings to summit mountains and survey the landscape…

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Hike on the Wild Side of Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe attracts locals and visitors alike with endless year-round activities in a setting like no other. From the crystal blue Lake Tahoe up to the magnificent granite mountain tops and stunning vistas of the Sierra Nevada, Lake Tahoe offers hundreds of miles of beautiful trails.   If you’re looking for a “wild” experience, look no further than our wildflower hikes.…

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