by Sherry Boyer | Jun 21, 2023 | Hard Hikes, Camping, Dog Friendly, Hiking, Summer, Things To Do
The round trip to Lake Aloha from the Glen Alpine trailhead is 12.5 miles. Lake Aloha is known for its stunning views, crystal-clear blue water, and picturesque islands. Limited parking is available, so an early start is recommended to secure a spot. Dogs are allowed...
by Sherry Boyer | Jun 21, 2023 | Hard Hikes, Dog Friendly, Hiking, Things To Do
Shirley Canyon is a challenging hike in Lake Tahoe with a 2,000 ft climb to High Camp. The 4.2-mile one-way trail is steep and rocky, requiring caution and preparation. To reach the trailhead, drive along I-80 until Highway 89, then head south towards Lake Tahoe. Dogs...
by Sherry Boyer | Jun 21, 2023 | Hard Hikes, Camping, Hiking, Things To Do
The Echo Lake to Ralston Lake trail is a scenic route to Desolation Wilderness with diverse landscapes and mountain views. The trail is approximately 6 miles roundtrip and starts at the Inspiration Point Parking lot near Echo Lake. Camping in Desolation Wilderness,...
by Sherry Boyer | Jun 21, 2023 | Hard Hikes, Dog Friendly, Hiking, Things To Do
Mt. Rose Trail is a challenging hike but worth the effort for the breathtaking scenery and panoramic views. This hike is a 7.2-kilometer loop trail that starts at the Mount Rose Summit Trailhead near Reno, NV. It takes approximately 6 to 7 hours to complete, depending...
by Sherry Boyer | Jun 21, 2023 | Hard Hikes, Dog Friendly, Hiking, Things To Do
Quick answer: Mount Tallac is a hard climb to a 9,735-foot summit, about 4.6 to 5 miles each way (9.2 to 10 miles round trip) from the Mt. Tallac Trailhead on Highway 89, across from Baldwin Beach. You need a free Desolation Wilderness day permit, which you fill out...
by Sherry Boyer | Jun 21, 2023 | Moderate Hikes, Biking, Dog Friendly, Hiking, Things To Do
Quick answer: The Marlette Lake hike starts at Spooner Lake in Spooner Lake & Backcountry State Park on Lake Tahoe’s East Shore and climbs North Canyon to Marlette Lake. Nevada State Parks lists the route at 5 miles to the lake, so plan on about 10 miles out...
