Cheap Things To Do in Alpine Meadows, California

'Hell Hole reservoir' is an artificial, crescent-shaped lake in the Sierra Nevada mountain range west of Lake Tahoe in California. The lake is about long when at full capacity. The lake was created in 1966 with the completion of ... More on Wikipedia

'French Meadows Reservoir' is a manmade lake northeast of Foresthill, California United States. on the Middle Fork of the American River. The reservoir is long, wide, with of shoreline. Tahoe National Forest manages the recreational ... More on Wikipedia

Several swimming holes in California, west and south of Lake Tahoe - including the Eldorado N. F. and Desolation Wilderness. More on SwimmingHoles.info

It has groomed trails and easy terrain, unless you are looking for a panorama of Lake Tahoe. Then it's a climb. And what goes ... More on igougo

Skiing and Snowboarding at Alpine Meadows, Get more information about skiing and snowboarding at Alpine Mea... More on SkiSite

Lift lines weren't too long and ticket prices were lower than elsewhere. More on insiderpages.com

In 1969, Emerald Bay was designated a National Natural Landmark for its brilliant panorama of mountain-buil... More on Parks.ca.gov

So beautiful - you have to see it :) More on GeckoGo

With more than 100 runs over 2,400 acres, Alpine has something for everyone: kids' programs, a family zone, and its "wild side" for the double black diamond crowd. In addition to its 14 lifts, thi... More on Frommers

It has no crowds, a friendly family environment, GREAT snow, and trails for all expertise levels it is managed by Norm Wilson, wh More on igougo

Your pooch is welcome to join you on a self-guided river rafting adventure. They just ask that your dog doesn't keep going in and out of the raft constantly because their nails can damage the raft.... More on DogFriendly.com

This is one of the easiest and thus one of the most popular trails in north Lake Tahoe. The well-maintained paved surface traces the spectacular Truckee River from Tahoe City to the inn at River Ra... More on Trails

This beach is not officially called "pebble beach" but it is an accurate description. No sand at this beach, but your water-loving dog won't mind. The water is crisp and clear and perfect for a little swimming. It's not a large area, ... More on DogFriendly.com

A short but strenuous climb leads to a quiet basin with five small lakes. An extremely popular summer destination, the Five Lakes area is seldom seen during the winter months. On a typical winter day, hundreds if not thousands of ... More on Trails

Inscription. One thousand competitors from 34 nations came to Squaw Valley to compete in the VIII Olympic Winter Games of 1960. The Games, brought here by Alexander C. Cushing, commemorated a century of sport skiing in America. By ... More on HMDB