Things To Do in Dollar Point, California

With seven powder bowls, countless ridgeline adventures, summit-to-base groomed trails, and mountaintop vie... More on SkiResortGuide.com

We didn't have a good experience at Alpine Meadows. More on igougo

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

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

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. Think about the people who made Tahoe City what it is today. They were frontiersman and adventurers, hunters and fishermen, lumberjacks and miners, school teachers, newspapermen, and ladies of the night. They ranged from ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Tahoe City of the 1860s was a very different place than today. The first businesses include hay production, logging and fishing for native Lahontan cutthroat trout. Comstock Lode silver mining created short-lived boomtowns ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Most folks traveling to Tahoe City in the 1800s arrived by stagecoach from Truckee. By 1868, 25 people called Tahoe City home. Some harvested hay on what is now Tahoe Citys Golf Course, some worked as fishermen on Lake ... More on HMDB

(Lake Tahoe Dam, 109', 05-31-a) across Truckee River in Tahoe City , Placer County, CA. At the E. side of the intersection of CA28 & CA89 on the S. side of Tahoe ... More on dalejtravis.com

Located at the end of Coon Street, on the east side of Kings Beach is a small but popular dog beach. There are also picnic ... More on DogFriendly.com