Pet Friendly Things To Do in Olympic Valley, California

Squaw Valley USA's pipes and parks are a freerider's dream. Squaw boasts three complete areas with dedicate... More on Squaw.com

We have spent a heck of a lot of money and part of me wonders if it would have been cheaper to fly to Whi... More on SkiResortGuide.com

This is a summer only attraction. Dogs are allowed in the Gondola/Cable Car, but make sure your best friend is not claustrophobic. You can take the cable car from the parking lot (6,200 ft elevatio... More on DogFriendly.com

Squaw Valley is a big brute of a resort, its 4,000 lift-served acres competing well with its megasize California neighbors: Mammoth at 3,500 acres and Heavenly at 4,800. Squaw seems more intimidati... 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

This business offers Lake Tahoe and Bay Area Weddings. Make it a special day by bringing your dog along with you. Here is an excerpt from the Wedding Minister: "You are planning to marry the Love of Your Life... so naturally, you ... More on DogFriendly.com

This boutique store for pets has interesting items for your dog or cat as well as gifts for pet lovers everywhere. They also carry DogFriendly.com's Travel Guide Books. The store is located in the pet-friendly Village at Squaw Valley ... More on DogFriendly.com

North Lake Tahoe Wedding Chapel. Get married at the Squaw Valley Chapel More on Squawvalleychapel.org

This chapel, supported by a local congregation of the United Church of Christ, welcomes persons of all faiths, and is very open to having your dog be part of the wedding ceremony. The chapel can se... More on DogFriendly.com

Alpine Meadows ski resort is located six miles north of Tahoe City. Opened in 1961 the resort now boasts 11... More on PlanetWare

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

This paved path starts at Tahoe City and heads towards Squaw Valley, paralleling Highway 89. It's about 5 miles each way with spots for your water dog to take a dip in the Truckee River (just be careful of any quick moving currents.) ... More on DogFriendly.com

Picturesque scenery can be seen along this unmarked road winding through Blackwood Canyon. Follow the road to an obvious junction and stay to the right. This path will lead you to a beautiful meadow where snowmobiles are not allowed. ... More on DogFriendly.com

Try this pleasant ski or snowshoeing trip through a meadow surrounded by a scenic forest. Here are directions from the Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit: From Highway 89, two miles south of Tahoe City, turn on Fountain Ave. just north ... More on DogFriendly.com