North
Lake Tahoe Vacation Rentals - Hiking Tahoe
is not just about skiing. Our North Lake
Tahoe Vacation Rentals guests can discover
the serenity of hiking through the area's
natural beauty. There are hikes available
for everyone from beginners to enthusiasts.
Bring the right clothes and lots of water,
then prepare yourself for the best hiking
available for North Lake Tahoe vacation
rentals guests.
Full
Moon Hikes at Squaw Valley
is popular attractions for avid hikers
every full moon, winter or summer. Wear
snowshoes or boots and see the wilderness
in new and exciting ways. Hikers ride
a cable car to the High Camp where they
can marvel at the celestial views overhead
or the terrestrial beauty sprawled at
their feet. Have you ever danced under
the stars in the pale moonlight? Enjoy
this unique opportunity for our North
Lake Tahoe vacation rentals guests. Dogs
are welcome, but they have to be leashed.
During the WINTER, North
Lake Tahoe vacation rentals hikers are
fitted with snowshoes, ride the Cable
Car to High Camp and are guided to the
top of Squaw Valley's peaks. You will
experience awesome views of the Granite
Chief and Desolation Wilderness areas
and beautiful Lake Tahoe. North Lake Tahoe
vacation rentals guests should dress warmly!
Eagle
Falls / Eagle Lake
is a beautiful, short
hike of about 2 miles round trip. Our North
Lake Tahoe vacation rentals guests need
to register and get a permit before exploring
the area that includes steep and flat terrain
as well as an exquisitely beautiful steel
footbridge at Eagle Falls.
Fallen
Leaf Lake
is great for North Lake Tahoe vacation rentals
families and their children. This short
hike features three glacially carved valleys
in the Desolation Wilderness. Fallen Leaf
Lake is the largest of the three and the
most populated. The area is beautiful and
perfect for a family outing and picnic.
Rubicon
Trail
is considered moderate by North Lake Tahoe
Vacation Rentals hiking enthusiasts. It
follows the shoreline and features some
of the best views along the Lake and of
Vikingsholm Castle. Explore another facet
of your Lake Tahoe experience. No dogs are
allowed at the state park. 530-525-7077.
