Tahoe Rim Trail Association

Your Next Adventure Is Here

Plan your next outdoor trip, or join our guided expeditions for an unforgettable experience!

Join us!

 

 

TRAIL MAPS

Downloadable/printer-friendly maps and interactive web maps with information on trail use guidelines and restrictions.

 

TRAIL CONDITIONS

The latest information available on snow coverage, trail closures and more.

 

BACKPACKING, BIKEPACKING & THRU-HIKING INFO

Info on water sources, camping areas, required permits, shuttles, parking and more.

We are Hiring!

The TRTA is hiring summer seasonal staff, including youth program instructors and trail crew members. If you’re passionate about the outdoors and want to spend your summer making an impact, check out the details and apply today!

Trail Conditions

Explore our Winter Wonderland in Tahoe and learn about trailhead access and trail conditions. Be prepared for your next wintry excursion!

March 8, 2025

Snow Camping 101 course

Prepare yourself for any adventure this winter with our overnight snow camping class!

April 26, 2025

Wilderness First Aid course

Learn important first-aid concepts to responding effectively to backcountry injuries and emergencies.

February 2, 2025

Guided Snowshoe Hikes

Sign up for a wintry trek this February as you follow a nature expert through a winter wonderland of chirping birds and breathtaking landscapes.

What We Do

The Mission of the Tahoe Rim Trail Association is to maintain and enhance the Tahoe Rim Trail system, practice and inspire stewardship, and preserve access to the natural beauty of the Lake Tahoe region.

Hiking on the Tahoe Rim Trail

Whether tackling the Tahoe Rim Trail as a 165 mile thru hike or enjoying a leisurely day hike, the amazing vistas, high alpine lakes, meadows and peaks always make for a rewarding experience.

Hit the trail on a guided hike or head out on your own day hike or backpacking trip.

 

Discover a  World-Class Mountain Biking Destination

The Tahoe Rim Trail is an incredibly scenic and diverse mountain bike trail system. Grueling climbs, mellow non-technical trails, and hair-raising downhills can all be found on the Tahoe Rim Trail.

Before heading out, make sure to check out local regulations as some portions of the trail, such as designated wilderness areas, aren’t open to bikes.

Experiencing the Tahoe Rim Trail on Horseback

The Tahoe Rim Trail is home to unforgettable memories for equestrians. Some segments present significant challenges so it’s highly recommended that all riders and their livestock have adequate trail experience.