TRAIL MAPS
Downloadable/printer-friendly maps and interactive web maps with information on trail use guidelines and restrictions.
BACKPACKING, BIKEPACKING & THRU-HIKING INFO
Info on water sources, camping areas, required permits, shuttles, parking and more.
Help Raise the Rim!
Our annual peer-to-peer fundraiser, Raise the Rim, is right around the corner! Get ready to get outside this August & mobilize your network to support the Tahoe Rim Trail!
Sign up by July 31 to win a 4 week membership with gear rental at Blue Granite Climbing gym!
Action Alert: Tell Congress to Reauthorize the Legacy Restoration Fund
The Tahoe Rim Trail Association is joining trail, recreation, and conservation partners across the country in urging Congress to reauthorize the National Parks and Public Land Legacy Restoration Fund.
Learn more on our blog.
Tahoe Rim Trail Association Shop
From mugs and picnic blankets to TRT apparel this is the one stop shop for all your Tahoe Rim Trail Association gear!
Submit Your Trail Reports!
Have you been on the TRT recently? Help us keep trail users informed! Whether you encountered fallen trees, washed out trail, or muddy sections, your observations make a big difference. Submit a Trail Condition Report to help the TRTA and fellow trail users stay up to date on what’s happening across the trail.
PHOTO CONTEST!!
Share your favorite Tahoe Rim Trail photos for a chance to be featured in the 2027 TRTA Calendar! We’re looking for everything from stunning views and wildflowers to trail adventures, wildlife, and memorable moments that capture the magic of the TRT.
Speak Up Before 9/29 to Maintain Free Trail Access!
The U.S. Forest Service is considering new parking fees at Big Meadow and Echo Lakes trailheads, increased Desolation Wilderness Overnight Permit fees, along with new camping fees at Luther Pass Overflow and Watson Lake campgrounds. Public comments are being accepted through September 29, and we encourage everyone who values affordable, accessible public lands to speak up and make their voice heard.
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.
