Summer Exploration Series with TINS: Botany and Birds
2024-06-28 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | NV
Description
Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association (TRTA) guides and nonprofit partner Tahoe Institute for Natural Science (TINS) naturalist, Sarah Hockensmith, on a stroll at Page Meadows in search of mountain wildflowers and birds on Tahoe’s West Shore. The TRTA is the primary steward of the Tahoe Rim Trail system, and TINS is a valuable ecological stewardship organization and community education provider. Together, our organizations collaborate to provide educational experiences across the Tahoe Rim Trail and throughout the Basin.
Learn how to identify our local favorites and build your birding repertoire. Be prepared for quiet bird observation as the opportunity arises during the hike. This event will start at 9:00 AM and we will wander around the meadows of Tahoe City in search of plants and all things nature. Expect to walk between two and three miles. We hope to see you there!
What to Expect
TRTA outings are group outings, and we do our best to keep the group together. Trip leaders dedicate much of their time throughout the year, sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect their decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Easy

Distance
~3 miles roundtrip

Location
Ward Creek Blvd (West Shore)
Time
9:00 AM to ~12:00 PM

What to Bring

Water (~one liter per person)
Snacks
Windbreaker
Closed-toed Shoes
Trekking Poles (optional)
Lip Balm (> SPF 15+)
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Hat
Bug Spray
Sketch Pad and Pencil (optional)
Field Guide (optional)
Binoculars (optional)
Camera (optional)
Personal Medications/Epi-Pen*

*Communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the trailhead.
Check out more about our wonderful partners at:

For more information about the trek, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org .
Leave No Trace
We practice the seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on each of our programs. We encourage you to learn more about these strategies for reducing your impact by visiting www.lnt.org.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Backpacking 101
2024-06-28 13:00 - 2024-06-30 15:00 UTC | NV
$200 TRTA Members, $225 TRTA Non-Members

Course Description
Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association for an informative and experiential Backpacking101 course. You will learn tips and tricks to enjoy a night out in the true Tahoe backcountry, and practice planning all the trip logistics from choosing a destination to building a food menu. We welcome new and seasoned backcountry enthusiasts eager to upgrade their wilderness experience by learning how to backpack for the first time or adding to your existing skills.
Students can expect an afternoon in the classroom, followed by a weekend overnight hike in the field for hands-on practice and to experience genuine backcountry living. There is also a virtual ‘shakedown’ meeting the week before to go over people’s gear, discuss any questions, and allow time for adjustments.
The classroom portion will provide concepts in trip planning, Leave No Trace principles and bear safety, critical gear needs and how to pack, and how to thrive in outdoor environments while mitigating risk to yourself and others. The field portion of this course is not an endurance test but will consist of a 5-mile hike into a wilderness area where students will receive hands-on instruction in making a successful camp, water treatment, cooking, travel, how to use gear, and how to do all of this while protecting the environment. Our goal is for students to walk away from the course with new and additional skills, knowledge, and confidence to enjoy a backcountry adventure solo or with family and friends.

Course Information

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Have questions? Please email angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org or call (775) 298-4491.

We hope that you will join us for this instructional weekend in the classroom and the breathtaking Tahoe backcountry.

Cooking Dinner

Enjoying the sunset

Setting up camp

Backcountry Living

Heather Lake Tool Pack In
2024-07-09 08:00 - 17:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Glen Alpine Trailhead, 1580 Glen Alpine Rd, South Lake Tahoe, CA, 96150, United States
Join the TRTA as we begin our summer work in Desolation Wilderness by packing in tools to Heather Lake!
What to Expect
Participants should expect a long day of hiking at elevation, carrying tools to Heather Lake to establish a new tool cache in Desolation Wilderness for our upcoming summer work. Volunteer should be prepared to carry a minimum of 30 lbs with no more than 45 lbs approximately 10 miles round trip up to 8,000 ft.
. Workday

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.
Daypack (or use backpacking pack) with 3-4 L water capacity
Long sleeve shirt and pants
Durable, close-toed shoes or boots
Work gloves and eye protection (optional)

Come out and help build some great trails!

Thank you to our generous supporters!

Desolation Wilderness Backcountry Camp - Heather Lake
2024-07-15 07:00 - 2024-07-18 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | TRTA Office, 128 Market Street, Suite 3E, Stateline, NV, 89449, United States
Join the TRTA as we reconstruct the PCT/TRT deep in Desolation Wilderness. Our work will focus on constructing stone steps and armoring drains to combat erosion near Heather Lake.
What to Expect
This Wilderness Backpacking Camp in Desolation Wilderness requires a 5-mile climb to the campsite while carrying all your gear, food, and supplies to camp out and work for four days. Bear-proof food storage, such as a bear keg, is required (bear hangs are not allowed). TRTA will provide bear canisters. This is an authentic wilderness camp; volunteers should have some backpacking experience. Meals will be provided but prepared on personal backpacking stoves. This camp is rated Most Strenuous (but most rewarding!).
. Camping

Backpacking Tent
Sleep system (sleeping bag, pad, and small pillow)
Camp attire (comfortable, warm options and camp shoes)
Camp towel
Cookset- personal stove, pot, utensils

Workday

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.
Daypack (or use backpacking pack) with 3-4 L water capacity
Long sleeve shirt and pants
Durable, close-toed shoes or boots
Work gloves and eye protection (optional)

Monday, 7/15

7:00 AM shuttle from TRTA Office
8:00 AM Hike in and establish camp + half day of work
4:00 PM Workday Ends
Provided: Dinner

Tuesday, 7/16

9:00 AM Workday begins
4:00 PM Workday ends
Provided: Breakfast and Dinner

Wednesday, 7/17

9:00 AM Workday begins
4:00 PM Workday ends
Provided: Breakfast and Dinner

Thursday, 7/18

9:00 AM Workday begins
1:00 PM Workday ends and hike back to TH
4:00 PM Arrive at TRTA office
Provided: Breakfast

Who to Bring
Wilderness Backpacking Camps require previous backpacking experience, preferably at altitude in the Sierra Nevada. This is not an appropriate opportunity for people looking to spend their first night in a tent. Minors aged 16+ are welcome so long as a parent or legal guardian accompanies them. Please fill out the Parent/Guardian Permission Form in such a case Parent/Guardian Permission Form.

Come out and help build some great trails!

Thank you to our generous supporters!

Caldor Wildfire Forest Recovery Hike
2024-07-18 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | Echo Summit, Nebelhorn, Hwy 50 El Dorado Fwy, South Lake Tahoe, CA, 96155, United States
Description
The Sugar Pine Foundation (SPF) is a local non-profit organization dedicated to restoring the natural regeneration of pines in the Tahoe Region and beyond. The Tahoe Rim Trail Association (TRTA) is the primary steward of the Tahoe Rim Trail System. Together, our organizations partner to provide educational experiences across the Tahoe Rim Trail and throughout the Basin. Join us for a guided hike at Adventure Mountain on Echo Summit to see how the forest is recovering and adapting three years after the devastating Caldor wildfire swept through the area. What plants grow after a significant fire event, and what does first and secondary succession look like? Forest specialist, Maria Mircheva from the Sugar Pine Foundation, is here to answer all your questions. Come hike in the woods with us and learn about forest ecology along the way!
What to Expect
TRTA outings are group outings, and we do our best to keep the group together. Trip leaders dedicate much of their time throughout the year, sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect their decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Moderate

Distance
3 miles roundtrip

Location
Adventure Mountain at Echo Summit, Hwy 50

Time
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

What to Bring

Water (~one liter per person)
Snacks
Windbreaker
Closed-toed Shoes
Trekking Poles (optional)
Lip Balm (> SPF 15+)
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Hat
Field Guide (optional)
Binoculars (optional)
Camera (optional)
Personal Medications/Epi-Pen*

*Communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the trailhead.
Check out more about our wonderful partners at:

For more information about the trek, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.
Leave No Trace
We practice the seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on each of our programs. We encourage you to learn more about these strategies for reducing your impact by visiting www.lnt.org.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Tahoe Pride Hike and Trail Day
2024-07-20 09:00 - 15:00 UTC | Heavenly Stagecoach Parking, 375 Quaking Aspen Lane, Stateline, NV, 89449, United States
Details
Summary
Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association, Lake Tahoe Pride, TAMBA, and Heavenly Ski Resort for a fun day of Choose Your Own Adventure: help build the new Panorama Trail at the top of the Heavenly Gondola with experienced trail crew leaders, or go on a ~6 mile guided hike along the scenic Tahoe Rim Trail to learn about natural history and soak in the views of the Carson Valley. Afterwards, stick around to celebrate diversity and allyship with a tailgate at the Stagecoach parking lot!
This event will start at 9:00 AM and will return to the parking lot around 1:00 PM for a tailgate celebration with all participants invited.
What to Expect
TRTA outings are group outings, and we do our best to keep the group together. Trip leaders dedicate much of their time throughout the year, sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect their decisions made on the trail.
We wholeheartedly believe outdoor recreation and trails should be accessible to all people free from prejudice. This space is open to all LGBTQ+ backgrounds, identities, and allies.

Difficulty
Moderate

Distance
~6 miles roundtrip

Location
Heavenly Stagecoach parking lot
Time
9 AM to ~1:00 PM : Hike or Trailwork
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM : Community Tailgate

Hikers: What to Bring

Trail Builders: What to Bring

Water (1-2 L per person)
Snacks
Windbreaker/ warm jacket
Closed-toed hiking shoes
Sunscreen + Lip Balm (w SPF)
Sun Hat + Sunglasses
Trekking poles (provided)
Personal Medications/Epi Pen

Communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the event

Water (1-2 L per person)
Snacks
Long Sleeve Shirt
Long Pants
Helmet (bike ok)
Long Finger Gloves
Eye protection
Sturdy Shoes (over the ankle boots recommended if doing rockwork)
Backpack

Thank you to our local partners:

For more information about this event, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.

Taste of the TRT 5-Day Guided Backpacking
2024-07-22 - 2024-07-26 | NV
5 Days of Priceless Backpacking Memories
Expert guides with incredible sights around every turn!
Click below for details and for more information.
Guided Multi-Day Backpack Trips

Sand Harbor Overlook Backcountry Camp
2024-07-25 16:00 - 2024-07-28 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Marlette Campground, NV, United States
Join the TRTA as we work to improve the trail to Sand Harbor Overlook.
What to Expect
This 4-day frontcountry trail work event will focus on realigning and improving the trail towards Sand Harbor Overlook (Christopher’s Loop) in the Spooner Backcountry. Participants will be shuttled to Marlette Peak Campground, where they will camp and access the worksite, requiring a one-way 2.5-mile hike. All meals are provided by the TRTA and prepared by a camp cook on-site, with cold refreshments provided by our friends at Deschutes Brewery! Hard hats, eye protection, gloves, and tools will be provided by TRTA. This camp is rated moderate because trail work and camping require using tools, hiking, and getting dirty.

. Camping

Tent
Sleep system (sleeping bag, pad, and pillow)
Camp attire (comfortable, warm options and camp shoes)
Camp towel
Camp chair

Workday

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.
Daypack with 3-4 L water capacity
Long sleeve shirt and pants
Durable, close-toed shoes or boots
Work gloves and eye protection (optional)

Thursday, 7/25

4:00 PM TRTA shuttle from Spooner State Park to Marlette Peak Campground
4:30 PM TRTA shuttle departing Hobart Rd to Marlette Peak Campground
6:00 PM Dinner
Provided: Dinner

Friday, 7/26

9:00 AM Workday begins
4:00 PM Workday ends
Provided: breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Saturday, 7/27

9:00 AM Workday begins
4:00 PM Workday ends
Provided: breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Sunday, 7/28

9:00 AM Workday begins
2:00 PM Workday ends
4:00 PM Arrive back at personal vehicles
Provided: breakfast and lunch

Come out and help build some great trails!

Thank you to our generous supporters!

Summer Exploration Series with TINS: Wildflower Hike at Galena Falls
2024-07-26 08:00 - 12:00 UTC | NV
Description
Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association (TRTA) guides and nonprofit partner Tahoe Institute for Natural Science (TINS) for an alpine hike to Galena Falls in the Mount Rose Wilderness to enjoy the beauty of mountain wildflowers at the peak of their summer bloom. The TRTA is the primary steward of the Tahoe Rim Trail system, and TINS is a valuable ecological stewardship organization and community education provider. Together, our organizations collaborate to provide educational experiences in this Summer Exploration Series across the Tahoe Rim Trail and throughout the Basin.
Naturalist Sarah Hockensmith will lead the group along the trail and teach you all about local wildflowers and the animals that rely on them to survive. Bring your camera for this event and get ready to enjoy nature’s colorful show!
What to Expect
TRTA outings are group outings, and we do our best to keep the group together. Trip leaders dedicate much of their time throughout the year, sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect their decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Intermediate

Distance
6 miles roundtrip

Location
Mount Rose Trailhead
Time
8:00 AM to 12:00 PM

What to Bring

Water (~one liter per person)
Snacks
Windbreaker
Closed-toed Shoes
Trekking Poles (optional)
Lip Balm (> SPF 15+)
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Hat
Field Guide (optional)
Binoculars (optional)
Camera (optional)
Personal Medications/Epi-Pen*

*Communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the trailhead.
Check out more about our wonderful partners at:

For more information about the trek, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.
Leave No Trace
We practice the seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on each of our programs. We encourage you to learn more about these strategies for reducing your impact by visiting www.lnt.org.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Sand Harbor Overlook Backcountry Camp
2024-08-01 16:00 - 2024-08-04 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Marlette Campground, NV, United States
Join the TRTA as we work to improve the trail to Sand Harbor Overlook.
What to Expect
This 4-day frontcountry trail work event will focus on realigning and improving the trail towards Sand Harbor Overlook (Christopher’s Loop) in the Spooner Backcountry. Participants will be shuttled to Marlette Peak Campground, where they will camp and access the worksite, requiring a one-way 2.5-mile hike. All meals are provided by the TRTA and prepared by a camp cook on site. Hard hats, eye protection, gloves, and tools will be provided by TRTA. This camp is rated moderate because trail work and camping require using tools, hiking, and getting dirty.

. Camping

Tent
Sleep system (sleeping bag, pad, and pillow)
Camp attire (comfortable, warm options and camp shoes)
Camp towel
Camp chair

Workday

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.
Daypack with 3-4 L water capacity
Long sleeve shirt and pants
Durable, close-toed shoes or boots
Work gloves and eye protection (optional)

Thursday, 8/1

4:00 PM TRTA shuttle from Spooner State Park to Marlette Peak Campground
4:30 PM TRTA shuttle departing Hobart Rd to Marlette Peak Campground
6:00 PM Dinner
Provided: Dinner

Friday, 8/2

9:00 AM Workday begins
4:00 PM Workday ends
Provided: breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Saturday, 8/3

9:00 AM Workday begins
4:00 PM Workday ends
Provided: breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Sunday, 8/4

9:00 AM Workday begins
2:00 PM Workday ends
4:00 PM Arrive back at personal vehicles
Provided: breakfast and lunch

Come out and help build some great trails!

Thank you to our generous supporters!

Guided Thru-Hike Aug 3 - 17 Launch Date
2024-08-03 | NV
Celebrate our Hikers on their Big Adventure!

Our expert guides and passionate backpackers start their incredible 15-day guided thru hike of the entire Tahoe Rim Trail. You hike the miles, we take care of the rest of the logistics.

Click the link below for Thru Hike dates and further info! We would love to have you join us next year.
Guided Thru Hikes

Western White Pine Hike w/ the Sugar Pine Foundation
2024-08-06 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | Kingsbury South / Stagecoach Trailhead, Trailhead Tahoe Rim Trail East Peak Monument Peak, Stateline, NV, United States
Description
The Sugar Pine Foundation (SPF) is a local non-profit organization dedicated to restoring the natural regeneration of white pines in the Tahoe Region and beyond. The Tahoe Rim Trail Association (TRTA) is the primary steward of the Tahoe Rim Trail (TRT) System. Together, our organizations partner to provide educational experiences across the Tahoe Rim Trail and throughout the Basin.
Come meet the western white pine, a towering emblem of the American West, boasting soft needles and a regal presence. It’s not just any tree—it’s a warrior battling threats from logging, urban sprawl, and climate woes, earning its status as a state concern. An introduced fungus has wiped out many of the western white pine west of the Cascades and Tahoe is a significant stronghold for this majestic species. Tree specialist Maria Mircheva will teach us about Sugar Pine Foundation’s efforts to protect this beautiful tree and will lead the group along the Tahoe Rim Trail to see some beautiful examples of this majestic pine.
Come hike in the woods with us and learn about forest ecology along the way!
What to Expect
TRTA outings are group outings, and we do our best to keep the group together. Trip leaders dedicate much of their time throughout the year, sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect the decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Intermediate

Distance
3 miles roundtrip

Location
Kingsbury South / Stagecoach Trailhead
Time
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

What to Bring

Water (~one liter per person)
Snacks
Windbreaker/ jacket
Closed-toed shoes
Trekking poles (optional)
Lip Balm (≥ SPF 15+)
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Hat
Field guide (optional)
Binoculars (optional)
Camera (optional)
Personal Medications/Epi-Pen*

*Communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the trailhead.

Check out more about our wonderful partners at:

For more information about the trek, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.
Leave No Trace
We practice the seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on each of our programs. We encourage you to learn more about these strategies for reducing your impact by visiting www.lnt.org.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Horse Meadows Backcountry Camp
2024-08-08 16:30 - 2024-08-11 13:00 UTC | Horse Meadows/Willow Creek Trailhead, CA
Horse Meadows Backcountry Camp
Campout with us at Horse Meadows Trailhead and reroute the existing trail to restore drainage and trail sustainability for years to come.

This is an overnight trail work camp to improve the TRT connector trail called the Horse Meadows Trail off Highway 89 near Luther Pass. The trail crew will camp near the Horse Meadow Trailhead and work on the Horse Meadows Trail. Volunteers are invited to arrive at camp Thursday evening or Friday morning to start work on Friday morning. Horse Meadows Trailhead requires travel on Forest Service Road 51, Willow Creek Road, a 3.3-mile dirt and gravel backcountry road with some navigation around large potholes. A 4WD, high-clearance vehicle is recommended. There is little to no cell service in this area. An optional shuttle to camp from the TRTA office in Stateline, NV departs on Thursday at 4:30 PM. All meals are provided by the TRTA and prepared by a camp cook on site. Camping gear is not provided. Hard hats, tools, eye protection, and gloves are provided by the TRTA. This camp is rated moderate because trail work and camping require using tools and getting dirty.
Camping

Tent
Sleep system (sleeping bag, pad, and pillow)
Camp attire (comfortable, warm options and camp shoes)
Camp towel
Chair

Workday

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.
Daypack with 3L water capacity
Long sleeve and pants
Durable, close-toed shoes or boots
Work gloves and eye protection (optional)

Thursday, 8/8
-4:30 PM Optional shuttle from TRTA Office
-6:00 PM Dinner served at camp
-7:00 PM Self-shuttle arrival cutoff
Friday, 8/9
-8:00 AM Self-shuttle arrival cutoff
-9:00 AM Workday begins
-4:00 PM Workday ends
-Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided

Saturday, 8/10
-9:00 AM Workday begins
-4:00 PM Workday ends
-Breakfast, lunch, and dinner provided

Sunday, 8/11
-9:00 AM Workday begins
-1:00 PM Workday ends, shuttle back to TRTA office
-Breakfast and lunch provided

Tahoe Meadow Loop Trail Day
2024-08-10 09:00 - 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | NV
Join the TRTA as we work on the Tahoe Meadows Loop in order to provide a more sustainable and enjoyable user experience!
What to Expect

This project will focus on constructing a stream crossing in the Tahoe Meadows Loop area. Additional work will include brushing the trail corridor, drain construction, and other preventative maintenance projects. The workday will begin at 9 AM at the Tahoe Meadows trailhead and conclude at 4 PM. Hard hats, tools, eye protection, and gloves are provided by the TRTA. This trail work event is rated moderate because trail work requires using tools, hiking, and getting dirty.
Workday

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.
Daypack (or use backpacking pack) with 3-4 L water capacity
Long sleeve shirt and pants
Durable, close-toed shoes or boots
Work gloves and eye protection (optional)

Logistics

Meeting Location: Tahoe Meadows Ophir Creek Trailhead
Meeting Time: 9:00 am
Come out and help build some great trails!

Desolation Wilderness Backcountry Camp - Dicks Lake
2024-08-12 07:00 - 2024-08-15 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | TRTA Office, 128 Market Street, Suite 3E, Stateline, NV, 89449, United States
Join the TRTA as we reconstruct the PCT/TRT deep in Desolation Wilderness. Our work will focus on constructing stone steps and armoring drains to combat erosion near Dicks Lake.
What to Expect
This Wilderness Backpacking Camp in Desolation Wilderness requires a 5.5-mile climb to the campsite while carrying all your gear, food, and supplies to camp out and work for four days. Bear-proof food storage, such as a bear keg, is required (bear hangs are not allowed). TRTA will provide bear canisters. This is an authentic wilderness camp, and volunteers should have some backpacking experience. Meals will be provided but prepared on personal backpacking stoves. This camp is rated Most Strenuous (but most rewarding!).
. Camping

Backpacking Tent
Sleep system (sleeping bag, pad, and small pillow)
Camp attire (comfortable, warm options and camp shoes)
Camp towel
Cookset- personal stove, pot, utensils

Workday

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.
Daypack (or use backpacking pack) with 3-4 L water capacity
Long sleeve shirt and pants
Durable, close-toed shoes or boots
Work gloves and eye protection (optional)

Monday, 8/12

7:00 AM shuttle from TRTA Office
7:45 AM Self Shuttle Participants meet at TH
8:00 AM Hike in and establish camp + half day of work
4:00 PM Workday Ends
Provided: Dinner

Tuesday, 8/13

9:00 AM Workday begins
4:00 PM Workday ends
Provided: Breakfast and Dinner

Wednesday, 8/14

9:00 AM Workday begins
4:00 PM Workday ends
Provided: Breakfast and Dinner

Thursday, 8/15

9:00 AM Workday begins
1:00 PM Workday ends and hike back to TH
4:00 PM Arrive at TRTA office
Provided: Breakfast

Who to Bring
Wilderness Backpacking Camps require previous backpacking experience, preferably at altitude in the Sierra Nevada. This is not an appropriate opportunity for people looking to spend their first night in a tent. Minors aged 16+ are welcome so long as a parent or legal guardian accompanies them. Please fill out the Parent/Guardian Permission Form in such a case Parent/Guardian Permission Form.

Come out and help build some great trails!

Thank you to our generous supporters!

Guided Thru-Hike Aug 17 - 31 Launch Date
2024-08-17 | NV
Celebrate our Hikers on their Big Adventure!

Our expert guides and passionate backpackers start their incredible 15-day guided thru hike of the entire Tahoe Rim Trail. You hike the miles, we take care of the rest of the logistics.

Click the link below for Thru Hike dates and further info! We would love to have you join us.
Guided Thru Hikes

Tahoe Meadow Trail Day
2024-08-22 09:00 - 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | NV
Join the TRTA as we work on the Tahoe Rim Trail in Tahoe Meadows to provide a more sustainable and enjoyable user experience!
What to Expect

This project will focus on repairing two drainages on the Tahoe Rim Trail. Additional work will include brushing the trail corridor and other preventative maintenance projects. The workday will begin at 9 AM at the Tahoe Meadows Ophir Creek Trailhead and conclude at 4 PM. Hard hats, tools, eye protection, and gloves are provided by the TRTA. This trail work event is rated moderate because trail work requires using tools, hiking, and getting dirty.
Workday

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.
Daypack (or use backpacking pack) with 3-4 L water capacity
Long sleeve shirt and pants
Durable, close-toed shoes or boots
Work gloves and eye protection (optional)

Logistics

Meeting Location: Tahoe Meadows Ophir Creek Trailhead
Meeting Time: 9:00 am
Come out and help build some great trails!

Desolation Wilderness Backcountry Camp - Dicks Lake
2024-08-26 07:00 - 2024-08-29 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | TRTA Office, 128 Market Street, Suite 3E, Stateline, NV, 89449, United States
Join the TRTA as we reconstruct the PCT/TRT deep in Desolation Wilderness. Our work will focus on constructing stone steps and armoring drains to combat erosion near Dicks Lake.
What to Expect
This Wilderness Backpacking Camp in Desolation Wilderness requires a 5.5-mile climb to the campsite while carrying all your gear, food, and supplies to camp out and work for four days. Bear-proof food storage, such as a bear keg, is required (bear hangs are not allowed). TRTA will provide bear canisters. This is an authentic wilderness camp, and volunteers should have some backpacking experience. Meals will be provided but prepared on personal backpacking stoves. This camp is rated Most Strenuous (but most rewarding!).
. Camping

Backpacking Tent
Sleep system (sleeping bag, pad, and small pillow)
Camp attire (comfortable, warm options and camp shoes)
Camp towel
Cookset- personal stove, pot, utensils

Workday

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.
Daypack (or use backpacking pack) with 3-4 L water capacity
Long sleeve shirt and pants
Durable, close-toed shoes or boots
Work gloves and eye protection (optional)

Monday, 8/26

7:00 AM shuttle from TRTA Office
7:45 AM Self Shuttle Participants meet at TH
8:00 AM Hike in and establish camp + half day of work
4:00 PM Workday Ends
Provided: Dinner

Tuesday, 8/27

9:00 AM Workday begins
4:00 PM Workday ends
Provided: Breakfast and Dinner

Wednesday, 8/28

9:00 AM Workday begins
4:00 PM Workday ends
Provided: Breakfast and Dinner

Thursday, 8/29

9:00 AM Workday begins
1:00 PM Workday ends and hike back to TH
4:00 PM Arrive at TRTA office
Provided: Breakfast

Who to Bring
Wilderness Backpacking Camps require previous backpacking experience, preferably at altitude in the Sierra Nevada. This is not an appropriate opportunity for people looking to spend their first night in a tent. Minors aged 16+ are welcome so long as a parent or legal guardian accompanies them. Please fill out the Parent/Guardian Permission Form in such a case Parent/Guardian Permission Form.

Come out and help build some great trails!

Thank you to our generous supporters!

Summer Exploration Series: North Shore Nature Ramble
2024-08-30 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | Brockway Summit, Tahoe Rim Trail, Tahoe Vista, 96148, United States
Description
Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association (TRTA) guides and partner Tahoe Institute for Natural Science (TINS) on a stroll from Brockway Summit on Highway 267 along the Tahoe Rim Trail to Picnic Rock with trained naturalists. The TRTA is the primary steward of the Tahoe Rim Trail system, and TINS is a valuable ecological stewardship organization and community education provider. Together, our organizations collaborate to provide educational experiences across the Tahoe Rim Trail and throughout the Basin.
TINS naturalist Will Richardson leads the way in search of wildlife, wildflowers, and spectacular scenery along the Tahoe Rim Trail. Enjoy nature’s treasures before soaking up the great views of Lake Tahoe on the north shore. We will discuss natural history topics related to geology, forest ecology, birds, and anything Nature in Tahoe! Bring your binoculars and inquisitive minds for this nature ramble with TRTA and TINS. Exact mileage will be determined by the group’s pace and interest in hiking over observing, but will not exceed 4 miles during this event. We will gain 750′ from the cars, so come prepared to hike uphill.
What to Expect
TRTA outings are group outings, and we do our best to keep the group together. Trip leaders dedicate much of their time throughout the year, sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect their decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Intermediate

Distance
4 miles round trip

Location
Brockway Summit, Hwy 267
Time
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

What to Bring

Water (~one liter per person)
Snacks
Windbreaker
Closed-toed Shoes
Trekking Poles (optional)
Lip Balm (> SPF 15+)
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Hat
Field Guide (optional)
Binoculars (optional)
Camera (optional)
Personal Medications/Epi-Pen*

*Communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the trailhead.
Check out more about our wonderful partners at:

For more information about the trek, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.
Leave No Trace
We practice the seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on each of our programs. We encourage you to learn more about these strategies for reducing your trail impact by visiting www.lnt.org.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Big Meadow HWY Crossing Trail Day
2024-09-03 09:00 - 16:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | NV
Join the TRTA as we work on the Big Meadow HWY Crossing project to provide a more sustainable and enjoyable user experience!
What to Expect

This project will focus on constructing a new section of trail that crosses HWY 89 from the Big Meadow Trailhead. Participants will experience building new trail, including rock retaining structures, tread construction, and decommissioning of the old section of the trail. The workday will begin at 9 AM at the Big Meadow Trailhead and conclude at 4 PM. The TRTA provides hard hats, tools, eye protection, and gloves. This trail work event is rated moderate because trail work requires using tools, hiking, and getting dirty.
Workday

Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.
Daypack (or use backpacking pack) with 3-4 L water capacity
Long sleeve shirt and pants
Durable, close-toed shoes or boots
Work gloves and eye protection (optional)

Logistics

Meeting Location: Big Meadow Trailhead
Meeting Time: 9:00 am
Come out and help build some great trails!

Intermediate Hike Series: Big Meadow to Dardanelles Lake
2024-09-10 09:00 - 14:00 UTC | Big Meadow Trailhead, Big Meadow Tahoe Rim Trail Trailhead, South Lake Tahoe, CA, 96150, United States
Description
Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association (TRTA) and our trained guides on our Intermediate Fall hike series!
The hike to Dardanelles Lake features a short, steady climb to Big Meadow, then a long, gradual ascent to a ridge with beautiful views of the peaks surrounding Dardanelles Lake. After the ridge, the trail descends through beautiful forest and crosses a couple of shallow creeks before arriving at the lovely, granite-rimmed Dardanelles Lake. This out and back trail is considered moderately challenging and is 7.5 miles long roundtrip with 1300′ elevation gain. Bring your own lunch, snacks, and water and enjoy a lovely day on trail with fellow hiking enthusiasts!
What to Expect
TRTA outings are group outings, and we do our best to keep the group together. Trip leaders dedicate much of their time throughout the year, sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect their decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Intermediate

Distance
7.5 miles roundtrip

Location
Big Meadow Trailhead
Time
9:00 AM to 2:00 PM

What to Bring

Water (2-3 liters per person)
Lunch and Snacks
Windbreaker
Closed-toed Shoes
Trekking Poles (recommended)
Lip Balm (> SPF 15+)
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Hat
Field Guide (optional)
Binoculars (optional)
Camera (optional)
Personal Medications/Epi-Pen*

*Communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the trailhead.
For more information about the trek, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.
Leave No Trace
We practice the seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on each of our programs. We encourage you to learn more about these strategies for reducing your impact by visiting www.lnt.org.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

TRTA Trail Fest Event @ the Hangar Taproom & Bar
2024-09-14 16:00 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | The Hangar Lake Tahoe
Spend the afternoon with the Tahoe Rim Trail Association at the Hangar Taproom and Bar, laughing, playing, and enjoying the festivities! This incredible fundraiser lets all participants interact with our incredible volunteers and staff, play games and drink some really good beer. Dunk tanks, bounce houses, obstacle courses, and more!

Win Epic Prizes
Win awesome gear by playing our games or bid on epic Tahoe experiences in our silent auction. This event will have something for everyone!
Ride Prize Items:

Yeti cooler
Outdoor Gear and Swag
and more!

Tahoe Experiences:

Electric Scooter
Fishing Charter
Helicopter ride to Emerald Bay
Guided Climbing trip
Avalanche Rescue Course
and more!

Ticket Prices: You can use the tickets you receive after a ride to win our arcade-style prizes!
Admission: FREE!
Unlimited Rides Wristband: $50

100% of the funds from this event will go towards the Tahoe Rim Trail Associations operations and maintenance of the trail.

This event brought to you by:

Intermediate Hike Series: Tahoe City to Thunder Cliffs
2024-09-24 09:00 - 14:00 UTC | Fairway Drive / Tahoe City North, 330 Fairway Drive, Tahoe City, CA, 96145, United States
Description
Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association (TRTA) and our trained guides on our Intermediate Fall hike series!
Leaving from the official “mile 0” along the Tahoe Rim Trail in Tahoe City, this hike meanders through groves of fir, cedar, and aspen and across open hillsides covered with manzanita. Open slopes and viewpoints offer opportunities to explore cinder cones and ancient lava flows at high vistas. The trail continues past the Lava Cliffs, a lovely overlook of Lake Tahoe and the peaks lining its north shore, and the group will hike as far as Thunder Cliffs before turning around and heading back to the trailhead. Total hike mileage is ~7 miles with about 900 ft of elevation gain. Bring your own lunch, snacks, and water, and enjoy a lovely day on trail with fellow hiking enthusiasts!
What to Expect
TRTA outings are group outings, and we do our best to keep the group together. Trip leaders dedicate much of their time throughout the year, sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect the decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Intermediate

Distance
~7 miles roundtrip

Location
Tahoe City North Trailhead
Time
9:00 AM to 2:00 PM

What to Bring

Water (2-3 liters per person)
Lunch and Snacks
Windbreaker
Closed-toed Shoes
Trekking Poles (recommended)
Lip Balm (> SPF 15+)
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Hat
Field Guide (optional)
Binoculars (optional)
Camera (optional)
Personal Medications/Epi-Pen*

*Communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the trailhead.
For more information about the trek, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.
Leave No Trace
We practice the seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on each of our programs. We encourage you to learn more about these strategies for reducing your impact by visiting www.lnt.org.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Fall Photo Hike on the TRT
2024-10-03 09:00 - 12:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Spooner North Trailhead, Spooner Summit, NV, 89703, United States
Description
Join us for a stroll around Spooner Lake and take in the changing colors of autumn. Immerse yourself, and your camera, in the new season! Join our trail guides and photo experts to learn the basics of nature photography and how to get the most out of your photos. Grab your camera (fancy or not, smartphones work too!) and get on the trail with us to capture fall through your own lens.
This three-mile, easy, out-and-back trek is family-friendly and appropriate for ages 12 and up.
What to Expect
TRTA treks are group treks, and we do our best to keep the group together. All trek leaders dedicate a great deal of their time throughout the year sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect their decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Easy
Distance
4 miles roundtrip
Location
Spooner Summit North Trailhead
Time
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

What to Bring

Water (~one liter per person)
Snacks
Camera (traditional or smartphone)
Tripod (Optional)
Windbreaker or warm jacket
Closed-toed Shoes
Trekking Poles (optional)
Lip Balm (> SPF 15+)
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Hat
Sketch Pad and Pencil (optional)
Field Guide (optional)
Binoculars (optional)
Camera (optional)
Personal Medications/Epi-Pen*

*Communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the trailhead.
For more information, contact Angelique at angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.
Leave No Trace
We practice the seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on each of our programs. We encourage you to learn more about these strategies for reducing your trail impact by visiting www.lnt.org.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Chickadee & Ski Nordic Tour at Chickadee Ridge with TINS
2025-01-29 10:00 - 13:00 UTC | Tahoe Meadows South Trailhead, Mt. Rose Highway, United States
Description
Ah, the “Cheese-bur-ger” bird; the call of the Sierra Nevada mountains. But where have all the mountain chickadees gone? What happens to your favorite birds in the winter? Did you know some birds stay here all winter long, while others migrate south to warmer climates?
Glide through Tahoe’s winter wonderland on skis at a winter excursion hosted by TINS and the TRTA. We will take breaks periodically to learn about Tahoe’s forest ecology and bird migration habits while identifying trees and animals that live amongst the Lodgepole Pines. Please bring your own cross-country skis. Depending on the group, we will travel 3-5 miles on a groomed trail by Nevada Nordic. We will go as fast as the slowest member of the group and can make adjustments along the way. Our route will not have steep hills. This tour is not for beginners and is appropriate for ages 16 and up – please only experienced skiers, as equipment and coaching will not be provided. Sorry, no snowshoers on this adventure, but take a look at our Events Calendar for other opportunities.
What to Expect
TRTA/TINS treks are group treks, and we do our best to keep the group together. All trek leaders dedicate a great deal of their time throughout the year, sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect their decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Moderate (300′ elevation gain)

Distance
~3-5 miles round trip

Location
Tahoe Meadows South Trailhead

Time
10:00 AM to ~1:00 PM

What to Bring

Cross-country skis + poles
Winter hat and gloves
Appropriate footwear
Water (~one liter per person)
Snacks
Insulating clothes – we suggest a wicking layer to go against your skin
Warm fleece-type layer
Windbreaker/ warm jacket
Waterproof pants
Extra layers
Extra pair of dry socks
Lip Balm + Sunscreen
Sunglasses + Sun Hat
Camera (optional)
Personal Medications/Epi-Pen*Communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the trailhead.

Check out more about our wonderful partners at:

For more information about this event, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.
Leave No Trace
We practice the seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on each of our programs. We encourage you to learn more about these strategies for reducing your impact by visiting www.lnt.org.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Tree Trivia Snowshoe Trek with Sugar Pine Foundation
2025-02-09 10:00 - 14:00 UTC | Kingsbury North Trailhead, Tahoe Rim Trail Kingsbury North Trailhead, Stateline, NV, 89448, United States
This event has been rescheduled to Sunday, Feb 9 due to inclement weather (originally scheduled for Feb 2)

Description
The Sugar Pine Foundation (SPF) and the Tahoe Rim Trail Association (TRTA) have teamed up for a morning of education and fun as we snowshoe along the Tahoe Rim Trail to the iconic Castle Rock and loop back to the Kingsbury North Trailhead. This will be a moderate leisurely snowshoe trek. However, it could be more challenging if snow levels are deep. Along the way, our experts and friends at the Sugar Pine Foundation will reveal the mysterious world of trees and what individuals are doing to help the different species persevere for future generations. We will have lunch with an expansive lake view, so please remember to bring lunch, snacks, and a camera.
What to Expect
TRTA/SPF treks are group treks, and we do our best to keep the group together. Trip leaders dedicate a great deal of their time throughout the year sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect the decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Moderate

Distance
~4 miles roundtrip

Location
Kingsbury North Trailhead

Time
10:00 AM to ~2:00 PM

What to Bring

Lunch
Water (~two liter per person)
Snacks
Insulating clothes – we suggest a wicking layer to go against your skin
Warm fleece-type layer
Windbreaker/ warm jacket
Waterproof pants
Extra layers
Winter hat and gloves
Appropriate footwear
Extra pair of dry socks
Snowshoes (let us know if you need to borrow a set)
Trekking poles (optional but let us know if you need to borrow a pair)
Lip Balm (≥ SPF 15+)
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Camera (optional)
Personal Medications/Epi-Pen*

*Be sure to communicate any medical issues in a private conversation with your guides at the trailhead.
Check out more about our wonderful partners at the:

For more information about this event, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.
Leave No Trace
We practice the seven Leave No Trace (LNT) principles on each of our programs. We encourage you to learn more about these strategies for reducing your impact by visiting www.lnt.org.

Plan Ahead and Prepare
Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
Dispose of Waste Properly
Leave What You Find
Minimize Campfire Impacts
Respect Wildlife
Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Virtual Volunteer Meet & Greet
2025-02-11 18:00 - 19:00 UTC | Virtual
Description
Have you always been curious about the Tahoe Rim Trail Association and how you can get involved? Have you been thinking about joining our amazing team of volunteers to help protect, enhance, and inspire stewardship on this beautiful trail system? Join us at a virtual Meet & Greet on Tuesday, February 11 to learn about all the different ways you can get involved and how your volunteer time directly helps support the trail.
From getting your hands dirty with volunteer trail building days, leading educational hikes for members of the community, or educating trail users on a flexible schedule through the Trail Ambassador program, let’s discuss how you can get involved in a way that works best with your interests.
The information from this presentation will be added to the TRTA website after the event for future viewing.

Meeting Link
check back next year for an updated link

Date & Time
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
6:00 to 7:00 PM PST

For more information about this virtual event, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org.

Snowshoe Trek at Chickadee Ridge
2025-02-21 14:00 - 16:30 UTC | Tahoe Meadows South Trailhead, Mt. Rose Highway, United States
Description
Join us for a beautiful snowshoe trek through the forest with our TRTA guides. This scenic snowshoe trek will take you to viewpoints south/west of Tahoe Meadows and along the Tahoe Basin ridgeline. Don’t forget your camera! There will be plenty of great photo opportunities to capture Lake Tahoe’s west and north shores and the distant mountains of Twin Peaks and Barker Pass at the top during the beautiful afternoon lighting. This hike takes place at nearly 9000′ elevation, so come prepared for physical activity at high elevation.
What to Expect
TRTA outings are group outings, and we do our best to keep the group together. Trip leaders dedicate much of their time throughout the year sharing their passion for the outdoors. They are well-trained and experienced. Please respect the decisions made on the trail.

Difficulty
Moderate

Distance
~3.5 miles roundtrip

Location
Tahoe Meadows South Trailhead

Time
2:00 PM to ~4:30 PM

What to Bring

Water (~one liter per person)
Headlamp (if you have one)
Windbreaker / warm jacket
Insulated boots
Sunscreen, sunglasses, lip balm
Hat
Snowshoes (can be provided)
Trekking poles (can be provided)
Camera (optional)
Personal medications/Epi-Pen*

Communicate any pertinent medical conditions to your guides upon arrival.

For more information about this event, contact angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org

Winter Navigation with a Map and Compass
2025-02-22 10:00 - 16:00 UTC | TRTA Office, 128 Market Street, Suite 3E, Stateline, NV, 89449, United States
Are You Ready to Find Yourself in Winter?
$100 TRTA Members ; $110 TRTA Non-Members

Course Description
Join the Tahoe Rim Trail Association for a day in the classroom and field to learn basic map and compass skills in the winter. This course will teach you one of the most basic and essential outdoor skills- navigation without relying on a battery. Students can expect a morning in the classroom and then hitting the outdoors for hands-on practice. Objectives include map nomenclature and meaning of contour lines, compass basics, and orienteering to find one’s position with field practice.
Knowing how to use a map and compass will greatly reduce your chances of getting lost, especially in the winter when you can’t see the trail. Maps have stood the test of time and are still pertinent today. The Babylonians created and used one of the oldest surviving maps to this day, and the Chinese Han Dynasty used magnetic compasses as early as 206 BC. The birth of the smartphone and personal global positioning systems (GPS) have not outdated the centuries-old navigation skill by map and compass. The earth’s magnetic field will never run out of battery.
NEW! this year is a short introduction to modern navigation technologies like GPS, how to use your phone to navigate, some recommended favorite navigation Apps and programs, and more!

Course Information

Cancellation Policy, Local Weather, Lodging Options

Secure your spot!
TRTA Members get 10% off. Click this link and become a member today.

Technology like a personal GPS device has probably surpassed John Muir’s wildest dreams but that doesn’t mean Muir’s method of navigation is obsolete. In fact, knowing how to use a map and compass can save your life, especially in the winter.

Have questions? Please email angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org or call (775) 298-4491.

Thru Hike Early Bird Registration Opens
2025-02-25 10:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | NV
Have you dreamed of completing the Tahoe Rim Trail?

When you sign up for a guided thru hike with the TRTA, experts and guides support you every step of the way. From a pre-trip Thru Hike Coach, food resupply and water caches, and bear canisters, the TRTA helps you help yourself. This adventure offers an experience of a lifetime. It is an opportunity to meet new hiking friends, disconnect from modern life, and create lasting memories of traveling through some of the most beautiful scenery in the Northern Sierra Nevada.

The Tahoe Rim Trail Association is excited to announce special Members benefits including a 10% discount on all guided hiking programs, and exclusive Early Bird Registration opening on Tuesday, February 25 at 10 AM. These guided hike programs are very popular and are sure to fill up, so jump on your chance to secure your spot on a summer adventure with us. Ready to become a member now? Click this link and sign up today!

Clockwise Hike #1
August 2 – August 16, 2025

Clockwise Hike #2
August 16 – August 30, 2025

Early bird registration for our TRTA Members is on Tuesday, February 25 at 10 AM PST
Regular registration will open on Wednesday, February 26 at 10 AM PST. This popular program often sells out – become a member today!
Have questions? Contact Angelique at angeliquec@tahoerimtrail.org or call (775) 298-4491
