The TRTA supports you every step of the way on your guided thru hike of the Tahoe Rim Trail, from navigation, to food, to camping and wilderness skills. Our experienced guides are here to help you enjoy the wonders of the Tahoe backcountry.
Get the youth in your life outdoors and connected with nature to promote environmental stewardship, leadership, and confidence for life!
Join us on a snowshoe trek around Spooner Lake! Enjoy the views and natural history of the surrounding trees with the Sugar Pine Foundation (SPF) and our very own TRTA Guides. Don't have snowshoes? No problem! We have friendly experts, stunning views, and free snowshoes. We just need you!
Whether you are a new or experienced backpacker, this Gear Talk is just for you! Stio and the TRTA are hosting a free event at Stio Mountain Studio in South Lake Tahoe! Join us at Stio for an interactive Gear Talk with our professional trail guides and gearheads on everything you need to know about... Read more »
Lake Tahoe is one of the purest freshwater lakes in the world! Its unique system for staying so clear brings people from near and far to gaze at its beauty. This walk will teach you about Lake Tahoe's natural history and how it remains so blue. We will also touch on the curious cultural history from the turn of the last century. Click for more info!
The TRTA supports you every step of the way on your guided segment hike of the Tahoe Rim Trail, from shuttle logistics to navigation skills. Our experienced guides are here to help you successfully complete the whole trail one day at a time.
This two-day, classroom, and field day introductory snow camping course is designed for backcountry enthusiasts who want to step up their game by learning to camp and recreate all year long. Join us this February to explore and practice the essential skills and techniques to help you stay warm and comfortable while enjoying the freedom, quiet, and crispness that only snow camping can afford.
The TRTA supports you every step of the way on your Taste of the TRT guided overnight backpacking trip, from shuttle logistics to navigation skills. Our experienced guides are here to help you enjoy one of the most beautiful sections of the trail.
The Tahoe Rim Trail Association is hosting a two-day Wilderness First Aid (WFA) course taught by NOLS Wilderness Medicine. This course will provide individuals with a foundation in important first aid concepts critical to responding effectively to emergencies in a remote backcountry environment.
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