Echo Lakes Sno-Park Connector Please join us for a fun day out on the trail building a new trail near the very popular Echo Lakes. This new trail will... Read more »
Echo Lakes Sno-Park Connector Please join us for a fun day out on the trail building a new trail near the very popular Echo Lakes. This new trail will... Read more »
In collaboration with Queer Crush, and Lake Tahoe Pride, members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies are cordially invited to join us on a trail workday or guided hike.
This trek will be a leisurely snowshoe from the Echo Lake Sno-Park to Lower Echo Lake. Along the way, our experts and friends at the Sugar Pine Foundation will reveal the mysterious world of trees. We will have a lunch at the old lodge so be sure to bring a sack lunch. No snowshoes? No problem! Just let us know, and we’ll bring a pair for you.
Do you know there’s a special tree in the Sierra whose survival depends on a special bird? Did you know that same special bird’s survival depends on the same special tree that depends on the special bird?! Whoa! Crazy, we know. This is only a sneak peek into the cool things you will learn on this snowshoe adventure. Click for more info!
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!
Snowshoe out to the iconic Castle Rock with us! 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!
Learn about the vital reforestation work of the Sugar Pine Foundation in the Lake Tahoe area.
Ever wonder how Lake Tahoe came to be? It turns out that the creation of Lake Tahoe tells the story of unimaginable global forces that took place over millions of years, involving thousands of miles of the earth’s surface, and at depths many miles beneath it.
Head out on a short but spectacular snowshoe trek with beautiful meadow views. TRTA photography buffs will guide participants on the trail and on the basics of nature photography so you all can get that perfect insta-worthy shot. If you’re an aspiring adventurer photographer, register today!
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