Backpacking / Camping in Lake Tahoe, CA
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Spend a week backpacking along one of the most interesting stretches of the PCT where it overlaps with the Tahoe Rim Trail.
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Take the whole family on this quick hike that is great for beginning backpackers.
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The Lake Aloha region southwest of Lake Tahoe is one of the most popular overnight destinations in 63,000 acre Desolation Wilderness.
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As one of the most popular hikes in the Lake Tahoe region, Lake Winnemucca is a perfect backpacking and hiking trip for families.
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The 165-mile Tahoe Rim Trail is arguably one of the most scenic long distance hikes in the country.
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The Echo Lakes trailhead near South Lake Tahoe offers hiking, backpacking, camping, and sightseeing for visitors of all abilities.
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November might be the best time of year in Lake Tahoe. Gone are the bumper to bumper lines of traffic, the crowded trailhead parking lots and hour long waits for a simple meal, and the mercilessly packed aisles of the grocery store.
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November in Tahoe is full of adventure, not crowds.
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Mountain bike these Tahoe trails for a perfect end to the season.
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