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Camping & Backpacking

Historic Sierra Club lodges, huts now bookable on Hipcamp

Hipcamp, an app for finding and booking campsites, recently added the Sierra Club lodges and huts in the Tahoe Sierra to its platform. Lodging...

D.L. Bliss State Park to reopen in May 2026

California State Parks has announced that D.L. Bliss State Park will fully reopen to the public for camping and day use on May 21, 2026, following...

Tahoe Backcountry Community Radio: Enhancing backcountry safety

Tahoe Backcountry Community Radio, at tahoebackcountryradio.org, an initiative designed to bring backcountry users together over common-use FRS radio channels, recently launched, according to a...

Campfires Tahoe’s biggest threat

Abandoned campfires that aren’t properly doused are the biggest wildfire threat in the Tahoe Basin and are also one of the most preventable, according...

Washoe names restored at Ed Z’Berg Sugar Pine Point State Park

California State Parks is returning the names of features and facilities within Ed Z’berg Sugar Pine Point State Park to their traditional Washoe name, dukMéʔem wáťa (dook-MEH-em wah-tah),...

Sierra sojourn: Hiking & hot springs in Alpine County

  Grover Hot Springs State Park is just a 45-minute drive from South Lake Tahoe, but it feels like another world. It lies just a few...

Retracing Snowshoe Thompson’s route

Decades ago, reading about Snowshoe Thompson’s daring mail deliveries across the Sierra Nevada in the winter left me astonished. Conquering the snowy peaks and...

Tahoe National Forest increases fire restrictions

Due to prolonged and extreme fire danger and the lack of available firefighting resources, fire restrictions will increase in Tahoe National Forest effective until...