North Shore Retreats for Your Furry Friend
Watermans Landing, Carnelian Bay: Nestled next to the Sierra Boat Company, this spot is a standup paddleboard rental haven and coffee shop. Dogs are free to frolic on the waterfront patio and the sandy shores. Explore the adjoining Carnelian Beach West, sharing space with Gar Woods restaurant. Picnic facilities and restrooms are available.
Coon Street Beach, King’s Beach: A hidden gem for sun-soaked moments with your canine companion. Enjoy designated dog-friendly zones, and ensure you check the signage for compliance. The beach offers restrooms, picnic areas with grills, and a convenient boat launch.
Chimney Beach, East Shore, Nevada Side: Approximately six miles south of Incline Village, Chimney Beach is a serene canine-friendly haven where Marlett Creek meets the lake. While parking may be a challenge due to recent changes, the two-mile stretch from Chimney Beach to Secret Harbor offers tranquil spots accessible from Highway 28.
Pebble Beach (Elizabeth Williams Beach), West Shore: Located just north of the U.S. Forest Service’s Kaspian Campground, this pebbly haven is officially known as Elizabeth Williams Beach. Revel in the natural beauty about four miles south of Tahoe City on Highway 89.
Bristle Cone Beach, Lake Forest: Located minutes from Tahoe City, this beach offers stunning views with added convince and is not highly trafficked.
Southern Shores’ Canine Corners
Kiva Beach, South Lake Tahoe: Renowned as the South Shore’s premier dog beach, Kiva Beach boasts an expansive, sandy stretch, especially during low-water years. Though leashes are a must as per city regulations, this forest service beach is a canine paradise worth the visit.
Regan Memorial City Beach, South Lake Tahoe: A hidden treasure tucked away in one of South Lake Tahoe’s oldest neighborhoods. Dogs are welcome on the east end of the city-owned beach park, leashed or under voice control. Take in the scenic views and mind ceremonies on the grassy knoll.
Nevada Beach, Zephyr Cove: A mile-long hike unveils this local secret, a serene, sandy expanse nestled five miles north of South Lake Tahoe/Stateline. Park at the northwest corner of Highway 50 and Kahle Drive, follow the bike trail, and discover the dog-friendly portion between a no-dogs campground beach and a private beach.
Zephyr Cove Beach, Zephyr Cove: While sandy areas are off-limits, the rocky north end is an exploration haven for you and your pup. Bring sturdy footwear, relish the crystal-clear waters, and climb boulders for stunning views. It’s a canine adventure in a rocky wonderland.
Embark on a Tahoe adventure with your four-legged companion, exploring these delightful, dog-friendly beaches in Lake Tahoe!
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