Full Moon Snowshoe Tour: January 2025
January 11, 2025 @ 6:30PM — 8:30PM Pacific Time (US & Canada) Add to Calendar
Sugar Pine Point State Park : Restrooms on Day Use Side of the Park (Lake Side Entrance, East Side of HWY 89): 7585 HWY 89 (Day use side of the park-not the campground side) Sugar Pine Point State Park Tahoma, CA 96142 Get Directions
Tickets limited! Reserve your spot today!
A magical evening snowshoeing under a moon lit sky by Lake Tahoe's shore.
State Park Interpreters will lead Full Moon Guided Snowshoe Tours to explore the natural and cultural history around the Hellman-Ehrman Estate and the Lake Tahoe shoreline at Sugar Pine Point State Park.
See the park in a new light. Be prepared for our Tahoe winter nights. Don't forget your headlamps, layered clothing, waterproof shoes and mittens.
For those new to snowshoeing, there will be a beginner's clinic at 6:30 pm. The Full Moon hike starts promptly at 7:00 pm near the restrooms on the Day Use side of the park (lakeside entrance, east side of Highway 89).
The program lasts approximately 1½ hours and costs $45 per person for adults. Children 12 and under are $25. It is a moderate hike on uneven snow surfaces. This program is a great introduction to the sport and hobby of snowshoeing with special nighttime access to the park. This cost includes snowshoe rentals, park entrance, guided hike, and guaranteed fun!
This event is co-hosted by California State Parks and the Sierra State Parks Foundation. All proceeds from the tour benefit the Sierra State Parks Foundation's educational programming.
All ticket sales are final. Please check road closures (Hwy 89) and updates as needed. Visit the CalTrans website for up-to-date information on road conditions and closures at http://www.dot.ca.gov/. We will also send a courtesy email if the event has to be canceled due to extreme weather.
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