$90.00 per person | $75.00 Kids under 12 years
(Highly recommended that kids are 8 or older)
⏰ Tour Times: 7:00pm
🚗 Meeting Location: Page Meadows Parking, Silver Tip Drive, Tahoe City
🚶 Hike Distance: Roughly 2.8 miles roundtrip
⌛ Duration: Approximately 2 hours
⛰️ Elevation Gain: Minimal, Mostly flat terrain
🌅 Scenic Views: Full moon glow, star-filled skies, constellations, wide open meadows, and a magical nighttime forest atmosphere
🎿 Equipment: Snowshoes & poles provided in winter; hiking requires sturdy footwear during snow-free seasons
🚀 Experience Level: No experience necessary; perfect for beginners.
🌲 Terrain: Beginner
👥 Group Size: We try to keep groups 8-10 people Max
😊 Private Tours: Private Tours are available to book at checkout
Full Moon Snowshoe Tour — Lake Tahoe Winter Nights
Experience the magic of Lake Tahoe after dark on a guided Full Moon, starlight, and constellation snowshoe adventure through glowing alpine meadows and quiet winter forests. As nightfalls over the Sierra Nevada, snow-covered landscapes shimmer in silver light, creating one of the most peaceful and awe-inspiring winter experiences in Lake Tahoe.
This guided nighttime snowshoe tour leads guests across wide-open, snow-blanketed meadows and through towering pines and fir trees, offering a rare chance to explore Tahoe’s winter wilderness under a star-filled sky. The stillness of the night, combined with fresh mountain air and moonlit snow, makes every step feel cinematic and unforgettable.
With minimal light pollution and expansive views, this tour also becomes a stargazing and constellation experience. Your knowledgeable Snowshoe Tahoe guide uses a high-powered laser to point out constellations and astrological signs, adding a fascinating night sky interpretive talk to your snowshoe journey.
Covering roughly two miles of easy-to-moderate terrain, this Full Moon snowshoe tour in Lake Tahoe is perfect for first-time snowshoers, couples, and winter adventurers looking for something truly unique.
Book now with the blue buttons and let the moonlit snowfields, quiet forests, and starry Tahoe skies create one of the most magical winter nights you’ll ever experience.
Brightest Nights/ FULL MOON TOURS:
January 28th - Feb 1st (Full Moon)
Feb 26th - March 3rd (Total Lunar eclipse/ Blood Moon)
March 28th- April 2nd (Pink Full Moon)
April 26th - May 1st (Flower Full Moon)
Trip Planning For Moonlit Snowshoeing
BEFORE LEAVING HOME:
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Double check the meeting location, meet time, driving directions and snow conditions. Give yourself ample time to arrive on time. Winter months tend to have slower traffic as well as slippery roads. It is Important that guests arrive on time. Please notify office if you believe you are running behind.
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Ensure you are bringing all necessary items for hike (check pack list below). As well leave non- essentials behind or in the car. Snowshoe Tahoe is not responsible for lost or damaged items while out for the duration of the hike.
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Use restroom before leaving home, No restroom facility is available at the meeting location.
* Pump yourself up!!! Your about to explore Tahoe’s National Forest!!!
Where We Meet For Snowshoeing
LOCATION
Google Maps:
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Parking is at the very end of Silver Tip Drive.
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Meet our guide close to the Trail Head for equipment
Detailed Packing List and Itinerary
