The final part of our California trip from Mammoth Lakes north to Lake Tahoe, via Monitor Pass, and our stay at Lake Tahoe.

Summer is winding down in Squaw Valley which means preparations for the winter season are ramping up. Top of the list is the replacement of the Shirley Lake Express lift with a brand new six pack. Check out some great footage of the lift install with a helicopter. Get pumped for winter with some footage from last season. Don't miss any of the great events coming up as we roll into fall including ski and snowboard film premiers, great concerts and festivals.

North Lake Tahoe Welcomes Four Legged Travelers Lake Tahoe is the perfect destination for the vacationer who doesn't want to leave their pup behind. With miles of hiking trails, numerous pet friendly hotels and bed and breakfasts, and the worlds biggest dog pool, why would Fido want to go anywhere else? Check out the digs at the Tahoma Meadows Bed and Breakfast where they welcome your dog with treats and tips on the best dog spots in the area. Don't miss any of the great events coming up as we roll on towards fall!

Experience the softer side of Lake Tahoe at one of the great spas in the area. Pamper yourself with a Lehua Honey Drenched Steam Wrap at Trilogy Spa at the Village at Squaw Valley. Try the Thai Yoga Massage at the Stillwater Spa in the Hyatt Regency Incline Village. Or simply grab some sand and relax at one of the spectacular beaches on the North Shore. After you've been rejuvenated check out the great events on the slate for the coming weeks!

Hot temps have descended on the Lake Tahoe region and the best releif around is at Squaw Valley USA's High Camp Lagoon and Spa elevation 8200 feet! Ride the cable car to the cooler temps and enjoy hiking, dining, wine tasting and a host of events including live music all with the breathtaking backdrop of Lake Tahoe and the High Sierra. This month don't miss Little Charlie and the Nightcats or Peter Green's School of Rock All Stars on the Grass festival.