moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level, comfortable walking 2-4 miles at a slow pace in snowshoes.
Experience the magic of winter in Tahoe with a private snowshoe and wine tasting adventure. Enjoy stunning snowy trails and exquisite local wines on this unforgettable Homewood tour.
Discover an extraordinary winter outing with the Snowshoe Wine Tasting Tour offered by West Shore Sports in Homewood, California. This exclusive adventure invites you to explore pristine snow-covered trails on snowshoes while savoring select local wines in a private, cozy setting. Perfectly blending invigorating outdoor activity with the elegance of wine tasting, this experience is ideal for groups celebrating special occasions or simply seeking a unique way to enjoy Tahoe’s winter beauty. As you trek through peaceful forests and along scenic vistas of Lake Tahoe, expert guides ensure your safety and enrich the journey with stories about the region’s winemaking heritage. Every stop provides a chance to relax, toast, and appreciate the flavor profiles of carefully chosen wines paired with light snacks. Whether you’re a seasoned snowshoer or a first-timer, the tour is designed to be accessible yet memorable. The crisp mountain air and spectacular winter landscape create an unforgettable backdrop, making the Snowshoe Wine Tasting Tour a standout winter activity that combines adventure with sophistication.
Layering keeps you warm and dry while snowshoeing; opt for base layers that wick sweat away.
Staying hydrated in cold weather is important to maintain energy and prevent fatigue.
Snow and slush can soak your feet quickly; waterproof boots will keep you comfortable all day.
Snow reflects sunlight intensely, so protect your eyes from glare during the tour.
Homewood has a rich history as a lakeside community with early 20th century development focused on outdoor recreation and local viticulture.
This area prioritizes sustainable trail use and protecting native habitats to maintain Tahoe’s pristine natural beauty.
Necessary for walking safely and comfortably on snow-covered trails.
winter specific
Keeps feet warm and dry while traversing snow and icy conditions.
winter specific
Helps regulate body temperature and protect against the cold.
winter specific
Protects eyes from the bright reflection of sunlight off the snow.
winter specific