#TahoeSnaps: Summer is in full swing at Lake Tahoe (photos)
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Wool socks + chacos + snowy mountain = bad hiking decision. Who got out on a hike this weekend?!
@fieldnotes_from_wonderland
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These are a few of my favorite things...
@kileynv
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Caught this little cutie patootie
@melina.grasso.photography
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This little guy is a MTB mad man!
@mike_peron_3
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In my favorite place with my favorite person!
@kjvbrooks
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he’s got the best brows
@laketahoelux
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What will you do
@laketahoeportraits
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With this one wild life
@lovanney
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That you have been given?
@summithunnies
All photos courtesy of #TahoeSnaps
TahoeSnaps, the Tribune’s Instagram account, is a lake-wide endeavor. We joined forces with Lake Tahoe Action to bring our readers more fun photos from around Lake Tahoe.
Here’s the fun part: Tag us or use our hashtag (#TahoeSnaps) when you post a Tahoe-focused photo to Instagram, and you may see your photo reposted to our account or printed in Saturday’s Tribune. Photos should feature Tahoe’s vibe — ski shots, lake views, family fun, snowball fights, really anything you’re doing around our lovely lakeside communities. We post and repost on a daily basis.
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