El Dorado Search and Rescue

Trail Talk with El Dorado Search and Rescue.

Ever wondered what really happens when someone needs rescue in the backcountry? 🚁

Join us at South of North Brewing Co. for Beers & Backcountry Rescue with El Dorado Search and Rescue. Hear real stories from the field and learn how preparation can make all the difference when heading into the mountains.

📍 South of North Brewing Co. – South Lake Tahoe
🗓 Wednesday, March 25
⏰ 6–8 PM

Grab a drink, bring a friend, and come learn something new. Visit tahoerimtrail.org/event/trail-talk to RSVP.

Neck Injury on Waterhouse Peak 2/1/2026

Many people stuck up on MET last few days. Many individuals and organizations responded. Thanks that all have returned safely.

MET Rescue

Kudos: Search and Rescue thanks Sierra-at-Tahoe - South Tahoe Now EL DORADO COUNTY, Calif. – This past September, the El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue (SAR) hosted its yearly large-scale training symposium at Sierra-at-Tahoe Ski Resort. This was […]

Seasons change and daylight hours are getting shorter, a few good things to remember: Don't go alone, make sure someone knows your location and expected return time, and take some essentials with you.

As the days grow shorter and the sun sets earlier, outdoor adventures require a little extra planning and a lot more awareness. Whether you're hiking, biking, camping, or just enjoying nature, a few steps can help you to stay safe and make the most of your time outside:

🧭 Plan Ahead Know your route, check the weather, and estimate how much daylight you’ll have. Sunset sneaks up faster than you think!

🔦 Pack Smart Bring a headlamp or flashlight (with extra batteries), warm layers, and a fully charged phone or GPS device. Visibility and warmth are key.

🕒 Start Early Begin your adventure earlier in the day to maximize daylight and avoid navigating in the dark.

📍 Tell Someone Always let someone know where you’re going and when you expect to return. It’s a simple step that can make a huge difference.

🚨 Know Your Limits Shorter days mean less time to recover from unexpected delays. Don’t push past your comfort zone—turn back before it’s too late.

Nature doesn’t wait, and neither should you. Stay safe, stay smart, and keep exploring!