Dog-friendly EBMUD: what is it?
While many visitors to the Concord/East Bay are familiar with the expansive East Bay Regional Park District, the preserves managed by the East Bay Municipal…
Read moreWhile many visitors to the Concord/East Bay are familiar with the expansive East Bay Regional Park District, the preserves managed by the East Bay Municipal…
Read moreIf all 1,250 miles of trails within the East Bay Regional Park District stretched in a straight line up and down the West Coast, they’d…
Read moreJohn Muir might be most famous for his conservation efforts in the Yosemite region, but he wrote and raised a family in the East Bay…
Read moreThe dog-friendly East Bay communities of Concord and Pleasant Hill in Contra Costa County have something very much in common: both look out on Mount…
Read moreDogTrekker followers are continually astonished by the wealth of possibilities offered by the 64 parks in the East Bay Regional Park District,
Read moreThis East Bay community of Concord has a vibe all its own, not to mention reasonably priced lodging and all manner of indoor and outdoor…
Read moreConcord and neighboring communities are surrounded by thousands of acres of protected open space cherished by locals and visitors alike.
Read moreThe East Bay has a remarkable network of hiking trails, and Concord offers easy access from within the city limits, as well as several great…
Read moreWhen you Visit Concord, you’ll enjoy a warm, hospitable welcome from any of their dog-friendly hotels. From executive suites to economical accommodations, Concord offers a…
Read moreThe Tri-Valley is nothing if not progressive when it comes to providing DogTrekkers and other residents with outdoor opportunities, and the Iron Horse Regional Trail is…
Read moreThree valleys and four cities make up the Tri-Valley region, which away from urban areas is characterized by rolling hills studded with gnarly oaks and…
Read moreBack in the day, Bosco used to love to join you in long-distance runs and near-vertical scrambles up challenging trails. Now, not so much —…
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