Make tracks in majestic Mammoth
Mammoth Mountain towers above Highway 395 in the Eastern Sierra, about midway between Lake Tahoe and Death Valley. Powder piles
Read moreMammoth Mountain towers above Highway 395 in the Eastern Sierra, about midway between Lake Tahoe and Death Valley. Powder piles
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Read moreCalifornia’s diverse landscapes offer endless opportunities for road trip adventures, especially for those traveling with their dogs. Here are three meticulously planned dog-friendly road trips:…
Read moreSNO-Parks offers some of California’s best, most affordable winter activities. For just $15 a day or $40 for the 2023-2024 season
Read moreLet’s admit it. DogTrekkers are spoiled here in sun-kissed California. We escape to places where palm trees sway, and waves crash.
Read moreMammoth Lakes is a DogTrekker favorite located in the eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains. It's known for its natural beauty, dog-friendly hiking trails and activities, and a range…
Read moreYou know that awesome spinning in circles routine your pup does before going on walks or getting a treat? It’s going to happen a lot…
Read moreChances are your dog loves to Visit Mammoth as much as you do, if not more. As Fido watches you pack the car with hiking, fishing and…
Read moreLooking for a road trip that will have your dog wagging her tail the whole way? Free up four or more days for a leisurely…
Read moreIt’s just 30-minute drive from Lee Vining to Mammoth Lakes, the major tourism hub in the Eastern Sierra. There’s giant ski resort here (dogs welcome on…
Read moreSummers are glorious for dogs in the Eastern Sierra while winters are devoted to snow sports,but the best time of year, especially if you’re into photography, is…
Read moreCalifornia is incredibly rich and varied in terms of geography, and its thousands of dog-friendly campgrounds are equally as diverse. From the mountains to the…
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