Romp ‘n’ roll at a SNO-park
California’s Sno-Park sites, most in the Tahoe basin but some farther afield on the flanks of the Sierra, are white oases for winter fun.
Read MoreCalifornia’s Sno-Park sites, most in the Tahoe basin but some farther afield on the flanks of the Sierra, are white oases for winter fun.
Read MoreIn his ten years, this Lab/border collie/cattle dog mix traveled to seven states, but most of all he loved going anywhere DogTrekker recommended.
Read MoreYes, it can be a bit of a drive depending where you start out—but a beautiful one. Highway 395 skirting the eastern slope of the…
Read MoreThree pet-friendly campgrounds at MacKerricher State Park, just three miles from Fort Bragg in Mendocino County, put you smack on the scenic coast within sight…
Read MoreBoth you and your dog will enjoy the novelty of a lift-assisted hike at the Northstar California, Palisades Tahoe or Mammoth Mountain ski resorts, all of…
Read MoreThe Eastern Sierra is often referred to as “California’s Switzerland” for its jagged peaks and high-altitude attractions. The options for dog-friendly hikes in the region…
Read MoreYou have a couple of options here, but the most direct route sends you back to Lake Tahoe and around the North Shore via Highway…
Read MoreAllow a full day—or more, if time permits—for the long but scenic drive back to Sacramento via Highway 120 over Tioga Pass Road through Yosemite…
Read MoreThree hours south of Tahoe and five hours northeast from Los Angeles, Mammoth Lakes beckons not just downhill skiers, but DogTrekkers vacationing with their best…
Read MoreStacy D. and her sweet pup, Ginger, recently explored some of California's most stunning landscapes.
Read MoreThere are many ways to get to the High Sierra, all of them scenic, some a little more leisurely and winding than others. If time…
Read MoreSure, Tahoe is great in winter—but so are the Lost Sierra and Mammoth Lakes regions, which take longer to reach but reward with plenty of…
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