Whiskeytown National Recreation Area near Redding is one of the rare National Park Service sites that allows leashed dogs on its 70 miles of trails. Four major waterfalls await, from Whiskeytown Falls to Crystal Creek Falls.
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Not every dog needs a mountain summit. Flat, paved paths like the Iron Horse Regional Trail in the East Bay and the Whoop De Dogs trail in Angwin offer easy walks with great scenery and plenty of sniffing opportunities.
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California's dog-friendly botanical gardens make perfect outings for leashed pups and their people. From the ocean-view Mendocino Botanical Garden to the UC Davis Arboretum, these scenic spots offer easy paths, picnic grounds and year-round beauty.
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Redding welcomes dogs to its iconic Sundial Bridge, which links trails on both sides of the Sacramento River. From the McConnell Arboretum to 60-plus miles of connected paths with foothill views, this Northern California city is a four-paw destination.
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Mount Shasta City offers dog-friendly shops, cafes, and trails in the shadow of one of California's most awe-inspiring peaks. Hike the Lake Siskiyou Trail, drive the Everitt Memorial Highway to 8,000 feet, and walk to the snow even in summer.
Read moreThe Everitt Memorial Highway winds 14 miles up Mount Shasta's flanks, delivering jaw-dropping views and dog-friendly trails at the Old Ski Bowl. The Gray Butte Trail crosses sacred ground and old-growth forest to reach a breathtaking saddle at 9,129 feet.
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Redding's stunning Sundial Bridge anchors a network of dog-friendly trails along the Sacramento River. Stroll the glass-decked span, explore the McConnell Arboretum, then follow the 19-mile Sacramento River Trail all the way to massive Shasta Dam.
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