Go with the flows in northern California

Luna at Lower Yosemite Falls. (CC) Luna Dog Mom. Yosemite Falls: Yosemite in winter can make for a glorious getaway for you and your best friend. Yes, you’ll have to make base camp outside park boundaries unless you’re a hard-core camper (dogs aren’t allowed at park hotels), but that factoid of life shouldn’t cast a shadow on your enjoyment of the falls and the park. You and yours can walk right up to the 2,425-foot, three-state gusher that roars like a highway during rain and snow-melt season. Read more.

On the road to Yosemite

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Why hurry to Yosemite National Park when the journey can be as rewarding as the destination? The Yosemite Region encompasses four gateway counties, each with its own unique set of attractions. This week we celebrate Yosemite’s 150th anniversary with a look at places and diversions for DogTrekkers to check out along the major highway corridors leading to the iconic park.  Read more.

Hear the roar

California’s best-known cataract is 2,425-foot Yosemite Falls, a voice-drowning, three-stage gusher that roars like a highway during snow-melt season. And yes, your leashed dog is welcome to enjoy views that will put a smile on your face, a crick in your neck and a wag in Fido’s tail. Read more.