Three amazing dog-friendly road trips in California

Two brown dogs lean out of a car window, enjoying the wind and the view of California's coastline. The scene includes a rugged coast, blue ocean waves, and a partly cloudy sky on a sunny day. This road trip has the dogs looking content.

California’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: Yosemite to Mammoth Lakes, Jenner up Highway 1 to Leggett, and Redding to Mount Shasta. Each route provides stunning scenery, pet-friendly stops, and unforgettable experiences for you and your furry … Continued Read more.

Yosemite and Mariposa County: Awesome dog-friendly guide

Mariposa County, California, is a fantastic destination for dog lovers, especially when visiting Yosemite. Here are some dog-friendly activities and places to explore that promise a mix of adventure, history, and quirky fun. Hike the trails Start your adventure with some of the dog-friendly trails in Yosemite. The Wawona Meadow Loop is a 3.5-mile trail … Continued Read more.

Discover California’s dog-friendly waterfalls: A nature lover’s guide

Three puppies play in a gently flowing stream bordered by dense greenery. Sunlight pierces through the trees, illuminating the area with a warm glow. Their fur wet from the water, the puppies exhibit curiosity and happiness.

California, with its diverse landscapes and stunning natural beauty, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and their four-legged friends. Among its many attractions, the state boasts numerous dog-friendly waterfalls that provide the perfect backdrop for a day of adventure. Here’s a guide to some of the best waterfalls in California where both you and your … Continued Read more.

Fall in Yosemite: Captivating color and wagging tails welcome

Yosemite National Bark!

Few places are prettier than Yosemite in fall. Blue skies and mild temperatures make for pleasant outdoor activities, while vast stands of maples and dogwoods put on a colorful show. Traffic is lighter during the fall season, and hotels in this dog-friendly paradise roll out special lodging deals this time of year, too.