Leash up for a fall trip to Mendocino
If peace, quiet and scenery are your vacation priorities, you’ll find plenty of all three in big, diverse Mendocino County—especially in September and October, when…
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Doggedly exploring Amador County
If there’s one part of California wine country getting an exceptional amount of buzz this past year, it’s Amador County—and specifically the Shenandoah Valley AVA,…
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Kayla, Director of Barketing Emeritus
DogTrekker.com wouldn’t be here without Kayla, our “research Lab,” director of barketing and chief operating dog since the website was launched in 2011. But yes,…
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Go with the rivers’ flow
Your dog may not be able to paddle her own canoe, but you’ll have a blast paddling for her with an assist from an outfitter…
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Off-leash beaches for chasing waves
For water-loving canines, nothing beats fetching a bright yellow tennis ball from the surf and romping full speed ahead on a sandy beach. But while…
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The adventures of Alvin & Theodore
Alvin and Theodore at the Bay Area Pet Expo Brian and Tabitha stopped by the DogTrekker booth at the 2016 Bay Area Pet Expo to…
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Onward and inland!
Drive north on Highway 1 from Fort Bragg, and you’ll soon turn away from the coast and enter the county’s “Inland Empire.” It’s about an…
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Minimize driving, maximize scenery
It’s just 17 miles along scenic Highway 1 from the coastal village of Albion to the more muscular city of Fort Bragg, but considering how…
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It takes a (dog-friendly) village
Just north of Little River, picturesque Mendocino village, with its wealth of lacy Victorians and colorful saltbox cottages, has more places than you can shake…
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Wine, waves & woof in Mendocino county
Mendocino wine country can be broadly divided into two areas: the Highway 101 corridor encompassing Hopland, Willits and Ukiah; and the Yorkville Highlands/Anderson Valley growing…
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Paddling Mendocino county rivers
Have you ever longed to kayak on a beautiful river but not been able to because you have your dog along? Come to Mendocino County,…
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All aboard the Mendocino skunk train
One of the most entertaining ways to experience Mendocino County’s majestic redwoods is aboard the historic (and dog-friendly) Skunk Train.
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