Buckle up for big mountains, big fun at dog-friendly Mammoth
Yes, 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 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 moreThe Ferguson fire in Yosemite National Park that shut off the scenic Yosemite Valley for three weeks was fully contained on Aug. 19, and all…
Read moreThink Death Valley is nothing but a parched and endless patch of wind-blown sand? You’ve been watching too many old TV shows. This Southern California…
Read moreBefore you bring your dog to Yosemite National Park, read up on the rules so you won't be disappointed. While access to trails is restricted (see…
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 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 moreYes, you can and should have your dog tag along on your next visit to Yosemite National Park, even though park rules restrict canine companions…
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…
Read moreRise above the summer heat at these high-elevation campgrounds.
Read morePanda playing in the Mammoth Pines. CC kpuipui99 Whether you’re coming to the Mammoth Lakes area from north or south, you’re in for hours of…
Read moreCody, Tioga Pass. Photo: Patti Thompson Why hurry to Yosemite National Park when the journey can be as rewarding as the destination? The extremely dog-friendly Yosemite…
Read moreWhy hurry to Yosemite National Park when the journey can be as rewarding as the destination? The Yosemite Region encompasses four gateway counties, each with…
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