Marin County it’s been said, has a larger population of dogs than of children. Whether that’s urban legend or fact, residents are definitely known to dote on their four-legged family members.
Read more.Protect Marin County’s parks & open spaces – yes on a
Measure A's quarter-cent sales tax supports parks, open space, and agricultural lands across Marin. T Read more.
Water view dog-friendly cottages and tables
Nick’s Cove Restaurant, Oyster Bar & Cottages is a dog-friendly, boutique resort on Tomales Bay in Marin County. Read more.
Fall for these dog-friendly waterfalls
Yes, we had a dry January, but the big storms in late December filled lakes and streams and created a hefty Sierra snowpack. The payoff: Waterfall season! Here are some late winter/early spring hikes with watery rewards at the end.
Yosemite Gushers
Moving Water in Marin
Don’t Pass on Pasadena With Your Dog
Santa Barbara’s Waterfall Surprise
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Swimming at Novato’s O’Hair park
Kacee testing the waters in O’Hair Park Novato. In her 17th year when she passed, she never missed a dunk in a swimming hole. Read more.
