Dog-friendly Highway 20 preserves beckon in spring
The Sierra foothills cover hundreds of square miles, so your best bet for a wildflower-and-waterfalls weekend is to narrow down an itinerary. Our suggestion: take…
Read moreThe Sierra foothills cover hundreds of square miles, so your best bet for a wildflower-and-waterfalls weekend is to narrow down an itinerary. Our suggestion: take…
Read moreMost California State Parks restrict canine companions to campgrounds, day-use picnic areas and paved roads, but we’ve found a trio that allow four-paw venturing on…
Read moreDogTrekker.com reader Jan N. alerted us to a secluded public dog-friendly beach that she and her dog Angel discovered on the way home from a…
Read moreSummertime and the livin’ is easy…as long as you’re on a lake. Heading up to Gold Country, you’ll find lots of places to dip your…
Read moreYour 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…
Read moreThe Sierra Nevada foothills, with their quaint, Gold Rush-era towns and growing portfolio of wineries, are a joy to explore with a four-legged companion.
Read moreThis in-between time of year, when snowfall in the mountains is still light or nonexistent, is a great time for one last hike in the…
Read moreWhether there’s lots of snow or not a flake at lake level, your pup will appreciate a winter break at Northern California’s favorite playground as…
Read moreAmong our favorite go-to spots is the languidly flowing stretch of the Russian River around Healdsburg. Russian River Adventures rents dog-friendly inflatable canoes for full-day…
Read moreWe’d love South Yuba River State Park even if its many trails and swimming holes weren’t dog-friendly, and we bet you will, too.
Read moreExploring the wooden flumes The South Yuba River Independence Trail in Nevada County is a delightful place to visit with your dog. The trail features…
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