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Nevada County Blog

The private campground advantage

If pit toilets and DIY tent camping in general aren’t your style, you may find your bliss at one of California’s hundreds of private campgrounds.…

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…

coastal view of ocean and boulders at MacKerricher State Park

Exceptions to California State Parks rules

Most 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…

Paradise for water dogs

DogTrekker.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…

Mother and daughter with a dog resting on a pier looking at lake

Gotta lake it

Summertime 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…

Dog wearing red life vest asleep in kayak

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…

A fine find in gold country

The 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.

dog stands in shallow water of river bank

Last chance for high-country hikes with your dog

This 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…

welsh corgi dog running outdoors in the snow

Winter wanderings in Lake Tahoe

Whether 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…

Dog in canoe at Catch a Canoe in Mendocino

Dogtrekker’s best river adventures

Among 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…

Senior black lab stands in lake with stick floating nearby

South yuba river state park

We’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.

A sturdy wooden pedestrian bridge with railings spans a deep, rocky ravine shaded by thick green foliage. The path is wide enough for dogs on leashes. Sunlight breaks through the leafy canopy, dappling the boards beneath your feet. Tall trees and dense undergrowth line both sides of the bridge, creating a cool and quiet spot to explore with your dog.

South yuba river independence trail: a dog-friendly adventure

Exploring 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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