Wag your way through the Central Valley

Photo by Chris Howe, Western Railway Museum.
Redwood forests and mountains might be more scenically impressive, but there’s a different kind of ambience to be had in California’s flatlands. And the dog-friendly excursion trains that operate here provide plenty of diversions. Take, for example, the electric trains of the Western Railway Museum, a repository of history from the pre-Interstate days when Northern California communities were connected by “interurban” railroads. The biggest player was the Sacramento Northern, whose trunk line stretched 184 miles from Chico to San Francisco. Read more.

Plan a great Gilroy getaway with your dog

Follow your nose (as well as your dog’s) to the Garlic Capital of the World! Gilroy California is a great place for a getaway with your four-legged friend. You’ll find plenty of dog-friendly places to stay, including hotels and RV parks, with room to run around and relax. Gilroy also has many dog-friendly restaurants and wineries that welcome pets in outdoor areas. And there are numerous hiking trails and parks for you to explore together. Here are some of our favorite places to play, stay and dine in Gilroy: Sit and stay: dog-friendly hotels and RV parks in Gilroy, CA Eat, drink and be hairy: dog-friendly restaurants and wineries in Gilroy, CA Go take a hike: dog-friendly trails and parks in Gilroy, CA Read more.

A hotel for every budget

Vacaville is a convenient wine country gateway that’s also a short drive from both San Francisco and Sacramento. You’ll find some of the most reasonably priced accommodations around. Vacaville hotels and motels can cost up to 50% less than those in nearby wine destinations, and there are hospitality experiences to suit every travel budget. Check into centrally located properties like Hyatt Place or Residence Inn by Marriott, or choose from other comfortable Vacaville options. Read more.

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