Featured canoes/river rafting
Morro Bay Stand Up
Morro Bay
Morro Bay Stand Up Paddleboarding offers a unique and exciting experience for both water enthusiasts and their furry companions.
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Ventura Harbor Village
Ventura
Ventura Harbor Village is a dog-friendly coastal destination offering plenty of fun for both you and your dog.
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Central Coast Outdoors
Los Osos
Discover the stunning beauty of the Central Coast with Central Coast Outdoors, a premier adventure travel company that caters to outdoor enthusiasts and their furry companions.
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Morro Bay
Located in the picturesque coastal town of Morro Bay, The Paddleboard Company offers a unique and refreshing way to experience the beauty of nature while finding your balance, both on and off the water.
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An easy California dog trip for seniors
California suits seniors traveling with dogs when the trip is built around short drives, easy walks, cooler weather and stops with clear pet rules.
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Santa Barbara with your dog: what locals keep quiet
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