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Diego’s Chilean Cuisine
Grass Valley
Diego's Chilean Cuisine in Grass Valley, Nevada County, offers a delightful dining experience for both humans and their furry companions.
Read moreSierra Knolls Winery
Grass Valley
Sierra Knolls Winery offers a unique and welcoming experience for wine enthusiasts and their furry companions alike. Situated in the picturesque Sierra Foothills, this family-owned vineyard and winery is a hidden gem located between Auburn and Grass Valley.
Read moreSummer Thyme’s Bakery & Deli
Grass Valley
Summer Thyme’s Bakery & Deli is a dog-friendly coffee house in Truckee in California’s Lake Tahoe that welcomes well-behaved dogs.
Read moreTofanelli’s Gold Country
Grass Valley
Tofanelli's Gold Country Bistro, located in Grass Valley, Nevada County, is a renowned dining establishment offering a delightful experience for both locals and visitors.
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17 dog-friendly vacation rentals in the Gold Country
17 dog-friendly vacation rentals across the Gold Country, from Arnold to Twain Harte, drawn from DogTrekker's directory of vetted pet-welcoming properties.
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Why spring is the best-kept secret in Gold Country
If you've been waiting for the right moment to load up the car and point it toward the Sierra foothills, this is it.
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Dog’s guide to autumn: 5 Northern California day trips
Autumn in Northern California means cooler trails, colorful foliage and fewer crowds. These five dog-friendly day trips cover Apple Hill orchards, Gold Rush towns, ocean bluffs and redwood groves, each one perfect for a fall road trip with your pup.
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Airstreams, dog-friendly glamping and more
Glamping with your dog is booming in California. AutoCamp's vintage Airstream parks, safari-style tents at Camp Nauvoo, and platform tents at Mendocino Grove all welcome four-legged guests who prefer plush beds over sleeping bags. Vintage travel-trailers, "glamping" tents and luxury…
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Stroller-friendly hikes for wheels, feet and paws
California offers plenty of paved, stroller-friendly trails where dogs are welcome too. From Lake Tahoe's Lam Watah Trail to San Francisco's Crissy Field and the historic Independence Trail near Nevada City, these paths work for wheels, feet and paws alike.
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Dog-friendly Highway 20 preserves beckon in spring
The Sierra foothills along Highway 20 between Marysville and Nevada City burst with wildflowers and waterfalls each spring. South Yuba River State Park and the vast Spenceville Wildlife Area both offer gorgeous, dog-friendly trails worth a weekend trip.
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