Featured parks
Alta Laguna Park
Laguna Beach
Alta Laguna Park, located in Laguna Beach along the Orange County California Coast, offers a stunning panoramic view of the ocean and canyons.
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Canyon Acres Trail
Laguna Beach
This short but steep “reverse” hike explores the southwestern corner of Aliso & Wood Canyons Wilderness Park. There’s a nice variety of scenery, including great ocean views, aerial vistas of Laguna Canyon and the characteristic sandstone geology of the area.
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Crescent Bay Point Park
Laguna Beach
Crescent Bay Point Park in Laguna Beach, Orange County, California, offers a serene retreat for both locals and visitors.
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Laguna Beach Dog Park
Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach Dog Park, located in Laguna Beach along the Orange County, California Coast, offers a welcoming space for furry companions to roam and play.
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Crystal Cove State Park
Laguna Beach
Crystal Cove State Park, located in Laguna Beach along the Orange County coast, offers a picturesque escape for outdoor enthusiasts and their furry companions.
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Laguna Beach
Heisler Park, located along the bluffs on Cliff Drive in Laguna Beach, Orange County, California, offers a picturesque oceanfront escape for both locals and visitors.
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Laguna Beach
Moulton Meadows Park, situated at Del Mar and Balboa Avenues in Laguna Beach, Orange County, California, offers a plethora of amenities for both locals and visitors to enjoy.
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Dog-friendly Laguna Beach and the Orange County coast
The Orange County coast is a dog-friendly paradise The Orange County coastline — stretching from Huntington Beach through Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, and Dana Point — is one of the most dog-friendly stretches of coast in Southern California. With dog…
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The dog parks worth driving to in Orange County
Orange County has a dog park problem, but it’s the good kind: too many solid options and not enough weekends. The county stretches from beach towns to inland suburbs, and the dog parks reflect that range. Some are sandy and…
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California’s best coastal dog-friendly towns
From Mendocino's Victorian headlands to Laguna Beach's gallery-lined streets, California's best coastal towns have quietly reshaped themselves around four-legged visitors. Expect water bowls at storefronts, treats at hotel check-in and patios where dogs are the guests of honor.
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Not every California town loves your dog
Not every California town is dog-friendly. Breed bans, strict leash laws, hefty fines and park restrictions vary widely from city to city. Before you travel, check local ordinances so you and your pup don't get caught off guard.
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Guide to the best dog parks in Southern California
Southern California's best dog parks range from Hollywood Hills hikes at Runyon Canyon to off-leash beach romps at Rosie's Dog Beach in Long Beach. This north-to-south guide covers urban hideaways, oceanfront escapes and mountain vistas for every pup.
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How to help Southern California in this crisis
As wildfires devastate Southern California, the DogTrekker team shares ways to support displaced families and their pets. Donate to organizations like Pasadena Humane, SPCA LA and Best Friends Animal Society. As we witness the devastation caused by the wildfires sweeping…
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