Featured parks
Bear Dog Park
Roseville
Bear Dog Park in Roseville, Placer County, is a haven for furry friends to frolic and socialize in a safe, off-leash environment.
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Hughes Dog Park
Roseville
Hughes Dog Park in Roseville, Calaveras County, is a haven for furry friends and their owners.
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Marco Dog Park
Roseville
In Roseville, Calaveras County, within the picturesque Gold Country, visitors can find Marco Dog Park, a haven for furry companions to frolic and socialize.
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Miners Ravine Trail
Roseville
Miners Ravine Trail, a popular outdoor destination in Roseville and Granite Bay within Placer County, offers a delightful experience for dog owners seeking a scenic adventure with their furry companions.
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Saugstad Dog Run
Roseville
In Roseville, Calaveras County, within the scenic Gold Country region, dog owners can enjoy the spacious Saugstad Dog Run for off-leash exercise and playtime with their furry companions.
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Dreamy Placer County hotels for dogs and their families
Placer County has dog-friendly hotels and rentals from Roseville to Lake Tahoe. Options range from the retro-cool Foothills Motel in Auburn and modern Basecamp Hotel in Tahoe City to pet-welcoming cabin and lakefront home rentals throughout the region.
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Eat and drink like a local in Placer County
Placer County's farm-to-table food scene welcomes dogs at breweries, restaurants, and wine trail stops. Highlights include Dueling Dogs Brewing Co. on a 10-acre Lincoln ranch, The Monk's Cellar in Roseville, and lakeside barbecue in Tahoe City.
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Treks, tours, and top spots in Placer County
From Hidden Falls Regional Park near Auburn to the Miners Ravine Trail in Roseville, Placer County is loaded with dog-friendly hikes and outdoor adventures. Explore 30-plus miles of trails, seasonal waterfalls, and scenic American River views with your pup.
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Tahoe dog trails loved to death — and alternatives
Eagle Falls, Emerald Bay and Mt. Tallac are buckling under crowds. Here are the Tahoe dog trails taking the hit — and quieter alternatives that still deliver.
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Why your dog’s poop is a Lake Tahoe problem
Tahoe's famous blue isn't just scenery — it's chemistry. Here's what your dog's poop actually does to the lake, and how to hike without adding to it.
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Dog-friendly Memorial Day weekend in California: 6 escapes
Six dog-friendly California escapes for Memorial Day weekend: North Lake Tahoe, the Mendocino coast, Big Bear Lake, Avila Beach, Bishop and the Eastern Sierra, and Bodega Bay. Each pick includes real places to stay, and why the rooms book out…
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