Featured hikes
American River Parkway
Sacramento
In Sacramento County lies the American River Parkway, a vibrant greenbelt stretching along the banks of the American River.
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Hagan Community Park
Sacramento
Hagan Community Park, the largest park within the Cordova Recreation & Park District in Rancho Cordova, Sacramento County, spans nearly 80 acres.
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Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail
Sacramento
The Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail offers the best trail access in the Sacramento area. This dog-friendly trail winds from Folsom to Old Sacramento, paralleling the American River and stopping at many key places along the way.
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Lake Natoma
Sacramento
Lake Natoma, part of Folsom State Recreation Area, is the site of many rowing, sailing, sculling and outrigger canoe regattas in summer. Kayaking is extremely popular here. Dogs are allowed in picnic areas but not on or near swimming beaches.
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River Bend Park
Sacramento
444-acre River Bend Park is one of Sacramento’s oldest county parks. A long central road paralleling the river links you to this park’s many recreation facilities.
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Rossmoor Bar
Sacramento
Rossmoor Bar, a peninsula in Rancho Cordova bordered by the American River on three sides, offers a serene escape for both humans and their furry companions in Sacramento County.
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Sunrise Recreation Area
Sacramento
Sunrise Recreation Area in Rancho Cordova, Sacramento County, is a dog-friendly waterfront park offering a plethora of outdoor activities for visitors and their furry companions.
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Heron Landing Community Park
Rancho Cordova
At just over 20 acres, Heron Landing Community Park offers visitors a variety of recreational amenities with its innovative features
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Rancho Cordova
Stone Creek Community Park is one of Rancho Cordova's busiest parks and for good reason- it's packed with amenities the whole family
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Rancho Cordova
White Rock Community Park is located across the street from White Rock Elementary School in Rancho Cordova. Updated in 2011,
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The Gold Country, an amazing American road trip
California’s Gold Country, home to the Gold Rush in 1849, combines history, nature, authentic American West small towns, a sensational culinary scene, wine, microbreweries, and majestic scenery in a captivating way that no other California region rivals. The gold…
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Tail-waggin’ fun in Folsom and surrounding areas
Folsom pairs a charming Old Town with miles of dog-friendly trails along the American River Parkway and Folsom Lake. Add in taprooms, restaurants with patios, and the Johnny Cash Trail for a full weekend with your pup.
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Live like a local in dog-friendly Sacramento
Set along the Sacramento and American rivers, Sacramento offers endless activities and an engaging dog-friendly lifestyle. Mornings start on waterfront trails. Afternoons unfold across sun-kissed parks and restaurant patios. Each evening, serene, stylish hotels invite four- and two-legged guests to…
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Effortless day trips and outdoor adventures
Sacramento sits within a short drive of some of California's most iconic activities, including many delightfully dog-friendly options. It’s easy to choose your own adventure here, whether you'd like to taste small-batch wines, hike ruggedly beautiful trails, survey the state's…
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Settle in and stay a little longer
With so many activities for four-legged VIPs, it's worth lingering longer in Sacramento. Dog-friendly hotels offer generous amenities and comfortable options for every price point. Plus, walkable neighborhoods feature independent shops and dining venues that welcome you like a local…
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Gathering places for pups and people
Some of Sacramento's most dog-friendly spots double as social spaces that connect travelers with friendly locals. By striking up a conversation, you'll often get the inside scoop on the best parks, restaurants, shops and trails for pups. These paw-some playgrounds…
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