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Jacinto Creek Park
Sacramento
Jacinto Creek Park in South Sacramento, adjacent to Irene B. West Elementary School, offers a delightful retreat for both two-legged and four-legged visitors.
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Vacaville
In Vacaville, Solano County, within the picturesque East Bay Area, lies the renowned Lagoon Valley Loop trail at Pena Adobe/Lagoon Valley Park.
Read moreLagoon Valley Park Mtb Trail
Vacaville
Lagoon Valley Park Mtb Trail is a dog-friendly 7.5-mile loop trail at Pena Adobe/Lagoon Valley Park in Vacaville. This is a moderately difficult-rated hike that is popular for both hiking and mountain biking.
Read moreLevee Path
Sacramento
Levee Path, located in Sacramento, California, is a dog-friendly 3.5-mile out-and-back trail starting from Sutter's Landing Regional Park.
Read moreMather Regional Park
Mather
On land previously operated by the Air Force, Mather Regional Park has now become the home to a wide range of activities. This 1600-acre park is among the fastest growing in the region, with new activities and opportunities appearing frequently.
Read moreMcKinley Park
Sacramento
Sacramento's McKinley Park has more than 30 acres for you and your dog to explore. The park was built in 1871 by the Sacramento Street Railway Company to attract passengers for their trains.
Read moreMichael-David Winery
Lodi
"Michael-David Winery, founded by brothers Michael and David Phillips, stands as a testament to the family's deep-rooted history in Lodi, San Joaquin County.
Read moreNashe Mesto Park
Vacaville
Located on Honeysuckle Drive in charming Vacaville, Nashe Mesto Park is a medium-sized, dog-friendly neighborhood park in Solano County's East Bay Area. This well-maintained park boasts a paved walking path encircling the perimeter, perfect for leisurely strolls with furry companions.
Read moreNelson Park
Vacaville
The Alamo Creek Bikeway runs through Nelson Park in Vacaville, making it ideal for dog walking, and an ideal spot to park to access the path.
Read moreNorth Natomas Regional Park
Sacramento
North Natomas Regional Park in Sacramento, located in Sacramento County on the Central Coast, spans an impressive 212.31 acres and offers a plethora of amenities for visitors and their furry companions.
Read moreNorth Orchard Park
Vacaville
North Orchard Park in Vacaville, located in Solano County within the East Bay Area, is a hidden gem for dog lovers seeking a tranquil outdoor experience.
Read moreNorth Tahoe Regional Park
Tahoe Vista
In the serene beauty of Tahoe Vista, the North Tahoe Regional Park offers a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and their furry companions. Spanning 124 acres...
Read moreOak Grove Regional Park
Stockton
Located in Stockton, Oak Grove Regional Park offers a serene escape for outdoor enthusiasts and their furry companions in San Joaquin County's Central Valley.
Read moreOlmstead Loop Trail
Sacramento
Discover the dog-friendly Olmstead Loop Trail in El Dorado County, offering scenic views of rolling hills, oak trees and wildflowers in spring.
Read morePadan Park
Vacaville
Padan Park in Vacaville, located in Solano County within the East Bay Area, is a prime destination for dog owners seeking a picturesque spot for their furry companions.
Read morePatwin Park
Vacaville
Patwin Park is a small neighborhood park located on Elmira Drive in Vacaville, Solano County, in the East Bay Area.
Read morePena Adobe Hill
Vacaville
The dog-friendly Pena Adobe Hill trail is a 3.2 out-and-back trail in Pena Adobe/Lagoon Valley Park just off Interstate 80 between Vacaville and Fairfield.
Read morePheasant Country Park
Vacaville
Pheasant Country Park is a small neighborhood park in Vacaville known for being safe, clean and well-maintained. Leashed dogs are welcome in the park, and it features many amenities for outdoor recreation.
Read moreRancheria Falls
Big Creek
This popular, well maintained trail along Rancheria Creek has about 900 feet of elevation gain starting from the trial head at 7,200 feet. I's about a mile each way, and the grade is very gentle.
Read moreRings loop
Mojave
The Rings Loop Trail is a popular 1.5 mile hike that takes you past beautiful scenery and ancient petroglyphs, and up a series of metal rings. This is...
Read moreRockville Hills Regional Park
Fairfield
Rockville Hills Regional Park in Fairfield, Solano County, within the San Francisco Bay Area, spans 633 acres of picturesque grasslands and oak woodlands, complemented by a dense mixed broadleaf forest.
Read moreRocky Hill Trail
Vacaville
Rocky Hill Trail in Vacaville, Solano County, offers dog walkers a pleasant urban stroll along a paved path.
Read moreSacramento River Parkway Trail
Sacramento
The Sacramento River Parkway Trail in Sacramento, Sacramento County, is a picturesque dog-friendly trail that spans over 9 miles along the serene Sacramento River.
Read moreSierra Trails RV Park
Mojave
Located two miles north of Highway 58 on Highway 14 in the Mojave area. Nearby attractions: Poppy Reserve, Red Rock Canyon, Borax Mines, 20 Mule Team Museum, Arrow Saxon Space Museum, Death Valley and many others!
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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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Start your day the local way
In Sacramento, mornings move at an easy pace. Greet the day on the American River Parkway, where dog walkers can wander for miles, or play fetch in a neighborhood park. From there, swing by one of the city’s many coffee…
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Dog-friendly Sacramento River Delta: where to take your pup
If you're scouting a spring getaway that doesn't require a four-hour drive or a June reservation made in February, point the car east from the Bay Area toward the Sacramento River Delta.
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