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Smittle Creek Trail
Woodland
The Smittle Creek Trail in Woodland, Yolo County, is a delightful 2.6-mile path that offers a leisurely stroll along the picturesque shoreline of Lake...
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Vacaville
The Southside Bikeway in Vacaville, located in Solano County within the East Bay Area, offers a delightful experience for both locals and visitors seeking a dog-friendly outdoor adventure.
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Vacaville
Southwood Park in Vacaville, located in Solano County within the East Bay Area, offers a delightful retreat for both locals and visitors.
Read moreStone Creek Community Park
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
Read moreSuisun Hill Trail
Suisun City
This loop trail, just under two miles long, climbs about 200 feet to the summit of the southern most of the Portrero Hills for a 360-degree view taking in Grizzly Island marshes, a thicket of wind turbines, rolling hills and other vistas.
Read moreTahoe State Recreation Area
Tahoe City
Tahoe State Recreation Area in Tahoe City, Placer County, is a dog-friendly campground that caters to urban campers seeking a summer retreat.
Read moreTanzanite Community Park
Sacramento
Tanzanite Community Park, a 31.26-acre green space in Sacramento, is a vibrant hub for outdoor enthusiasts in Sacramento County.
Read moreThe Johnny Cash Trail
Sacramento
On October 4th, 2014, the City of Folsom proudly opened Phase I of The Johnny Cash Trail – a 1.2-mile segment of Class I bike trail that connects the Folsom Lake Trail by way of a new bike/pedestrian over-crossing, beautifully inspired by the architecture of
Read moreThylenanti loop
Vacaville
Thylenanti Trail, Lagoon Tower Road and Jepson Loop Trail connect to make a dog-friendly loop trail in Vacaville's Pena Adobe/Lagoon Valley Park. The loop is about 6 miles long and is rated moderately difficult.
Read moreThylenanti Trail to Malaka
Vacaville
Embark on a memorable outdoor adventure with your furry companion along the Thylenanti Trail to Malaka Trail, a picturesque 1.7-mile loop located within the breathtaking landscapes of Pena Adobe/Lagoon Valley Park in Vacaville, Solano County.
Read moreTown & Country Trailer Park
Sacramento
Town & Country Trailer Park in Sacramento, Sacramento County, offers clean, shady spaces perfect for overnight stays. Conveniently located off I-80 South to Business 80, visitors can easily find this pet-friendly trailer park by taking the Watt Avenue exit.
Read moreTrail of 100 Giants
Springville
Feeling tiny among giants. Photo Credit: ziggy_surfdog Trail of 100 Giants is an easy, accessible walk through Long Meadow Grove, one of the premier groves of giant sequoias.
Read moreValley Oak Park
Sacramento
Valley Oak Park, located in Sacramento, is an expansive 8.69-acre green space offering a plethora of amenities for both two-legged and four-legged visitors.
Read moreVineyard Trail behind Meritage
Vacaville
In Vacaville, Solano County, California Wine Country, the Vineyard Trail behind Meritage Resort and Spa offers a serene escape for both you and your furry companion.
Read moreVirginia Corridor Trail
Modesto
The Virginia Corridor Trail in Modesto, Stanislaus County, Central Valley, is a popular 2.7-mile paved pathway that offers a picturesque route for walking, running, or biking. With endpoints at Woodrow Ave., Fremont St., and College Ave.
Read moreWhite Rock Community Park
Rancho Cordova
White Rock Community Park is located across the street from White Rock Elementary School in Rancho Cordova. Updated in 2011,
Read moreWillow Creek Trailhead
Bass Lake
Willow Creek Trailhead is a dog-friendly hiking area located in Bass Lake, California, in beautiful Mariposa County — the gateway to Yosemite National Park. Rated 4.6/5 on Google (411 reviews).
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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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