Other hikes
Stream Trail
Oakland
The Stream Trail in Redwood Canyon, located in Oakland, Alameda County, is a picturesque and shaded pathway perfect for leisurely walks with your furry companion.
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 moreTenderfoot Trail
Mill Valley
The Tenderfoot Trail is one of several paths wandering the ridges above Mill Valley.
Read moreTerra Linda Sleepy Hollow Open
San Anselmo
Marin County Parks Open Space Leash Policy: Dogs on leash are welcome to enjoy trails. Dogs are allowed off-leash under strict voice control on fire protection roads. Please follow posted rules.
Read moreThree Meadows Trail
Sonoma
This level and easy trail wind through mature trees, expansive meadows, and the remnants of a historic orchard, providing a tranquil setting for leisurely strolls with your furry companion.
Read moreTiburon Bike Path
Tiburon
If you're seeking a serene rail-trail experience in Marin County with breathtaking vistas of San Francisco Bay and Mt. Tamalpais, the Tiburon Bike Path, also known as Tiburon Linear Park, is the ideal destination.
Read moreTiburon Uplands Nature
Tiburon
Marin County Parks Open Space Leash Policy: Dogs on leash are welcome to enjoy trails. Dogs are allowed off-leash under strict voice control on fire protection roads. Please follow posted rules.
Read moreTimberhill Park Trail
Napa
The Timberhill Park Trail in Napa, Napa County, California, is a delightful dog-friendly outdoor escape for both locals and visitors. This easy 1.4-mile out-and-back trail offers a serene setting for leisurely walks with your furry companion.
Read moreTwin Peaks
San Francisco
Twin Peaks in San Francisco stands as the second-highest peak in the area at 922 feet high, just after Mt. Davidson. It's dog-friendly, making it a great...
Read moreUlistac Natural Area
Santa Clara
All dogs must be kept on a 6 ft. leash at all times within Ulistac Natural Area. Please be aware that there is foxtail grass at Ulistac, and this can cause a problem for dogs.
Read moreUpper Meadow Trail
Sonoma
Upper Meadow Trail is a versatile multi-use trail located within Maxwell Park in Sonoma, Sonoma County, California Wine Country.
Read moreUvas Creek Levee Trail
Gilroy
“The Levee” is a nickname that locals use to refer to a paved jogging/biking path that runs from the Gilroy Sports Park all the way to Hecker Pass Highway/Highway 152.
Read moreVerano Trail
Sonoma
Verano Trail, located within Maxwell Park in Sonoma, is a delightful addition to the dog-friendly outdoor offerings in Sonoma County, California Wine Country. This short, wheelchair-accessible packed dirt trail provides a scenic stroll for both two-legged and four-legged visitors alike.
Read moreVerissimo Hills
Novato
Marin County Parks Open Space Leash Policy: Dogs on leash are welcome to enjoy trails. Dogs are allowed off-leash under strict voice control on fire protection roads. Please follow posted rules.
Read moreVilla Montalvo
Saratoga
Villa Montalvo, managed by the Villa Montalvo Association in Saratoga, Santa Clara County, is a picturesque destination within the San Francisco Bay Area.
Read moreVilla Trailer Park
Santa Rosa
In Santa Rosa, California, Villa Trailer Park offers a unique and dog-friendly accommodation option in the picturesque Sonoma County.
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 moreWest Ridge Trail
Oakland
The West Ridge Trail in Oakland, Alameda County, within the East Bay Area, is a dog-friendly haven offering a delightful blend of stunning panoramic views and serene redwood-filled forests.
Read moreWindy Cove Picnic trail
Rio Vista
Windy Cove Picnic Trl at Brannan Island State Recreation Area. 0.2 miles.
Read moreYgnacio Valley Park
Concord
The 9.5-acre Ygnacio Valley Park is located at the northeast corner of Oak Grove Road and David Avenue in Concord.
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