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Barrett Cove Recreational Area
La Grange
This haven for outdoor enthusiasts boasts the title of the largest recreation area in the vicinity, offering over 200 well-appointed campsites that cater to both two-legged and four-legged visitors alike.
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La Grange
Located in the Sierra Nevada foothills, on the way to Yosemite, Don Pedro Lake has over 160 miles of shoreline and nearly 13,000 acre-feet of surface area at maximum lake level.
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Skylar and the long way home
Skylar was a young street dog and new mom when she landed in a high-kill shelter with time running out. A Bay Area rescuer pulled her with minutes to spare, and her story highlights the difference rescue makes.
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California’s best dog-friendly sports bars
Catch the big game with your dog at these 10 California sports bars, from Riddick's in Redding to spots in Big Bear, Fort Bragg and South Lake Tahoe. Few things are better than catching the big game with good friends…
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Tail-waggin’ times outside the Park
Mariposa County beyond Yosemite's boundaries is packed with dog-friendly fun. Hike through Sierra and Stanislaus National Forests, stroll historic Gold Country towns like Mariposa and Coulterville, and find water bowls waiting outside charming local shops and eateries.
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Time out for Tuolumne County (Yosemite north entrance)
Tuolumne County's Gold Rush towns along the route to Yosemite's north entrance have a relaxed attitude toward dogs. Stagecoach rides in Columbia, vintage train excursions in Jamestown and the scenic John Muir Highway make this a rewarding approach.
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Tuolumne County: North entrance (Hwy 120)
The Highway 120 corridor through Tuolumne County blends Gold Rush history with outdoor adventure on the way to Yosemite. Ride a stagecoach in Columbia, swim at Rainbow Pool and bed down at dog-friendly hotels in Groveland and Jamestown.
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Here’s where to SNO-Park
California's 18 Sierra Nevada SNO-PARKs offer plowed parking and access to groomed trails for skiing, snowshoeing and hiking with your dog. Daily or seasonal permits are available online, and your pup is welcome to romp on every trail.
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