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88 Giant Burgers To Go
Pine Grove
88 Giant Burgers To Go in Pine Grove, Amador County, is a must-visit for burger enthusiasts exploring Gold Country. Renowned for their mouthwatering 1/3 pound fresh patties made daily, this establishment offers a delectable selection of the best burgers on the mountain.
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Sutter Creek
Element Kitchen & Drinks is a culinary gem in Sutter Creek, Amador County, offering a delightful fusion of kitchen specialties, espresso, and craft cocktails. Situated within the Hanford House Inn, this establishment welcomes both locals and visitors five days a week.
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Jackson
Mel & Faye's Diner, established in 1956, is a beloved culinary gem in Jackson, Amador County.
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Jackson
The Jackson Lodge in Amador County, California, offers a dog-friendly retreat in the historic Gold Country.
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17 dog-friendly vacation rentals in the Gold Country
17 dog-friendly vacation rentals across the Gold Country, from Arnold to Twain Harte, drawn from DogTrekker's directory of vetted pet-welcoming properties.
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Why spring is the best-kept secret in Gold Country
If you've been waiting for the right moment to load up the car and point it toward the Sierra foothills, this is it.
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ADA accessible dog-friendly trails in Gold Country
Gold Country is best known for its Gold Rush history, but this stretch of the Sierra Nevada foothills also holds some of California’s most rewarding accessible trails — places where handlers with mobility needs and their dogs can explore paved…
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Dog-friendly Amador County winery tasting trail
If your idea of California wine country starts and ends with Napa, we need to talk. About 90 minutes east of Sacramento, Amador County’s Shenandoah Valley is home to some of the oldest Zinfandel vines in the state — and…
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Hit the road for Sacramento, the ultimate dog-friendly basecamp
Sacramento's central location makes it a perfect launchpad for Northern California adventures with your dog. Riverfront strolls, dog-welcoming patios, plus easy day trips through Gold Country, Amador and El Dorado wineries, and the High Sierra from a single capital-city basecamp.
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Breaking news from the Bay Area
Great news for Bay Area dog owners. The East Bay Regional Park District has dropped dog fees in 2025, giving pups free access to 73 parks with 1,250 miles of trails across Alameda and Contra Costa counties. Pleasant Hill makes…
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