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Julian Mining Company
Julian
Gold panning is challenging, but oh-so-rewarding. The gold panning admission includes a lesson and vial for the base price of $7/kids and $9/adults.
Read moreLake Cuyamaca Recreation
Julian
Lake Cuyamaca Recreation & Park District, located in Julian, San Diego County, Southern California, offers a picturesque retreat for outdoor enthusiasts and their furry companions.
Read morePinezanita 31 & 19s
Julian
In the picturesque town of Julian, in San Diego County, Southern California, Pinezanita RV Park and Campground has been a beloved destination for outdoor enthusiasts since 1968.
Read moreWilliam Heise County Park
Julian
William Heise County Park is a dog-friendly activity in Julian in California’s Southern California.
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Roll, stroll and sniff: California’s most wheelchair-accessible dog-friendly beaches
Sand is where good intentions go to get stuck. A boardwalk ends, the dunes begin, and suddenly a wheelchair, a walker or a 14-year-old dog with stiff hips is parked at the edge of the very thing you drove out…
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Cinco de Mayo with your dog: California’s best patios
Cinco de Mayo is one of California’s great outdoor holidays. The first week of May delivers reliably warm weather from San Diego to Sacramento, patio season hits full stride, and the margaritas flow. And if you have a dog? You’re…
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Dog-friendly North County San Diego coast
North County San Diego's coast links Coronado, Del Mar, Encinitas, and Carlsbad by Highway 101 and Interstate 5. Expect off-leash beaches, resort and boutique lodging, walkable village districts, and a deep bench of dog-friendly patio dining.
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Dog-friendly San Diego: the complete guide
San Diego offers one of California's deepest dog-friendly lineups: off-leash beaches at Ocean Beach and Fiesta Island, 60-plus pet-welcoming hotels, dozens of patio restaurants, and easy day trips to Coronado, Del Mar, and Temecula wine country.
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ADA accessible dog-friendly trails in Southern California
Southern California’s diverse landscape — from mountain lakes to desert oases to coastal bluffs — offers a surprising number of paved and accessible trails where handlers with mobility needs and their dogs can enjoy the outdoors together. Whether we’re talking…
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Dog-friendly patios in California: Your spring outdoor dining guide
Spring in California means one thing for dog owners: patio season is officially open. California legalized dogs on restaurant patios in 2014, and since then the dining scene for pup parents has only grown. Our statewide guide to dog-friendly outdoor…
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