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Things to Do in shasta cascade

Things to Do in shasta cascade

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A yellow and black sign marked “Moorten Botanical Garden” and “Entrance” stands in front of a short brick wall. Green succulents and tall cacti border the pathway, indicating that leashed dogs are welcome in this garden setting.

Moorten Botanical Garden: A desert oasis for you and your dog

If you're a dog owner looking for a relaxing place to explore in Greater Palm Springs, Moorten Botanical… Read more.

German shepherd at the Tahoe Keys Resort.

Dog-friendly Lake Tahoe: Why your dog will thank you

Dog-friendly Lake Tahoe is a dream for outdoor lovers and their four-legged friends. With pristine waters, majestic peaks,… Read more.

A brown dog sitting in front of a sign in Tahoe City.

Delightful surprises in dog-friendly Tahoe City

Tahoe City, set on the northwest shore of Lake Tahoe in Placer County, is a popular destination known for stunning natural… Read more.

Sammy swimming in the American River. Photo by Jane Chapa. 2015 Go California judges’ winner.

Enter the Go California Dog photo contest!

If you have a passion for pups, photography and travel, you are at the right place. Snap photos… Read more.

Five Siberian Huskies, each with a distinct coat color, sit snugly together atop an orange platform emblazoned with the word "Puptopia." The scene unfolds beneath a vivid blue sky on a bright day—a perfect image to grace any DogTrekker guide focused on spring and summer events where you can bring your dog.

DogTrekker’s official spring/summer event guide is live!

With sunlight lingering longer and wildflowers breaking into bloom, now’s the perfect time to play outside. While you’re… Read more.

A canine companion rests peacefully on a picturesque desert trail in the expansive Californian wilderness. The landscape is adorned with arid, golden grasses and sturdy shrubs, all under an unbroken azure sky. Majestic mountains rise subtly from the distant horizon, lending an aesthetic touch to this photogenic vista. Framing this serene scene is a grand yucca plant flourishing against all odds in the rugged terrain behind our furry friend.

Traveling with your dog in the California deserts

Embark on a canine adventure through the California deserts! From Death Valley's awe-inspiring vistas to Anza-Borrego's rugged trails, explore… Read more.

A group of people gather around a wooden table in a sunlit yard, enjoying an outdoor meal. A spotted dog sits comfortably among them, its tail wagging gently. The table is arranged with vibrant bowls of fruit, glasses filled with colorful drinks, and a variety of snacks laid out for easy sharing. Laughter fills the air as the group members smile and chat casually, their faces relaxed under the warm glow of the day.

Paws & Patios: Where to Eat in GOCAL

For pet parents who love dining out with their pups, GOCAL (Greater Ontario, California) offers a variety of… Read more.

This illustrated map of California highlights dog-friendly destinations across the state. The coastline features beaches where people and their dogs play in the surf and run along sandy stretches. Forests in the north show hikers with leashed pets on shaded trails beneath redwoods and pines. In the mountains, skiers navigate snowy slopes alongside dogs fitted with boots or jackets. Major landmarks such as the Golden Gate Bridge, Hollywood sign, Yosemite’s Half Dome, and Lake Tahoe are marked with small groups: travelers accompanied by their dogs exploring city parks or pausing at scenic lookouts. The map uses bold colors to distinguish natural regions—blue for ocean areas, green for forests, white for mountain peaks—and includes labeled icons indicating popular pet-friendly activities throughout California’s diverse landscape.

California’s top tail-wagging destinations: Adventure awaits

Traveling with my dog has always transformed ordinary trips into unforgettable adventures. California, with its wealth of scenic… Read more.

Brown and white dog in close up photography

Enjoying the California desert with your dog

Taking a trip to the desert can be an exciting and rewarding experience. Before you embark on your… Read more.

Yes, you can take dogs to Yosemite

Five great California destinations for you and your dog

Has your pup been begging you to take them on vacation? We know the feeling. Lucky for you,… Read more.

Two beagles in tent looking out at trees

Campground petiquette

California leash laws, revised in 2006, set out some rules for people leaving home with their pets, and… Read more.

A black French bulldog stands attentively on a sidewalk. Tiles form the pavement beneath its paws, while a bicycle wheel peeks into view. Its leash is secured by a person wearing jeans and vibrant sneakers. Explore downtown's lively scene with your canine companion at your side.

Downtown dogs in Santa Cruz

As we reported last year, the City of Santa Cruz had a longstanding ban on dogs, even the… Read more.

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