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Beachfront Park
Crescent City
This is a great park to see some of the local attractions, ride your bike, walk your dog, or picnic, right on hwy 101 in downtown Crescent City.
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Crescent Beach
Crescent City
This is a long stretch of beach between South Beach and Endert's Beach that has easy access to restrooms, off street parking, picnic tables and nearby hiking trails. Dogs on leashes are welcome.
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Kellogg Beach
Crescent City
Kellogg Beach, located north of Crescent City in Del Norte County along the California Coast, is a serene destination where leashed dogs are warmly welcomed.
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Pebble Beach
Crescent City
Pebble Beach, located in Crescent City along the California Coast in Del Norte County, is a picturesque stretch of connected coves that offers a serene retreat for both locals and visitors.
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South Beach
Crescent City
South Beach, located south of Crescent City Harbor near Highway 101 in Del Norte County along the California Coast, offers a delightful retreat for beach-loving locals and visitors alike.
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Eight dog‑friendly stays between Mendocino and the Oregon border
Eight small lodges between Mendocino and the Oregon border treat dogs like honored guests. From Little River Inn's cliff-top rooms to Requa Inn's salmon scraps at breakfast, each property sits near trails through ancient redwood groves.
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A dog-friendly bird’s eye view in Del Norte County
Del Norte County offers dog-friendly adventures from redwood gondola rides at Trees of Mystery to rugged coastal trails and craft beer patios in Crescent City. Take the SkyTrail through an ancient canopy, hike the California Coastal Trail, and play fetch…
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The far, far north in Del Norte County
Near Klamath in Del Norte County, Trees of Mystery welcomes dogs to its old-growth redwood trails, gift store, and SkyTrail gondola ride through the treetops. The giant Paul Bunyan statues make this a must-stop attraction.
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Roosevelt elk and dogs: rules for the North Coast
Roosevelt elk, bears, seal pups, plovers — California's North Coast is thick with wildlife. Here's exactly what to do when your dog meets them.
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DogTrekker® 15th anniversary
DogTrekker.com celebrates 15 years of helping California dog lovers travel together, supporting animal welfare groups and inspiring millions of readers since launching in June 2011. DogTrekker.com launched 15 years ago, guided by a mission to leave no dog behind --…
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Siskiyou County: Where dogs are a way of life
Siskiyou County borders Oregon in the Shasta Cascade region and treats dogs like family. Hike the McCloud River falls loop, explore old-growth forests on Gray Butte Trail, and camp at Lake Siskiyou.
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