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Traveling with your dog in the California deserts

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.
Maggie in the California desert. Photo by Visit Greater Palm Springs @visitgreaterps.

Embark on a canine adventure through the California deserts! From Death Valley's awe-inspiring vistas to Anza-Borrego's rugged trails, explore the raw beauty of the desert landscapes while creating unforgettable memories with your furry friend. Remember to pack essentials, respect park regulations, and prioritize safety. 

Our hearts are with Southern California: How you can help in this time of crisis

Woman firefighter holding a dog

As we witness the devastation caused by the wildfires sweeping through Southern California, our hearts go out to all those affected – especially the families and pets who have been displaced or lost their homes. These catastrophic events remind us of how fragile our lives and communities can be, and how important it is to come together during times of crisis. Please consider supporting the organizations below, which are working tirelessly to assist both people and pets in need. 

Visit Big Bear offers LA County evacuee lodging help

Woman firefighter holding a dog

In response to active wildfires affecting parts of Los Angeles County and surrounding areas, Visit Big Bear has coordinated with local lodging providers to offer discounted and flexible accommodations to evacuees. Many are waiving pet fees and offering extra supplies. Visit Big Bear is updating information daily for lodging, food vouchers and other local resources.  

Happy Holidays from the Stanford Inn

festive Christmas tree at Stanford Inn
Holiday welcome at Stanford Inn. Photo by Stanford Inn.
Moving to Mendocino in 1980, Joan and Jeff Stanford were changed by the creative and healing energies of the land which is situated between the vast Pacific Ocean and the vibrant Big River.

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