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Yosemite Mariposa County four day dog-friendly itinerary

Two brown-and-white dogs poke their heads out of a car window, collars snug around their necks. The car sits in a picturesque spot in Mariposa County, surrounded by trees and mountains. This area offers easy access to dog-friendly activities leading into Yosemite.

Photo by Yosemite Mariposa County.

Yosemite Mariposa County is a premier travel destination for all adventurers, no matter how many legs they have. You and your furry companions will have numerous activities and amenities at the tip of your fingers, or paws. Here's a detailed itinerary for four pet-perfect days in Yosemite Mariposa County:

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Pacific days and pup-tastic nights at the Little River Inn

Two people walk a dog on a grassy path with views of the coast at sunset near the Little River Inn. The phrase "Paws and Relax" and "Mendocino County Coast" are shown over the image.

Rich history meets modern charm at the Little River Inn, a family-owned, dog-friendly jewel that’s been a Mendocino County standout for more than 80 years. Anchored by an 1853 Victorian, the property is just minutes from the village of Mendocino and 12 miles south of Fort Bragg.

Learn why DogTrekker's love Little River Inn and the dog-friendly Mendocino coast.

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Wild Blue Dogs camp along Lake Tahoe? You lucky dog.

A person sits on a wooden dock at sunset, flanked by two large dogs. The person is facing away from the camera and being licked on both sides of their face by the affectionate dogs. Calm waters of Lake Tahoe and soft sunlight provide a serene backdrop, creating a moment of simple companionship and peace.

There is still time to book your Lake Tahoe adventure! Photo by Sharon, Barbara, Diane.

Remember the magic of sleepaway camp? Now imagine a similar adventure, but for adults – with your pup by your side!

That dream is real during Wild Blue Dogs’ 2024 fall camp, September 16 to 22. Set on the Lake Tahoe waterfront, this exciting getaway packages dog-friendly activities, instruction, meals, and fun with new friends.

You’ll also enjoy great weather, clear water and quiet Tahoe beaches, all while helping Wild Blue Dogs raise funds to fight canine cancer.

Learn why past campers love Wild Blue Dogs camp.

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Where to stay and play in Big Bear this fall

Big Bear Lake sparkles as summer transitions to autumn and the leaves start turning yellow, orange and red. Warm, sun-soaked days are refreshed with cooler evenings, when inky night skies beckon stargazers.

Your four-legged friends get even more room to play during the less-crowded shoulder season, which also comes with the perks of lower lodging rates. Find your perfect dog-friendly home away from home with this guide, and book that trip today to make the most of fall’s splendor.

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Winter-friendly things to do with your pets in Yosemite Mariposa

A small, white dog in a blue and pink harness sits on rocky ground, facing left. Behind the dog, dense evergreen trees fill the valley of Yosemite Mariposa. Granite cliffs rise in the distance under a sky scattered with clouds.

Photo by Yosemite Mariposa County Tourism Bureau.

The Yosemite Mariposa County region offers an adventure-filled winter vacation not just for humans but for their four-legged companions as well. The stunning scenery and outdoor activities that evoke feelings of joy and awe in humans are bound to elevate the happiness of dogs too.