Want to make tracks somewhere new with your pup? Upstate California holds many tail-wagging surprises. The city of Redding is the gateway to this big, diverse and largely dog-friendly region. A river runs through it —the Sacramento River, to be exact— and the Sacramento River National Recreation Trail is the place to start exploring.
Read MoreBecome a water dog in Mendo County
Ah, Mendocino! This Northern California county’s beautiful stretch of coastline is a perfect place to retreat to in summertime, especially when the Central Valley is a bit warmer (don’t forget a sweatshirt—you may need it). And you can’t choose a more beguiling place to stay than super dog-friendly Little River Resort & Spa, perched on a bluff overlooking the Pacific. As far as water and your dog goes, check out their popular Water Dog package. Read More
Paddle with your pup in Mendocino County
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Coastal Mendocino County is stitched to rivers and ocean, but visitors aren’t restricted to just looking at the water. Read More
Tail-waggin’ fun in Folsom and surrounding areas
Just up Highway 50 from Sacramento, the city of Folsom is a superb dog-friendly destination with a handsomely renovated Old Town just a block or two from the Sacramento River. Cuddle up in dog-friendly lodging and spend a weekend exploring with your four-legged friend. Read More
Tahoe splash: dog-friendly things to do in Tahoe
Looking for dog-friendly things to do in Tahoe this summer? Go for a beach romp, a hike or a tram ride—or, go to camp with Wild Blue Dogs! Read More