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Your guide to California's dog-friendly places! DogTrekker has now launched the its weekly newsletter and will soon launch the beta of dogtrekker.com.

David Letterman once quipped that if dogs ruled the world, motorists would drive with their heads out the windows. Most pups get perturbed when we blow in their faces, yet once in a car, their heads are out the windows and it's full sniff ahead. Dog travel is fun, healthy for our dogs and the humans who follow, and quite adventure-filled if you know where to go. The newsletter and site will provide fun places for us to take our dogs, whether you are trekking two miles, or 200 miles from home. Join us on our adventure by leaving your email address. Of course, your information is secure and will not be sold, rented or in any other way shared with any other party. You can always opt-out at any time if you wish to leave us. Happy dogtrekking from the editors of DogTrekker.

10/23/2026

Fall in Big Bear Lake is perfect for lakeside strolls, forest hikes and a little Halloween fun. Check out these fun dog-friendly stops!

10/22/2026

This fall road trip follows Highway 1 from Pacifica to Half Moon Bay, with coastal trails, dog-friendly lunch spots and pumpkin farms along the way. Stay the night or make it a day trip.

10/21/2026

Find event details and our full event calendar at the link in our bio or our stories! 🐾

10/20/2026

Senior dogs deserve a loving home. Saving Senior Dogs Week is October 25–31, but you can help today. Donate to help fund senior dog rescues and medical care for the dogs they save.

Donate at the link in our bio.

10/19/2026

Fewer crowds, cooler walks and plenty to sniff. Fall is a lovely time to explore these dog-friendly California coastal towns.

10/16/2026

Patty and Moke turned a DogCation® win into an unforgettable Mendocino Coast weekend. Your dog could be next! 🐾

We’re giving away three getaways with two-night stays, Skunk Train tickets, bike rentals and $100 at the Wharf Restaurant.

Enter by October 30 at the link in our bio.

10/15/2026

Looking for a best friend to share all your future adventures?

Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA’s Pup-kin Patch in Burlingame is helping dogs find their people this fall. Dogs pictured in pumpkin photo frames have a reduced $25 adoption fee, and adopters receive:

• A $140 Pet Food Express merchandise card
• A free six-week PHS/SPCA training class series

County licensing fees apply.

Meet the featured dogs through the link in our caption. And if your pack is already complete, share this post to help these pups find theirs.

10/13/2026

Pets are allowed in developed areas of Yosemite, on fully paved roads, sidewalks and bike paths (unless signs are posted stating otherwise). These trails allow dogs (look for signs, some may allow dogs on a portion of the trail only).

🐻 Keep your dog leashed (having your dog off leash can be very dangerous with wildlife like bears and coyotes in the park).

🗑️ Always scoop and dispose of pet waste.

🐾 Ensure that pavement is not too hot for your dog’s paws and bring plenty of water for your dog.

🍖 Store pet food and treats following the same bear-safe practices as your food.

✔️ If you’re unsure about dog access rules, check with a Park Ranger.

⭐️ Stop at any Yosemite visitor center to learn how your dog can become a B.A.R.K. Ranger!

10/12/2026

How many have you and your dog checked off, and what should we add for next time?

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