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(In general, dogs are not allowed on trails, near rivers or creeks, in the open forest and meadows, or in the environmental campsites.) Dogs are not permitted on most beaches. Before taking your dog to a state beach, check table below. Remember to clean up after your dog.
- Wildwood Canyon
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- Wildwood Canyon
Here are ten of the best trails in California where dogs are not just allowed but welcomed. 1. Black Butte, Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Black Butte trail is a challenging route that rewards hikers with panoramic views at the summit. The trail is steep and rocky, making it suitable for dogs accustomed to rugged terrain.
Read General Rules about hiking with dogs. Bring enough water for you and your dog (s). Bring snacks and toys if needed. Make sure you have a leash (six-foot maximum) for each dog, and a harness. Bring doggie waste bags - better to bring several, just in case. Know your dog’s limits - how far can your dog can go before tiring?
For the enjoyment of all our park visitors, please be aware of the following rules and laws if you will be visiting the park with your pet: Dogs must be on leash. The leash must be 6ft or shorter. Pets are NOT allowed on any trails or in giant sequoia groves; near the river or creeks; in the open forest and meadows; or in the environmental ...
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California State Parks provide opportunities for high-quality recreation while protecting California's priceless wildlife heritage. In most parks, dogs are restricted to campground and picnic areas. A few parks have trail areas where visitors can take their dogs for a hike.
Can I thru-hike with my dog? Bringing your dog the entire way is not allowed, therefore a “pure” thru-hike by a pet dog is illegal. Leash laws vary, but one regulation that you won’t get around is the total ban on dogs on the trail in some National Parks and California State Parks.
Explore the most popular dog-friendly trails in California with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
