Kitching Peak Trail

The 6.9-mile Black Mountain Trail in San Bernardino National Forest is a challenging climb that will take Petzooie about 4 hours to finish. With granite boulders, huge pines, open vistas, and breathtaking views, this gorgeous, dog-friendly trek in Banning, CA will transport you to the Sierra Nevada. Although you will need an Adventure Pass to park, you will not require a permit.

Shields Peak Trail is a 12.2-mile hike in the San Bernardino National Forest that takes about 7.5 hours with Petzooie to accomplish. On any trail, getting into the San Gorgonio Wilderness and to the San Bernardino Divide is challenging. On this trail, even the most well-trained dogs will struggle. This walk has two springs, however you should bring extra water and inspect your dog's paws frequently.

The South Fork Dry Lake Trail in the San Bernardino National Forest is a challenging 11-mile hike that will take Petzooie roughly 6.5 hours to accomplish. This dog-friendly route includes a spacious parking lot and is easily accessible. The creek has a lot of water in the spring and early summer, but it dries out later in the year. If there has been a lot of rain, there will be a lot of wild flowers.

The 6.9-mile Pine Knot Trail to Grand View Point trek in San Bernardino National Forest is dog-friendly and reasonably easy, taking around 3 hours to complete with Petzooie. Take Mill Creek Road, which becomes Forest Service Road 2N10/Skyline Drive, to a point just below the top where the route crosses the road for a shorter climb.

Alpine Slide at Magic Mountain is a pet-friendly attraction in Big Bear Lake, California, including dog-friendly sections throughout the recreational area, including an eating area, and year-round activities for the whole family. Please notice that pets are not permitted on the slide. The price varies depending on the activity.

The Alpine Pedal Path connects all of the beaches along Highway 38 in Big Bear Lake that are dog friendly.