Dog Park Locations

This park is rarely crowded and features a huge main area as well as a small dog area, however there is no shade.

Cahuenga Peak and Mount Lee are reached by the Wonder View Trail, which climbs 925 feet. Hike this 3-mile trail for a fantastic view of the Hollywood sign as well as terrific photo possibilities with your dog.

This enclosed, off-leash dog park features a separate little dog section, water fountains, chairs, and agility equipment, as well as lots of room to run on the soft grass.

At this lovely park, which also features historic Native American sites, the aroma of eucalyptus permeates the air. On-leash pets are welcome, though steep routes should be avoided.

The Dragoon Gulch Trail can be found in Sonora, California. The current trail network, named after a group of dragoons (US Army cavalry soldiers) who formerly mined the area for gold, offers visitors a unique opportunity to wander through the Mother Lode's lovely oak woodlands. The 2.5-mile circle walk follows a natural creek up to a vista with a breathtaking view of Sonora's Historic Downtown and neighboring mountain ranges. The routes vary in intensity, making it ideal for both casual walkers and those looking for a challenging hike. There are two entrances, one of which is designated as an ADA access with parking and paved trails. On the trail, dogs must be on a leash.

The 11.6-mile Sugarloaf Mountain Trail in San Bernardino National Forest is dog-friendly and tough. Hiking this summit, which is the highest outside of the National Forest, does not require a permit. This walk will take you through the alpine forest on a rocky path. Bring plenty of water and inspect Petzooie's paws on a regular basis. Due to weather circumstances, this location may be closed for the season. During the winter, the parking lot is closed, but you can park on 38th Street, which is two miles away.

Grandview Park is a favorite of locals and visitors alike, featuring spectacular vistas, a modest network of pathways, and a dune plant community. The majority of the ascent is made up of wooden stairs, with a brief soft-soil track around the summit of the hill. Please keep on the trail at all times because the dune community is highly vulnerable. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

At Oak Mountain Winery, guests can try some of the best Temecula wines, as well as delectable olive oils and vinegars. At this vineyard and tasting facility, leashed dogs are permitted to join you. Doggy date nights and a variety of other fun activities for dogs and their owners are also available.

Leashed pets are welcome to join you in this beautiful Richmond park as you relax.

Carivintas Winery in Solvang, California, offers wine tastings in a dog-friendly environment. On the floor are water basins and pillows, as well as dog treats. Rescue dogs are also included on the wine bottle labels. To top it off, the wine is fantastic!