Tenaja Falls Trail

The Santa Margarita River Walk is a 5-mile dog-friendly trail near Fallbrook, California, with a variety of terrain and stunning vistas. The presence of so many broad water impoundments along the river, which are the work of the California golden beaver, often surprises visitors. At all times, dogs must be leashed.

A dog-friendly trail at Monserate Mountain Preserve in Fallbrook, CA, has a 1.5-mile ascent to the peak for panoramic views of the coast and mountains. Bring plenty of water for yourself and Petzooie. Please keep in mind that it is too hot to bring a dog along in the summer. The trailhead is located near the intersection of Stewart Canyons and Pankey Road, just east of I-15. Many of the Fallbrook Land Conservancy Preserves allow leashed dogs.

San Juan Loop Trail is a 2-mile simple, dog-friendly hike in Cleveland National Forest that takes around an hour with Petzooie to complete. This short walk offers stunning vistas and draws large groups. This is one of the most popular paths in the Santa Ana Mountains, and it is suited for individuals of all ages and abilities.

Morgan Trail is an 8.4-mile out and back hike in Cleveland National Forest that takes about 4-6 hours with Petzooie. This trail provides a nice sense of privacy while remaining accessible. Because it is not on Highway 74, it is less congested.

A massive pebble tech in-ground saltwater pool with two beach entry, a baja ledge, diving dock, and various water spouts can be found at Country Kennels Dawg Water Park in Murrieta, California. The area is completely fenced for the safety of your pets. The pool area also includes custom-built tunnels and hills for your dogs to run and play in, as well as sprinklers to keep their paws cool. The cost of pool time begins at $14 per dog. The Waterpark is open to the general public during certain hours and can also be booked for special events and private parties. For additional information, see their website.

This dog park, which is located beyond the baseball fields at the very end of La Pata, has separate spaces for little and large canines. The majority of the land is grassy.