Old Railroad Grade Trail

Leashed dogs are accepted on paved roads, parking lots, campgrounds, and picnic areas in Mount Tamalpais State Park. Only dogs are permitted in these places. Deep gorges, sweeping slopes, cool redwood forests, oak woodlands, and open grasslands make up the State Park. Petzooie must sleep in a tent or a truck at night. From 7 a.m. to sunset, Mount Tamalpais State Park is open. There is no entrance fee; however, many trailhead parking fees are only payable in cash.

On-leash pets are accepted on selected hiking trails in this lovely park, which includes spectacular waterfalls.

On the wonderful, leisurely trek around this magnificent lake, pets are welcome on a leash. Keep your eyes peeled for some of the local fauna.

On the county beach and in picnic areas, leashed dogs are permitted, but not on the National Park Service side of the beach. Dog owners are encouraged to clean up any filth that their pets may leave behind.

On the designated trails of this Larkspur park, leashed pets are accepted. Due to repairs, an off-leash dog park is now closed.

Hike up to the stunning waterfalls that earned this park its name with your four-legged buddy. Pets are accepted as long as they are on a leash.