Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve

Bodie State Historic Park is a dog-friendly ghost town that was once home to optimistic gold prospectors and is now a reflection of the exciting days of the mid-nineteenth-century Californian Gold Rush. In this state park, Petzooie is welcome to accompany you, but must be kept on a leash at all times. You can take a stroll through the historic structures and reflect on William Bodey, who discovered modest amounts of gold in the hills north of Mono Lake and was named after him. Dogs are not permitted on the Stamp Mill tour or in the Museum, and any mess they make should be cleaned up.The park is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. from April 1st to October 31st in the summer and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. from November 1st to March 31st in the winter.

Travel to the peak on the dog-friendly Mammoth Mountain Scenic Gondola in Mammoth Lakes, CA, throughout the summer. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome to ride the gondola up the mountain. You may explore the mountain with your leashed pet on one of the numerous picturesque hiking paths once you reach the summit. From nearly 11,000 feet above sea level, take in the vista of the surrounding mountains. Dogs are only permitted to ride the Gondola during the summer.

In Mammoth Lakes, CA, the dog-friendly Devils Postpile National Monument offers breathtaking vistas of the Devils Postpile formation as well as Rainbow Falls. All trails within the Monument, as well as the campsite and day use areas, are dog-friendly. On the shuttle buses, dogs are permitted but must be muzzled.

Horseshoe Lake is a wonderful place for your dog to unwind. Dogs are welcome to swim in the lake and explore the beach that surrounds it. You can also spend the day hiking with your leashed pet in the local region.

This Yosemite National Park asphalt trailhead features a nice loop from Yosemite Valley's car park east to Camp Curry and Mirror Lake. On the first paved mile of the trail, leashed pets, cyclists, and strollers are permitted. Curry Village has plenty of parking.

Dogs are welcome at Convict Lake! The Sierra Nevada surrounds the crystal blue lake, which is encircled by Convict Lake Loop Trail, a three-mile hike that leashed dogs are welcome to explore. The trail winds through open sagebrush and pine and aspen woods, and can be walked in either direction, from the parking lot or the marina.