High Sierra Region
Welcome to the High Sierra Region. This massive area runs from Lake Tahoe in the north to Mammoth Lakes and Bishop in the south and includes some of the nation's most famous and beautiful parks and wilderness areas.
Winter brings cross-country skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing. Summer brings a myriad of activities including boating, fishing, backpacking, biking, rafting, rock climbing and hiking. California's High Sierra has something for everyone and every dog.
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Majestic, dog-friendly mountain towns
Let’s admit it. DogTrekkers are spoiled here in sun-kissed California. In the California mountains, you’ll find enchanting towns just waiting for people and pups who seek adventure on a grand scale. These communities are also home to charming and dog-friendly places to stay, dine, hike, swim, and play. We’ll explore a few mountain towns today, beginning our 5,000-foot-plus journey near Lake Tahoe and moving south. Read more
Sit, stay and play in Mammoth Lakes
Mammoth Lakes is a DogTrekker favorite located in the eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains. It's known for its natural beauty, dog-friendly hiking trails and activities, and a range of accommodations and dining options. Read more
Special events for you and your dog
DogTrekkers are a giving bunch as witnessed by their support for the adoption/rescue community through donations, volunteering, and attendance at adoptathons and other special events during the year.
Spring is here and it is time to start planning for event season 2023. Make plans to attend the following events; and to find even more events near you, click on the View Near Me button on DogTrekker.com’s event pages. Read more
Tahoe’s tail-waggin’ winter highlights
Lake Tahoe promises classic fun in any season, but this slice of California really sparkles during the winter. The destination is known for ski hills, cross-country trails, and more spectacular scenery than you can shake a stick at. Read more
SNO many options for fun
Here's a DogTrekker secret: Stories about California SNO-Parks are among our most-read each year! There's lots to bark about when it comes to these dog-friendly, snow-covered playgrounds scattered on U.S. Forest Service lands. Read more
Relax on the River: Yosemite View Lodge
Yosemite View Lodge has been family-owned and family-friendly (that includes four-legged family members!) for nearly 50 years. Read more
Arnold Rim Trail (video)
Come along with Lily as she enjoys an off-leash hike on the Arnold Rim Trail in Arnold, CA. Read more
Cross country skiing: Jack’s Trail at Bear Valley
Get a Bear Valley Adventure Co. trail pass for you and your dog and you're good to go on Jack's Trail behind Tamarack Lodge. Read more
Action packed fun: Play like a local in Bass Lake, CA (video)
"Play Like A Local" all seasons on beautiful Bass Lake. Check out how the locals do it. Boat it, hike it or bike it, there are so many ways to enjoy Bass Lake. Read more
Paddleboard with your dog at Bass Lake (video)
Bass Lake in Madera County, 35 miles from the front gate of Yosemite, is a great place to paddleboard with your dog. Play like a local at Bass Lake! Read more
Bass Lake video
Dogs and people can play like locals at Bass Lake, less then 20 miles from the front gate of Yosemite. Read more
To Bridgeport and beyond in the Eastern Sierra
Oh, so many dog-friendly overnight choices! The town of Bridgeport, about 100 miles south of Carson City in Mono County, offers multiple options: The historic Bridgeport Inn (dog-friendly rooms are in a motel-style building out back, but you can both enjoy dinner on the porch); the Ruby Inn, Big Meadow Lodge and Walker River Lodge. Read more