Yosemite Region
Is Yosemite dog-friendly?" That's one of the questions most commonly asked by DogTrekker readers. The answer depends on how "Yosemite" is defined. The famous national park comes immediately to mind, but the rugged Sierra Nevada landscapes that define it don't suddenly end at its borders.
The Yosemite Region, encompassing the four counties (
Mariposa,
Tuolumne,
Madera and
Mono) that converge in the park, harbors many other places to see and things to do—and it's definitely dog-friendly!
This year, it’s time to treat yourself to a family- and dog-friendly California experience that lets everyone feel like a kid again. Offering mountain adventures, unforgettable dining, spa amenities and poolside delight, Tenaya Lodge is vacation time well spent.
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After spending a long day exploring awe-inspiring Giant Sequoias, you’ll be ready to relax at the Ascent Spa at Tenaya Lodge. From soothing facial and body therapies to deep-tissue massage and relaxation time in the sauna, Ascent Spa has a full menu of calming services. more »
Fetch a trip you’ll both enjoy at Tenaya Lodge. If you’re planning to visit Yosemite National Park, including Badger Pass and other areas in the park that have restrictions on dogs, you have the option of reserving a limited spot at Tenaya Lodge’s indoor dog kennel. more »
Not surprisingly, a place as big as Yosemite is home to plenty of outdoor and indoor activities for children of all ages. Of course, there’s the seemingly endless natural beauty and outstanding stargazing waiting in Yosemite Valley. Plus, there are so many thrills right on the property at Tenaya Lodge. more »
Photo by Visit Mammoth.
There are few spots better to vacation with your dog than majestic Mammoth Lakes. The landscape is breathtaking, the adventures are epic, and the people, trails, and accommodations couldn’t be more dog-friendly. So whether you’re looking for a winter excursion or a summer mountain escape, here are some activities to consider with your dog in Mammoth Lakes. more »