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Dog Friendly
Anthony Chabot Regional Park is one of Dog Friendly.

1. Anthony Chabot Regional Park

8.2
9999 Redwood Rd., Castro Valley, CA
Park · 3 tips and reviews

Rally by EventbriteRally by Eventbrite: Take the Ten Hills Trail. Dogs are allowed off-leash, but be cautious of bikers. Best yet, about four hills in, a very kind homeowner leaves out a giant bowl of fresh water for your pup to refuel. Read more.

Mount Davidson Park is one of Dog Friendly.

2. Mount Davidson Park

8.9
Myra Way (at Dalewood Way), San Francisco, CA
Park · 22 tips and reviews

Rally by EventbriteRally by Eventbrite: Just note that dogs are supposed to be kept on leashes here. Overall: the view here is insane, the tree-covered hiking trails are unexpected, and the sunrises unparalleled. Read more.

Point Pinole Regional Shoreline is one of Dog Friendly.

3. Point Pinole Regional Shoreline

8.5
5551 Giant Hwy (at Atlas Rd), Richmond, CA
Other Great Outdoors · 12 tips and reviews

Rally by EventbriteRally by Eventbrite: There are about four different places along the trail where your dog can grab fresh water, with plenty of off-leash space to roam. It costs $5 to park and $2 extra for dogs. Read more.

Wolf Ridge Trail is one of Dog Friendly.

4. Wolf Ridge Trail

7.9
Marin Headlands, Mill Valley, CA
Hiking Trail · No tips or reviews

5. Coyote Hills Regional Park

8.9
8000 Patterson Ranch Rd, Fremont, CA
Park · 23 tips and reviews

Rally by EventbriteRally by Eventbrite: The Bayview Trail at Coyote hills is a paved loop with well-maintained signs making it perfect for hiking newbies and their four-legged companions. Read more.

Garin/Dry Creek Pioneer Regional Parks is one of Dog Friendly.

6. Garin/Dry Creek Pioneer Regional Parks

8.7
1320 Garin Ave, Hayward, CA
Park · 9 tips and reviews

Rally by EventbriteRally by Eventbrite: Be sure to bring plenty of water for yourself and your dog since there are unfortunately no water sources along the trail. $5 entrance fee + $2 for dogs when staffed. Read more.

7. Lafayette Reservoir

9.3
3849 Mount Diablo Blvd, Lafayette, CA
Reservoir · 33 tips and reviews

Rally by EventbriteRally by Eventbrite: Popular with the Lamorinda crowd (Lafayette/Moraga/Orinda), the Lakeside Nature Trail wraps around the reservoir, which keeps it easy breezy. You’ll encounter tons of happy dogs in all sizes. Read more.