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Alameda

Berkeley

• Claremont Canyon Regional Preserve. Ashby Avenue (Highway 13), North on College Avenue, right on Derby Street, near the beginning of Stonewall Road. 510-635-0135.
• Ohlone Dog Park. The first leash free park. Hearst St. and Martin Luther King Jr., 510-644-6530.
• Tilden Regional Park. Highway 24, North on Fish Ranch Road, right on Grizzly Peak, North to South Park Drive for a mile to Big Springs Trail. 510-635-0135.

Castro Valley

• Anthony Chabot Regional Park. 4,600 acre park. In Castro Valley, go North on Redwood to Marciel Gate. 510-635-0135.
• Cull Canyon Regional Recreation Area. Interstate 580 to Center Street (left), right on Castro Valley Blvd. to (left) Crow Canyon Road, (left) to Cull Canyon Rd. 510-635-0135.

Fremont

• Alameda Creek Regional Trail. 12.4 mile trail. Leashes required in some posted area only. 510-635-0135.
• Coyote Hills Regional Park. Almost one thousand acres. Interstate 880, to (West) Decoto Rd. (Highway 84), North on Paseo Padre Parkway to (left) Patterson Ranch Road, to the entrance. 510-635-0135.
• Lake Elizabeth Dog Park. Off Stevenson Blvd at Lake Elizabeth, near softball camp side if the lake. Fun leash off, fenced in park for good mannered dogs only. At 6-8 pm you can see over 30 dogs running their tails off. Clean up after your dog bags available. Please also bring more to contribute. From north take 880 South, Stevenson Blvd Exit. Left onto Stevenson. Drive 2 miles. Pass Paseo Padre. Make right at Softball Camp into parking lot. Drive to back of parking lot. From Pleasanton/ San Ramon, take 680 South, Take Washington Blvd Exit. Becomes Fremont Blvd. Drive 1-1/2 miles to Stevenson. Go right. Then follow above directions.(Thank you Max Ware)
• Mission Park Regional Preserve. 2,600 acre park. Interstate 680, South on Mission Blvd (Warm Springs District), East on Mission, right on Stanford Avenue to the entrance. 510-635-0135.
• Sunol Regional Wilderness. (May be closed from June-October for fire season. Interstate 680, to Calaveras Road, left on Geary Road, to the entrance. 510-635-0135

Hayward

• Garin Regional Park & Dry Creek Regional Park. 20 miles of trails. Mission Blvd. (Highway 238), Tamarack Drive to Dry Creek Regional Park. Or to Garin: Garin Avenue take you to Garin. 510-635-0135

Livermore

• Del Valle Regional Park. Interstate 580 to North Livermore Avernue, to South Livermore Avenue, to Tesla Rd, right on Mines Road, right on Del Valle Rd. 510-635-0135.
• Lake Del Valle.  Dog swimable shoreline trails and off-leash permitted! There is also a $1 dog fee. Location: 7000 Del Valle Road, Livermore, CA 94550. Directions: There is only one entrance to the park so you can use Mapquest  or Yahoo Maps to get full directions. Once entered the park, proceed to the main boat launch/concession area where the trail head start. Off-leash are only allowed beyond this gate. Enjoy! (Thank you Giang Tran)
• Livermore Canine Park. Interstate 580 to Portola, South on Murietta Blvd, right on Stanley Blvd, left on Murdell Lane for two miles. 510-373-5700.
• Ohlone Regional Wilderness. Over six thousand acres. East Bay Regional Park Headquarters at Del Valle, Sunol, or Coyote Hills. 510-635-0135.
• Ohlone Wilderness Trail. 29 mile trail. 510-635-0135.

Oakland

• Hardy Dog Park. Fenced, shade, water, poop bags, seating, and parking. Claremont Ave. at Hudson St., Oakland (Rockridge District), California, USA. Directions: under the freeway (Hwy 24) on Claremont between College Ave & Telegraph Ave. (Thank you Lynda O'Neil)
• Leona Heights Park. Take 580 to the Keller exit (from either direction), go east on Keller, turn left on Campus and turn immediately right on Canyon Oaks Drive and turn left, go to the end of the parking lot, and there is the trail head. (Thank you Lynn Ellen Marcus)
• Redwood Regional Park. Highway 13 to (east) Joaquin Miller Road, right on Skyline Blvd for four miles to the Skyline Gate. 510-635-0135.
• Washington Square Park. This park has recently been reopened and enlarged. 5 acre area, fenced, water nearby, paid parking meters, restrooms. From Oakland, through Webster Street Tube down Webster. Left at Encinal, right at 8th St. Parking metered lot near tennis courts. Dog run area is visible from the roadway. (Thank you Gary Naganuma)

Piedmont

• Dracena Park. Blair and Dracena. 510-420-3070.

Pleasanton

• Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park. Interstate 680 to Castlewood Drive, left on Foothill Road. 510-635-0135.

San Leandro

• Marina Park. Marina and Fairway. It is just south of the channel bridge as you go along the shoreline next to the golf course. Park at the south end of Marina Park and walk over the bridge and you will find it. (Thank you Karen Sakai)

San Lorenzo

• San Lorenzo Community Park. Fenced half-acre site on the west side of the 30-acre park. Located at 1970 Via Buena Vista. From 880 take Hesperian exit. Turn Right at Bokman St. Left at Via Carmen follow road around to the right and road will eventually dead end at the San Lorenzo Community park. (Thank you Diane Bonds)

Union City

• Dregon Park. Memorial Park put up for a Loved Dog. Complete with agility run, small & large dog areas. Location: Mission Blvd at Appian Way. Directions: 880 Decoto Exit towards the hills, Right on Mission Blvd, corner of Mission Blvd and Appian Way. (Thank you Cheryl Mikel)
• Drigon Dog Park. Union City, CA. On the corner of Mission Blvd. and 7th Street. (Thank you Teresa Garcia)

Alpine

El Dorado National Forest

• Over 800,000 acres. Leashless in all areas except the Desolation Wilderness. Forest Headquarters: 100 Forni Road, Placerville, CA 95667, 916-622-5061.

Stanislaus National Forest

• 1 million acre forest with meadows, pines, volcanic ridges. 660 miles of trials. Forest Headquarters: 19777 Greenley Road, Sonora, CA 95370, 209-532-3671.

Toiyabe National Forest

• Three and a half million acre forest (mostly in Nevada) with hundred of miles of trails in the small California section. Forest Headquarters: 1200 Franklin Way, Sparks, NV 89431, 702-355-5301.

Amador

El Dorado National Forest

• Over 800,000 acres. Leashless in all areas except the Desolation Wilderness. Forest Headquarters: 100 Forni Road, Placerville, CA 95667, 916-622-5061.

Butte

Chico

• Bidwell Park. 2,250 acre park. Dogs are allowed leashless in the undeveloped areas, North or Upper Park Road, only the lakes are off limits. In the developed areas West of Manzanita Ave., dogs can go leashless before sunrise to 8:30am. Highway 99, go East on Bruce Road, left on Chico Canyon Drive, left at Manzanita Avenue, and continue for about half a mile to Upper Park Road. 916-895-4972

Oroville

• Oroville State Wildlife Area/Thermalito Afterbay. 5,000 ares of marshlands, grasslands, and riparian forests. Hwy 162, South on Larkin Road. 916-533-0364.

Plumas National Forest

• More than one thousand miles of rivers and streams in 1.2 million acres of forest. Feather Falls is a 640 foot waterfall. Forest Headquarters, P.O. Box 11500, 159 Lawrence Street, Quincy, CA 95971, 916-283-2050.

Calaveras

Stanislaus National Forest

• 1 million acre forest with meadows, pines, volcanic ridges. 660 miles of trials. Forest Headquarters: 19777 Greenley Road, Sonora, CA 95370, 209-532-3671.

Contra Costa

Antioch

• Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve. Highway 4 at Antioch, South on Somersville Road. 510-635-0135.

Clayton

• Clayton Doggie Park. Fenced in off leash park. Location: Marsh Creek Road. Clayton Road to Marsh Creek Road Park is on the right just before Regency Drive. (Thank you Mike Cherry)
• Morgan Territory Regional Preserve. Over 2,000 acres that has miles of hiking trails. At the intersection of Interstate 680 and Hwy. 24, exit Ignacio Valley Road, to Clayton Road (east), to Marsh Road (east). 510-635-0135.

Concord

• Lime Ridge Open Space Recreation Area. Treat Blvd (West of Cowell Road) 510-671-3270.
• Newhall Dog Park. Description: fenced dog parks for big & small dogs. Location: Cross Street Ayers and Turtle Creek. Directions from Walnut Creek: Ygancio to Ayers, left on Ayers and left on Newhall Park Sign. Couple blocks passed Cal State Hayward on Clayton. (Thank you Sara K. Rimkus)

Danville

• Las Trampas Regional Wilderness. Almost 3,300 acres. No dogs are allowed within the Little Hills Ranch Recreation Area. Interstate 680 to Bollinger Canyon Road and go North, past the entrance to Little Hills Ranch Recreation area. 510-635-0135.

El Sobrante

• Sobrante Ridge Regional Preserve. 277 acre preserve for the extremely rare Alameda manzanita. Interstate 80, exit San Pablo Dam Rd., South to Castro Ranch Rd., left on Castro Ranch, left at Conestoga Way, left on Carriage Drive, right on Coach Drive. Park at the end of Coach. 510-635-0135.

Hercules

• San Pablo Bay Regional Park. Interstate 80, North on Pinole Valley Rd which becomes Tennent Ave, then Railroad Avenue. 510-724-9004.

Lafayette

• Briones Regional Park. Highway 24, exit Orinda, go North on camino Pablo, right on Bear Creek Rd. to Briones Rd.. 510-635-0135.

Orinda

• Robert Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve. Highway 24, North on Fish Ranch Rd., left on Grizzly Peak Blvd. to the intersection with Skyline Blvd. 510-635-0135.

Pleasant Hill

• Paso Nogal Park. Paso Nogal Rd. and Morello Avenue. 510-682-0896.

Port Costa

• Carquinez Strait Regional Shoreline. Interstate 80, East at Crockett and go East on Pomona Street, which turns into Carquinez Scenic Drive. 510-635-0135

Richmond

• Point Isabel Regional Shoreline. Interstate 80, exit Central Avenue, go West to the entrance. 510-635-0135.
• Point Pinole Regional Shoreline. Interstate 80, exit Hilltop Drive, right on San Pablo Ave, left on Atlas Rd to the entrance. 510-635-0135.
• Wildcat Canyon Regional Park. Interstate 80, South to McBryde, left on McBryde Ave, to the entrance. 510-635-0135.

San Ramon

• Del Mar Dog Park. 1 acre fenced dog park w/shade/water/benches. Open 8 am to dusk daily, surface comprised of cedar playground chips. Two shade structures within the park for people. Location:Del Mar Drive at Pine Valley Road within the PG&E Right of Way, adjacent to the Iron Horse Trail. Directions:San Ramon Valley Blvd to Pine Valley Road, to Del Mar. (Thank you Jeff Eorio)
• Memorial Park - Dog Run. 1.3 acre dog run within Memorial Park (dedicated to 9/11/01). Fenced, water, shade structure, benches, and surface is decomposed granite, a sandy material that dogs seem to love. Location: Bollinger Canyon Road at San Ramon Valley Blvd., just west of I680 freeway offramp. Directions: I680 exit Bollinger Canyon Road, west to San Ramon Valley Blvd, park straight ahead on south side of Bollinger Canyon Road. (Thank you Jeff Eorio)

Walnut Creek

• Acalanes Ridge Open Space Recreation Area. Camino Verde (South of Pleasant Hill and Geary) to Camino Verde Circle. 510-256-3560.
• Shell Ridge Open Space Recreation Area. Off leash in undeveloped areas. Interstate 680, exit Ignacio Valley Rd., East on Ignacio Valley Re. right to Walnut Avenue, and right on Castle Rock Road. 510-256-3560.

Fort Dick

• Lake Earl Wildlife Area. Unleased only in the 5,000 acre state wildlife area. From Crescent City, go north on Lake Earl Dr., turn left at Old Mill Road and continue for another 1 and a half miles.

Six rivers National Forest

• One million acres. 1500 miles of rivers. 305,000 acre Smith River National Recreation Area. Forest Headquaters: 1330 Bayshore Way, Eureka, CA 95501, 707-442-1721.

El Dorado

El Dorado National Forest

• Over 800,000 acres. Forest Headquarters: 100 Forni Road, Placerville, CA 95667, 916-622-5061. Leashless in all areas except teh Desolation Wilderness.

Glenn

Orland

• Library Park. Interstate 5, go Southeast on Newville Rd/County Rd 200 for 1/3 of a mile which turns into Swift St. for 3 blocks and make a right at 4th Street for 2 blocks South. Corner of 4th and Mill Streets. 916-865-9053.
• Vinsonhaler Park. Interstate 5, go Southeast on Newville Rd/County Rd 200 for 1/3 of a mile which turns into Swift St. for 7 blocks, left on A Street for 3 blocks North. 916-865-9053.

Mendocino National Forest

• Million acre forest. Dogs need to be leashed in campgrounds, picnic areas, and trials. Forest Headquarters: 420 E. Laurel St., Willows, CA 95998, 916-934-3316.

Arcata

• Clam Beach County Park. 10-15 tent sites. Take the 101 for about 7 miles North of Arcata and then take the Clam Beach Park exit and go West for a couple of miles. 707-445-7652.
• Mad River County Park. A beach where dogs can run around without leashes. Take the 101, exit West on Giuntoli Lane, go right onto Heindon Road and follow the signs. 707-445-7651.

Eureka

• Samoa Boat Ramp County Park. Small beach. Take Highway 255 from Eureka, and cross the Samoa Bridge. Once on the Samoa Peninsula, turn left on New Navy Base Rd and drive for about five miles south. The park is on the left. 707-445-7651.
• Samoa Dunes Recreation Area. 300 Acres of coastal dunes. Take Highway 255 from Eureka and cross Samoa Bridge. Once on Samoa Peninsula, turn left on New Navy Base Road for about five miles south. The park is on the right side. 707-825-2300.

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

• 2.1 million acre forest. Over 1500 miles of trails. Forest Headquarters: 2400 Washington Ave., Redding, CA 96001, 916-246-5222.

Shelter Cove

• King Range National Conservation Area. 62,000 acre coastal area. From the 101, exit at Redway and follow Briceland Thorne Road West to the Bureau of Land Management area. Bureau of Land Management, Arcata Resource Area, 1125 16th Street, P.O. Box 1112, Arcata, CA 95521, 707-825-2300.

Six rivers National Forest

• One million acres. 1500 miles of rivers. 305,000 acre Smith River National Recreation Area. Forest Headquaters: 1330 Bayshore Way, Eureka, CA 95501, 707-442-1721.

Lake

Clearlake Oaks

• Cache Creek Recreation Area. 50,000 acres. 8 miles East of town, on the South side of Highway 20. 707-468-4000.

Cobb

• Boggs Mountain Demonstration State Forest. 3,500 acre forest. Dogs must be leashed in the campgrounds only. North of Cobb for one mile on Highway 175, where you will see a blue and white sign for the fire station. At the fist intersection past the sign, go East for about 1/4 of a mile to the entrance. 707-928-4378.

Lakeport

• Cow Mountain Recreation Area. 27,000 acres. Enter Yonce Road (Old Toll Road). The main entrance is near Ukiah.

Mendocino National Forest

• Million acre forest. Dogs need to be leashed in campgrounds, picnic areas, and trials. Forest Headquarters: 420 E. Laurel St., Willows, CA 95998, 916-934-3316.

Lassen

Lassen National Forest

• 1.4 million acre forest with volcanic features. No dogs in the Lassen Volcanic National Park. But there are over 300 miles of forests, including Spattercone Trail. Forest Headquarters: 55 S Sacramento St., Susanville, CA 96130, 916-257-2151.

• Modoc National Park. 1.9 million acre forest. Indian tribes once occupied the area. Over 300 species of wildlife, including Bald Eagles. Forest Headquarters: 441 N Main St., Alturas, Ca 96101, 916-233-5811.

Susanville

• Biz Johnson Rail Trial. 25 mile trail. Highway 36 to South Lassen Street, turn left and go for 4 blocks. 916-257-0456.

Westwood

• Biz Johnson Rail Trial. 25 mile trail. Highway 36 to South Lassen Street, turn left and go for 4 blocks. 916-257-0456.

Marin

Bolinas

• Agate Beach. Leashless under voice control. Highway 1 to Olema-Bolinas Rd, West on Mesa Rd., left on Overlook Dr, right on Elm Rd. to the end. 650-499-6387.
• Bolinas Beach. Wharf Road to the end at teh foot of the bluff. 650-499-6387.
• RCA Beach. A virtually abandoned beach with white sand, driftwood and complete privacy and freedom. This location is a prize spot and is frequented by the occassional nudist. There may be two or three people there,...probably not. Take a right turn onto Mesa, at the stop sign under the gum trees, just before entering Bolinas. Follow the road about two miles, until you drive over a roller coaster hill. At the point whwere it takes a sharp right turn, park in the area inside the cattle grate and walk down the long drive. After the first building on your left, cut at 45 degrees to the left, over the slats in the fence and keep going diagonally to the dirt track....head for the sloping tree clump on the horizon to the left. There's a path there, or follow the trail/road along a bit firther for the 'horse' trail. (Thank you Reverend Mike Goldsun)

Corte Madera

• Camp K-9 of Marin. "Campground" Rental - Private Dog Park. Offers the rental of a large outdoor exercise yard, securely fenced and surfaced with a clean layer of woodchip. Fresh water, shade/rain structures and waste bins are all provided-you bring the fun! Reservations are required. Location: 5810 Paradise Drive. Directions: From 101 North, Exit Tamalpias Drive. Take first right on Tamalpias Drive. Take first right on Paradise Drive, Camp K-9 will be on your left after the car dealerships. From 101 South, Take Tamalpais Drive/Paradise Drive exit. Turn LEFT onto Tamalpias Drive. Turn Right onto Paradise Drive, Camp K-9 will be on your left after the car dealerships. (Thank you Molly Turner)

Fairfax

• Cascade Canyon Open Space Preserve. At the end of Cascade Drive where the sign says "Elliott Nature Preserve." 650-499-6387.

Kentfield

• Northridge/Baltimore Canyon Open Space Preserve. The part of it that belongs to the city of Larkspur requires leashes. Enter on Crown Road or Evergreen Drive. 650-499-6387

Larkspur

• Blithedale Summit Open Space Preserve. At the end of Madrone Avenue. 650-499-6387.
• Piper Park. Between Doherty Drive and Corte Madera Creek. 650-927-5110.

Mill Valley

• Bayfront Park. Cross Camino Alto and park in the lot off Sycamore Avenue.
• Camino Alto Open Space Preserve. End of Escalon Drive, West of Camino Alto. 650-499-6387.

Novato

• Deer Island Open Space Preserve. 1.8 mile trail. Highway 101, exit San Marin Drive, go East, right on Olive Avenue, left on Deer Island Lane. 650-499-6387.
• Indian Tree Open Space Preserve. Highway 101, to San Marin Drive, go West on San Marin which turns into Sutro Avenue, right onto Vineyard Road. 650-499-6387.
• Indian Valley Open Space Preserve. Hwy. 101, exit DeLong Ave., West on DeLong which becomes Diablo Avenue, left on Hill Road, right on Indian Valley Rd. to the end. Walk at the road marked "not a through street", just south of Old Ranch Rd. Cross Arroyo Avichi Creek and go right to the entrance. 650-499-6387.
• Lucas Valley Open Space Preserve. Leashless on fire roads. Lucas Valley Rd., left on Mount Shasta Drive, right on Vogelsang Drive Park. 650-499-6387.
• Mount Burdell Open Space Preserve. 8-10 miles of paths. San Marin Drive, North on San Andreas Dr. 650-499-6387.
• Verissimo Hills Open Space Preserve. Leashless on fire roads only. Highway 101, exit San Marin Drive/Atherton Avenue, West on San Marin, right on Center Rd. to the end. 650-499-6387.

San Anselmo

• Loma Alta Open Space Preserve. Glen Avenue, North of Francis Drake Blvd. 650-499-6387.
• Memorial Park. Off Sunnyhills Drive. 650-258-4645.
• Sorich Ranch Park. Located at the end of San Francisco Blvd. 650-258-4645.

San Rafael

• Jerry Russom Memorial Park. Lucas Valley Road, left on Canyon Oak Drive and continue for 200 yards (unmarked). 650-485-3333.
• John F McInnis County Park. Highway 101 to Smith Ranch Road. 650-499-6387. San Pedro Mountain Open Space Preserve. North Point San Pedro Rd, to Woodoaks Drive to the end. 650-499-6387.
• Terra Linda-Sleepy Hollow Divide Open Space Preserve. At the end of Ridgewood Drive. 650-499-6387.

Sausalito

• Remmington Dog Park. Within the Martin Luther King Park, on Bridgeway at Ebbtide Avenue to the end. 650-332-6086.
• Rodeo Beach and Lagoon. From the marin Headlands Visitor Center, follow the sign West. 650-331-1540.
• Marin Headlands Trails. There are several entrances. One is at the Coastal Trail off Bunker Road, near Rodeo Beach. 650-331-1540.

Mariposa

Sierra National Forest

• More than 1.3 million acres of forest with over 400 lakes and 1,100 miles of trials. Forest Headquarters: 1600 Tollhouse Road, Clovis, CA 93612, 209-297-0706.

Stanislaus National Forest

• 1 million acre forest with meadows, pines, volcanic ridges. 660 miles of trials. Forest Headquarters: 19777 Greenley Road, Sonora, CA 95370, 209-532-3671.

Mendocino

Jackson State Forest

• 50,000 acre park. Tree Identification Trail: Highway 1, go east on Hwy 20 for about 11 miles. The forest stretches along Highway 20, East of Mendocino and 9 Miles West of Willits. Department of Forestry, 802 Main St., Fort Bragg, CA, 707-964-5674.

Little River

• Mendocino Dog Park. Big River Beach, Riverside. (Thank you Alberta Cottrell)

Mendocino National Forest

• Million acre forest. Dogs need to be leashed in campgrounds, picnic areas, and trials. Forest Headquarters: 420 E. Laurel St., Willows, CA 95998, 916-934-3316.

Ukiah

• Cow Mountain Recreation Area. 27,000 acres. U.S. 101, East on Talmage Road to the City of 10,000 Buddha's (road ends), right at East Side Road for half a mile, then go left on Mill Creek Rd. 707-468-4000.
• Low Gap Park. In Low Gap Park itself the sign say dogs must be on a leash. However, when the tennis courts are empty they are a great place to throw tennis balls for those with Retrievers among us. Just leave the court when someone comes to play tennis and everyone is very pleasant and friendly about dogs on the courts! Turn west onto Low Gap Rd form State Stree. Go past the cemetery on the right and the county jail, then the Ukiah Playhouse on the left. (Thank you Sage Mountainfire)

Modoc National Forest

• 1.9 million acre forest. Over 300 species of wildlife including Bald Eagles. Approximately 120 acres of trails. Forest Headquarters: 441 N Main St., Alturas, CA 96101, 916-233-5811.

New Pine Creek

• Cave Lake/ Lily Lake. Free campground of six sites and open from July to October. From New Pine Creek, take the 395, take the unpaved Forest Service Road 2 East for about 6 miles uphill. 916-233-5811.

Mono

Inyo National Forest

• 1.8 million acre forest with 1,200 miles of trails. The Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest are the oldest living things on earth. Forest Headquarters: 873 N. Main Street, Bishop, CA 93514, 619-873-2400.

June Lake

• Silver lake. 80 acre lake. Halfway between June Lake Loop. Exit 395 if you are coming from the North or exit Highway 158 from the South.

Mammouth Lakes

• Horseshoe Lake. One of the few undeveloped lakes in the area. Take the US 395 and exit Mammoth Junction, go West alon Highway 203 (Main street) which turns into Lake Mary Road, and continue for 7 miles. 619-924-5500.
• Lake Mary. Leashfree along the trail area. Take the US 395 and exit Mammoth Junction, which turns into Lake Mary Road, and continue for 3 miles.

Toiyabe National Forest

• Three and a half million acre forest (mostly in Nevada) with hundred of miles of trails in the small California section. Forest Headquarters: 1200 Franklin Way, Sparks, NV 89431, 702-355-5301.

Napa

• Alston Park. Over 150 acres surrounded by grapevines. Highway 29, to Trower Avenue to the end of the street, at Dry Creek Road. 707-257-9529.
• John F. Kennedy Memorial Park. Dogs are allowed in the undevelped areas near the boat marina. Highway 221 to Streblow Drive, past the Napa Municipal Golf Course and Napa Valley College to the marina launch area. 707-257-9529.
• Shurtleff Park. Shelter Street and Shurtleff, next to Phillips Elementary School. 707-257-9529.

Nevada

Nevada City

• Pioneer Park. Interstate 80, exit Sacramento St., right on Nile Street, and when the road comes to a "T", go right. 916-265-2521.

Tahoe National Forest

• Leashless except for the Northwest portion during May 15 to July 15 because to the deer fawning. Forest Headquarters: Highway 49 and Coyote Street, Nevada City, CA 916-265-4531.

Placer

Lincoln

• Lincoln Dog Park. Description: 4 acre off leash fenced dog park. Park is open from Dawn - Dusk (closed from Dawn to 11AM every Wednesday for maintenance). Fenced dog park with parking, potable water, trash container, and waste bags. (will soon have a separate area for dogs less than 25 pounds). Location: Third Street & Santa Clara in the City of Lincoln. Directions: Hwy 65 to Moore Road in Lincoln (across from Safeway). Veer right and Moore Road turns into Joiner Parkway. Turn left on 3rd Street. Turn right on Santa Clara (just past the large oak tree on your right). (Thank you David Marchi)

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