Sacramento
Sacramento
Highland Meadow Corgis fit right in, Sacramento is a great city for dog-friendly activities! Here are some fun ideas:
Visit Dog Parks
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Partner Park Dog Park: Located in Natomas, this park is spacious and has separate areas for small and large dogs.
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North Natomas Regional Dog Park: Another well-maintained park in Natomas with shaded areas, water stations, and agility equipment.
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Howe Community Park: Located in East Sacramento, it has an off-leash area for dogs to play freely.
Take a Stroll Through Midtown
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Midtown is very dog-friendly, with many cafes, restaurants, and breweries that allow dogs on patios. Temple Coffee Roasters and LowBrau Bierhall are local favorites.
Explore the American River Parkway
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The American River Parkway has plenty of trails where leashed dogs are welcome. For a beautiful scenic walk, check out Discovery Park or the American River Bike Trail.
Dog-Friendly Restaurants
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The Shack and Capitol Beer and Tap Room allow dogs on their patios and offer treats and water bowls.
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Fox & Goose Public House has a cozy dog-friendly patio with a classic British menu.
. Sacramento River Cats Games (Bark in the Park Nights)
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The River Cats, Sacramento’s minor league baseball team, occasionally host “Bark in the Park” nights where you can bring your dog to enjoy the game with you.
Farmers Markets
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Many Sacramento farmers markets welcome dogs, such as the Sunday Midtown Farmers Market on 20th Street, which has treats and water stations for pets.
Folsom Lake Recreation Area
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A little outside Sacramento, Folsom Lake is ideal for hiking and swimming with your pup.
There are activities and events for Corgi enthusiasts. Sacramento is full of fun for Corgis and their short, sturdy legs! Here are some Corgi-friendly activities around town: Corgi lovers often organize meetups, playdates, and events to celebrate this adorable breed. Here are some ways to get involved in Corgi-related activities in the area:
Corgi Meet-Ups
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Sacramento has an active Corgi community with meet-up events at parks like Partner Park and North Natomas Regional Dog Park. These parks have shaded areas, water fountains, and small-dog sections where Corgis can socialize safely.
Sacramento Corgi Con
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Sacramento hosts its own Corgi Con at various times of the year! This event brings Corgis from all over for games, costume contests, photo ops, and treats tailored to Corgis.
Walking Tours in Old Sacramento
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Old Sacramento’s historical district is a great spot for a leashed Corgi walk, offering lots of dog-friendly shops and cafes. Corgis can take their time on the cobblestone streets, and many stores offer water bowls and treats.
Midtown and Dog-Friendly Cafes
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Midtown Sacramento has plenty of patios that welcome dogs, such as Temple Coffee Roasters and The Golden Bear. Corgis can relax while you enjoy coffee or a bite to eat, and staff often offer dog treats!
Swimming at Folsom Lake’s Dog Beach
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Folsom Lake Recreation Area has a designated dog beach area where Corgis can paddle or splash in shallow water without strong currents. This can be a refreshing outing, especially in the summer.
Dog-Friendly Breweries
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Breweries like Big Stump Brewing and New Helvetia Brewing have outdoor spaces where Corgis can hang out with their humans. They’re perfect spots to rest and get a water bowl after a walk.
Sacramento Bark Box Club
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Many pet shops in the area, like Paws and the Palette Bakery, offer Corgi-approved treats. Some shops even have Bark Boxes with themed monthly goodies perfect for Corgis.
Sacramento has some beautiful dog-friendly hiking trails to explore with your furry friend. Here are a few popular ones:
1. American River Parkway (Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail)
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Location: Runs from Discovery Park in Sacramento to Folsom Lake.
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Features: This 32-mile, dog-friendly trail follows the American River, with multiple entry points along the way. Dogs must be leashed, but there are plenty of scenic spots to take breaks and enjoy the river.
Lake Natoma Trail
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Location: Near Folsom, along Lake Natoma.
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Features: This 11-mile loop is relatively flat and perfect for dogs of all sizes. You’ll find lots of spots to stop by the water, and the trail has shaded areas to help keep your dog cool.
Effie Yeaw Nature Center (Ancil Hoffman Park)
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Location: Carmichael, CA
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Features: This nature center has several well-maintained trails winding through woodlands, meadows, and along the American River. Dogs are allowed on leashes and must stay on designated trails, which are relatively easy for both you and your dog.
Hidden Falls Regional Park
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Location: Near Auburn, about a 45-minute drive from Sacramento.
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Features: This park has multiple scenic trails that total over 30 miles. Your dog can explore creeks, waterfalls, and forested areas, but they need to be leashed. The shaded paths and swimming spots make it a great option in warmer weather.
River Bend Park
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Location: Rancho Cordova, along the American River.
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Features: This park offers access to easy riverside trails with shaded spots, picnic areas, and swimming areas for dogs. It’s also less crowded, making it a peaceful option.
Elk Grove Creek Trail
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Location: Elk Grove, CA
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Features: This paved, dog-friendly trail follows Elk Grove Creek for about 2 miles and offers a simple, easy stroll with scenic views. It's ideal for smaller dogs or an easy walk.
Beeks Bight Trail (Folsom Lake State Recreation Area)
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Location: Granite Bay entrance to Folsom Lake.
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Features: This 3.5-mile loop trail has rocky terrain and stunning views of Folsom Lake, with some beach access where dogs can take a dip. The trail is moderately challenging but great for adventurous dogs!
​Each of these trails offers a unique experience, and most have plenty of water spots and shaded areas to help keep your pup comfortable. Don’t forget to bring waste bags, water, and any essentials for a safe and fun hike!
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