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San Dimas is nestled in the San Gabriel Valley of Los Angeles County. Just 30 miles outside of Downtown LA and only an hour from the beach, this California town is conveniently located, but away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Dogs living in San Dimas get to enjoy a warm summer climate all year long, which means plenty of walking, hiking and playing in the sun!
San Dimas’ northern border is Angeles National Forest. With endless opportunity for recreation, this outdoor paradise is a pawsome place to take your furry sidekick. Explore the woodlands and pine covered mountains with your leashed pal. After a day of hiking, relax under the stars in one of the pet friendly campsites located here.
San Dimas dogs are lucky to have several parks and trails right at the tips of their paws. San Dimas Canyon is home to the Community Regional Park. Whether you have two legs or four legs, you’ll love hiking through this area. Horsethief Canyon Park Trail and San Dimas Canyon Park Trail are just a couple trails that leashed pups can enjoy. When heading out on the trails, make sure you bring enough water to keep your pal hydrated.
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If your furry friend is begging for some off leash play time, head over to the San Dimas Dog Park. Located in the San Dimas Canyon area, this one acre park is perfect for romping and rolling around. Your pup’s tail will wag with delight as she meets new friends and explores the grassy terrain. If she’s a petite pooch and worried about fraternizing with the big dogs, she can frolic in the separate small dog area. Doggy water fountains are available, so make sure your pooch takes a water break every once in awhile.
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The Via Verde and San Dimas Boulevard neighborhood is home to the Frank G. Bonelli Park. Your furry friend won’t want to miss out on this fun filled park. With over 1,900 acres and a lake, this park has a lot to offer. People flock to this park for the picnicking, horseback riding, camping, golfing, and cycling. But your pal will be most interested in the pawsome hiking. Bonelli Park View Trail clocks in at 4.1 miles, while Bonelli Park Trail runs 6.8 miles. If you’re short on time, or want a more relaxed walk, there are also several small trails that range from half a mile to 1.5 miles.
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Whether you and your furry BFF are just passing through San Dimas or are staying for awhile, there are a few pet friendly hotels to choose from. Located in the San Dimas Avenue and Gladstone Street area, Extended Stay America welcomes four legged guests, so book a room and let your pal get some much needed rest. Motel 6 and Red Roof Inn are also nearby. Not only do these fine establishments have pet friendly rooms, but there is no additional fee for your pooch to bunk overnight. Sounds pawsitively amazing!
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If you want to dine out, but don’t want to leave your favorite canine pal at home, don’t worry, as San Dimas City Center has you covered. With a couple pet friendly restaurants, this neighborhood is the perfect spot to grab a bit to eat with Fido. Sweet and Savory Bakery and Cafe serves up baked goods, pasta, sandwiches and soup. Your pup can sit with you at one of the outdoor tables. The Rail Side Café is also in the area. Get your daily coffee fix and a pastry from this family operated café. Dogs are welcome in the umbrella patio seating section.
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Is your pup looking to add some adventure to her life? Take a trip to Walnut Creek Park in the Via Verde and Puente Avenue neighborhood. You’ll find trails that wander through a beautiful wooded area. If your pooch gets hot, she can cool her paws in the stream that runs through the park. The Michael D. Antonovich Trail passes through Walnut Creek Park. Hop on this trail to continue toward the Frank G. Bonelli Park. From start to finish, this trail runs six miles with not much elevation gain. Keep your pup leashed since you may encounter horseback riders.
My name is Vivien and I am so excited to have the opportunity to spend some time with a furry best friend! Spending time and with and caring for dogs brings great joy into my daily life and as someone who was raised with several dogs in the family, I highly value their companionship. I appreciate each dog's set of unique characteristics, and rely on patience and compassion as we get to know each other!
"Thanks for the great walk Vivien!! And for being so patient with old Nelson!! "
"Thanks Vivian for standing in when my usual walker didn't show up. Daisy and I appreciate you coming! I'm glad she was happy to greet you; I hope she didn't jump on you when you two met. Thanks!"
