Dogs love Point Isabel in Richmond (photo by Karl Nielsen)
Dog Days
The locations listed to the right are but a handful of great places to take your dog on or near the Bay Trail. Please note however, that there are several locations where dogs are not allowed, or are not allowed at certain times of year. Our wildlife habitat is extremely important and is extremely sensitive in some areas. Dog rules are different by jurisdiction, so please plan ahead and research the regulations prior to your visit.
Crissy Field, San Francisco
Your dog will love the sand and surf at this designated off-leash beach. Includes doggie water fountain and washing station.
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Eco Center (at Heron’s Head Park) Dog Run, San Francisco
Bring Fido here to the dog run next to the Eco Center, but not to the beach where sensitive wildlife is attempting to thrive in the City!
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Bayside Park – Burlingame
This ¾-acre park is a great place for dogs to socialize. The dog exercise area is over 570 feet in length, allowing even large dogs to run to their hearts’ content.
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Shoreline at Mountain View Dog Park
Designed by dog owners, this park provides dogs with an opportunity to run and play off leash. The park is located on the corner of Shoreline Boulevard and North Road, just before the entrance to Shoreline Park (which does not allow dogs).
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Point Isabel Regional Shoreline, Richmond
Welcome to dog heaven! Canines are everywhere at this shoreline park. While your dog is busy making new furry friends, you can enjoy the spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the Bay. You can also get your dog washed and groomed at the park while you grab a coffee and snack from the café.
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Bayfront Park – Mill Valley
Clean, safe, well-tended and very active, the Mill Valley Dog Park is among the most scenic and enjoyable dog parks available. The park is fenced along its western border with the Mill Valley-Sausalito Path. Richardson Bay bounds the park on its eastern and southern sides, providing great views.
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The Point Isabel dog park is unique in allowing off-leash dogs–under voice command (photo by Karl Nielsen)
Happy dog, close-up (photo by Karl Nielsen)