Death Valley National Park
You and FIdo can attempt to beat the heat at Death Valley National Park, a dog-friendly park Death Valley, CA. This park is known to be the "hottest, driest, and lowest" place in the United States so be sure to pack plenty of water! Dogs are allowed in campgrounds and picnic areas. They must be on a leash of six or less feet at all times. Pets are not permitted on trails (this includes the boardwalks at Badwater and Salt Creek and paved trails such as Zabriskie Point and Harmony Borax Works) or in Wilderness. Pets may not enter park buildings including visitor centers and historic structures and are not permitted on Ranger-led tours. Watch your pets carefully as coyotes are known to roam in the park. The park's website offers a list of great dog-friendly roads to explore with Fido.
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Visitors generally find Death Valley National Park to have nice landscapes but not very dog-friendly, as dogs are only allowed in parking lots and campgrounds. They note that the park's extreme temperatures and sandy conditions can be difficult for dogs.
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