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.

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.

Leashless on fire roads. Lucas Valley Rd., left on Mount Shasta Drive, right on Vogelsang Drive Park.

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.

Lucas Valley Road, left on Canyon Oak Drive and continue for 200 yards (unmarked).

Wharf Road to the end at the foot of the bluff.

Highway 101 to Smith Ranch Road.

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.

At the end of Cascade Drive where the sign says ‘Elliott Nature Preserve

Daily dawn-dusk Fenced, double-gated entry, trees, benches, tables, shelter, disposal bags, trash cans, parking, water. Access for the disabled.

Glen Avenue, North of Francis Drake Blvd.

Shelter Street and Shurtleff, next to Phillips Elementary School.

Located at the end of San Francisco Blvd.

Off Sunnyhills Drive.

Dogs are allowed off-leash on fire protection roads in Marin County. Open space areas when under direct and immediate control of a responsible person. Owners must carry a leash at all times. Dogs on trails must be on leash. Dogs at Rush Creek Reserve and Ring Mountain (Tiburon) must be on leash.

At the end of Ridgewood Drive.

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.

The part of it that belongs to the city of Larkspur requires leashes. Enter on Crown Road or Evergreen Drive. 650-499-6387

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.

Between Doherty Drive and Corte Madera Creek. 650-927-5110.

At the end of Madrone Avenue. 650-499-6387.

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.

End of Escalon Drive, West of Camino Alto.

Interstate 80, exit Hilltop Drive, right on San Pablo Ave, left on Atlas Rd to the entrance.