San Francisco is always bustling with activity, whether on the streets, in restaurants, or at local attractions. The beaches are also popular destinations for locals and residents alike. As a dog owner, you likely want your pet to tag along when visiting the beach—at least occasionally. After all, it’s the perfect place for them to run around and get exercise in the form of play! Fortunately, there are several dog-friendly beaches in San Francisco that you and your canine companion can enjoy. Here are our top nine picks.
Hike one of the multiple trails before frolicking on the beach with your pup
No amenities, such as outdoor showers and restrooms, are available
Beach offers excellent views of the Golden Gate Bridge
Porpoises are often spotted in the water
Beach is about 1 mile long and rarely crowded
Conclusion
Dogs love to hang out at the beach as much as we humans do, so why not enjoy one or more of the locations on this list with your beloved canine companion? Each offers something different, so they are all worthy of being added to your bucket list. Visiting beaches throughout San Francisco with your dog will provide you with unique opportunities to see the city in a new and more serene light.
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