Trail Club

Ingrid Bostrom

Trail Club is where the human-dog team takes center stage. You and your dog join the pack on the trail together, deepening your bond, building on what you've already accomplished, and growing as part of the community we're creating here.

A black dog with a brown bandana sitting outdoors among green plants and yellow flowers, with a bright blue sky in the background.
A person with glasses and a red bandana is standing in a shallow rocky creek, holding a blue leash attached to a black and brown dog with a red bow on its head, as the dog explores a large rock in the water surrounded by other rocks, trees, and green

Dogs practice neutrality, build stamina, and learn to move well in a pack. 

Humans practice reading their dog, managing real situations, and respond to their dog in real time under the guidance of our coaches and the community’s shared experiences.

Together, you build clarity, connection, and consistency.


When

Monday: 10 - 12PM

Wednesday: 10 - 12PM +

3 - 5PM

Friday: 10 - 12PM

Mix & Match Package:

6 for the price of 5!

Ready to join our Clubs? Get 6 sessions for the price of 5! It’s the perfect way to build endurance, practice focus in nature, and save while doing it.

Trail Locations

Trail Club locations rotate between Goleta and Carpinteria, including coastal bluffs, beach trails, foothill trails, and routes in Los Padres National Forest.

All meeting points are within about a 30 minute drive of downtown Santa Barbara.

🚨Exact location and details are shared via email after registration and completion of Trail Club Information & Disclosure Form

Trail Options

We offer three trail options to fit any day: easy, moderate, and hard.

The more you show up, the stronger you both become, and the whole pack benefits. We guide. You leave stronger together.

Our trails are chosen intentionally for safety, pack flow, and the overall experience for both dogs and humans.

❋ Easy Routes

Flatter terrain and steady footing

❋ Moderate Routes

Include mixed terrain, water crossings, and elevation.

❋ Hard Routes

Feature rock scrambles, challenging terrain, and steep elevation

Frequently Asked Questions - Trail Club