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29 Stunning Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails in the U.S.

June 25, 2018 By Deanna 1 Comment

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Get out those hiking books because today, we’re going to explore the top dog-friendly hiking trails in the U.S!

Summer is a great time to take in all that Mother Nature has to offer!

And what better way to get some exercise with your dog than with a great hike!

Great news- you can take along your best furry pal and enjoy one of these awesome hiking trails in California, Florida, Illinois, New York and Texas.

Let’s check them out!

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Top Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails in the US

Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails in California

1. Anza Loop Trail

Enjoy every sunset. Look forward to every sunrise.✌️🌄🌱 #malibucanyon #lush #hills #lasvirgenescanyon #calabasas #greenery #anzalooptrail #hiking #trailhead #thegreatoutdoors #explore #sunset #nature #goulet

A post shared by a l i s a (@zellinator) on Mar 7, 2017 at 11:37am PST

Located near the 101 Freeway, in Calabasas, the Anza-Loop trail has a 535-foot elevation change.

The trail starts at the Juan Bautista de Anza West Trailhead and takes you through a time in history, complete with amazing sights and sounds.

  • Location- The Santa Monica Mountains in Los Angeles County and Ventura County, within the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy Zone Parkland.
  • Length- 4.5 miles of loop trail.
  • Walking Time- 1 hour & 40 minutes.
  • Fees & Permits- Free!
  • Dogs are able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.

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2. Caballero Canyon Trail

Me and Bronx. #pit #pitbull #staffordshire #hiking #trails #reseda #caballerocanyontrail #fun #tarzana

A post shared by Roberto Calles (@rob_tek) on Jan 25, 2015 at 6:33pm PST

Located on the Northern side of the Santa Monica Mountains, in Tarzana, this trail features a 625-foot elevation change.

The trail begins on Reseda Boulevard, at the Caballero Canyon Trailhead, with awesome views of the Caballero Canyon.

  • Location- The Santa Monica Mountains in Los Angeles County and Ventura County, within the Marvin Braude Mulholland Gateway Park.
  • Length- 3.4 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 1 hour & 15 minutes.
  • Fees & Permits- Free!
  • Dogs must be on a leash

 

3. Lunada Canyon Trail

That road less traveled • #trailrunning #sunset #pacificocean #LunadaCanyonTrail

A post shared by Pierre Cadena (@pierrecadena5) on Dec 9, 2017 at 4:12pm PST

Located between residential ridges, this trail features a 550-foot elevation change.

The trail starts at your choice of the bottom or the top of the Lunada Canyon, with great views of the Agua Amarga Canyon and the Lunada Bay.

  • Location- The Palos Verdes Peninsula in the South Bay region of Los Angeles County, within the Agua Amarga Ecological Reserve.
  • Length- 1.9 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 40 minutes.
  • Fees & Permits- Free!
  • Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on a leash.

 

4. Pacific Valley Bluff Trail

Views along the #PacificValleyBluffTrail #seemontereybay #seemonterey #BigSur #BigSurCa #BigSurCalifornia #westcoast #california #CentralCaliforniaCoast #igerscalifornia #californiacoast #visitcalifornia #borninfornia

A post shared by L.Bell (@lbell.abroad) on Jul 18, 2016 at 2:15pm PDT

 

Located in Big Sur, this trail features a 50-foot elevation change.

The trail begins on the Western side of Highway 101, with stunning views of the Santa Lucia Mountain Range and the Big Sur Coastline.

  • Location- The Los Padres National Forest in Monterey, Kern, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.
  • Length- 1.1 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 25 minutes.
  • Fees & Permits- Free!
  • Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on a leash

 

5. Rubio Canyon Trail

.. canine tour guide and fitness trainer. #rubiocanyon #rubiocanyontrail #hiking

A post shared by Kenneth Charlson (@magic88ball) on Mar 6, 2016 at 5:39pm PST

Located in Altadena, this trail features a 350-foot elevation change.

The trail starts at the Rubio Vista Road Trailhead, with amazing views of several waterfalls.

  • Location- The San Gabriel Mountains in Northern Los Angeles County and Western San Bernardino County.
  • Length- 1.3 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 30 minutes.
  • Fees & Permits- Free!
  • Dogs are permitted

 

6. Zuma Canyon Trail

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This trail features a 115-foot elevation change.

The trail begins in Malibu, with stunning views of Zuma Canyon.

  • Location- The Santa Monica Mountains in Los Angeles County and Ventura County.
  • Length- 2.8 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 1 hour.
  • Fees & Permits- Free!
  • Dogs are permitted but must be kept on a leash

 

Florida Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails

7. Ancient Dunes Trail

#roadtrip#AnastasiaIsland#StAugustine#Florida#AnastasiaStatePark#ancientdunestrail

A post shared by Tamiko Investments (@tamikoinvestmts) on Dec 23, 2017 at 9:42am PST

This trail is the official nature trail for the Anastasia State Park, which provides you with an up-close and personal view of the native habitats of the area.

  • Location- The Anastasia State Park on Anastasia Island, in St. Augustine.
  • Length- 0.7 miles round trip.
  • Difficulty- Moderate
  • Fees & Permits- Florida state park admission fees are $2.00 each for pedestrians & bicyclists and free for children under 6 years of age!
  • Dogs are permitted but must be kept on a leash

8. Lake Talquin Nature Trail

This weekend's hike with #Penny and company. #bearcreekeducationalforest #laketalquinstateforest #wildflorida

A post shared by Samantha Lynn (@samlynn8round2) on Mar 11, 2017 at 10:39am PST

This trail provides you with awesome views of the Ochlockonee River and forest-filled ravines.

  • Location- The Lake Talquin State Park between Lee County and Gadsden County, in Tallahassee.
  • Length- 1.1 miles round trip.
  • Difficulty- Easy
  • Fees & Permits- Florida state park admission fees are $2.00 each for pedestrians & bicyclists and free for children under 6 years of age!
  • Leashed pets are welcome

 

9. Marshall Swamp Trail

On the trail with Hero. His first 5miler. #dapuppy #hiking #gooddog #Floridabeautiful #floridatrail #marshallswamptrail

A post shared by Jessica Watson (@seeyou_beyou_onthemat) on Feb 4, 2017 at 12:51pm PST

This trail is slightly elevated over Marshall Swamp, which features a dense, lush forest that is home to ancient oak trees.

  • Location- The Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway in Silver Springs.
  • Length- 4.5 miles round trip.
  • Difficulty- Easy to Moderate
  • Fees & Permits- Free!
  • Dogs must be on a leash

 

10. Old Datsun Trail

I see you..🐾 . . . #germanshepherd #gsd #gsdpuppy #germanshepherdpuppy #gsdofinstagram #gsdunited #gsdofig #gsdlove #gsdstagram #nikon #dog #dogsofinstagram #dogsthathike #dogsthatexplore #dogsonadventures #greatoutdogs #photography #puppy #pup #pupper #puppiesofinstagram #puppyoftheday #puppylove #pupsofinstagram #pupsofig #florida #basspropup

A post shared by Rika (@rikagsd) on Mar 6, 2018 at 5:03pm PST

This trail slinks through land that used to be home to numerous vegetable farms, with awesome views of purple Spiderwort wildflowers and large oak trees.

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  • Location- The Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park in Punta Gorda.
  • Length- 1.7 miles round trip.
  • Difficulty- Moderate
  • Fees & Permits- Free!
  • Dogs must be kept on a leash

 

11. Steinhatchee Trail

Steinhatchee Falls! 💗 #steinhatchee #steinhatcheefalls

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This trail waltzes through oak hammocks and pine flatwoods, which leads to Steinhatchee Falls, Florida’s widest waterfalls.

  • Location- The Lower Steinhatchee Conservation Area, which surrounds the Steinhatchee River, South of U.S. Route 27, in Steinhatchee.
  • Length- 3.3 miles round trip.
  • Difficulty- Easy to Moderate
  • Fees & Permits- Free!
  • Dog must be on a leash.

Related: Top 31 REAL Dog-Friendly Beaches in the U.S.

 

12. Tucker Bayou Trail

Love evening on the water. #tuckerbayou

A post shared by Libby Fisher (@egfisher61) on Jun 11, 2018 at 6:11am PDT

This fun and scenic trail provides you with amazing views of Tucker Bayou.

  • Location- The Eden Gardens State Park in Point Washington.
  • Length- 0.9 miles round trip.
  • Difficulty- Easy
  • Fees & Permits- Florida state park admission fees are $2.00 each for pedestrians & bicyclists and free for children under 6 years of age!
  • Dog must be on a leash.

 

Illinois Dog-Friendly Trails

13. Big Rocky Hollow Trail

It was one of those March days where the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: When it is summer in the sun, And winter in the shade. -Charles Dickens #ferneclyffe #ferneclyffestatepark #statepark #illinois #hiking #hike #nature #natureporn #naturegram #shawneenationalforest #shawnee #nationalforest #southernillinois #carbondale #carbondaleillinois #dickens #charlesdickens #wander #trees #creek #bigrockyhollowtrail #sunshine #spring #march #inthewoods

A post shared by Tayler Hill (@taydelanie) on Mar 6, 2017 at 7:16am PST

This scenic trail, which is surrounded by large boulders and a meandering stream, ends with a stunning, intermittent 100-foot waterfall.

  • Location- The Ferne Clyffe State Park in Goreville.
  • Length- 0.7 miles round trip.
  • Difficulty- Easy
  • Leashed dogs only!

 

14. Chicago Lakefront Trail

That lake is so big that it has wave breakers! 🌊 #chicagolakefronttrail #chicago #layover #cabincrewlife #professionaltimetraveler

A post shared by Asinha (@a_marieve) on Mar 30, 2018 at 6:18pm PDT

  • This trail runs through 4 major parks- Lincoln Park, Grant Park, Burnham Park and Jackson Park- as well as 2 dog parks– Montrose Dog Beach and Edgewater Dog Park and several local attractions, including the Museum of Science & Industry, the South Shore Cultural Center and the Waveland Clock Tower.
  • Location- Lake Michigan’s Western shores in Chicago.
  • Length- 19 miles
  • Dog must be on a leash.

 

15. Illinois & Michigan Canal State Trail

I love getting to explore our new home! This might be my favorite running path so far, reminds me of running on the trails behind MNU! #runningviews #latergram

A post shared by Justean Ryman (@justean_ryman) on Sep 22, 2015 at 7:10pm PDT

This trail meanders from the city of LaSalle to the city of Ottawa, with scenic lakes and sandstone bluffs along the way.

  • Location- The Western side of the Illinois & Michigan Canal.
  • Length- 15 miles
  • Difficulty- Easy
  • You must keep your dog on a leash

16. Jane Addams Trail

Ran across the all new Orangeville, IL covered bridge during my 20-miler today…looks great!!! #run #marathon-training #trail-running #JaneAddamsTrail

A post shared by steve withington (@stevewithington) on Mar 22, 2015 at 5:28pm PDT

This trail is part of the Grand Illinois Trail, which is the longest trail in Illinois, at 575 miles long.

The trail, which used to be home to a railway, travels from the city of Freeport to the Illinois-Wisconsin State Line. It goes over the course of 22 bridges, through an array of state communities and villages, including Buena Vista, Orangeville, Red Oak and Scioto Mills.

  • Location- Stephenson County
  • Length- 17 miles
  • Dog must be on a leash.

 

17. Skokie Valley Trail

There was a cotton candy sky in Lake Bluff last night. #lakebluff #northshore #skokievalleybikepath #skokievalleytrail

A post shared by seearkay (@seearkay) on Mar 17, 2015 at 10:52am PDT

This trail is known as a rail-with-trail corridor. If you have never heard this term before, don’t worry; I had to look it up because I had no clue what it was!

So, a rail-with-trail is basically a working railway that doubles as a recreational trail. In this case, the trail is set 40 feet away from the railway.

Pretty neat, huh? The trail connects the suburban city of Highland Park with the village of Lake Bluff.

  • Location- Lake County
  • Length- 9.8 miles
  • Dog must be on a leash.

 

18. Tunnel Hill State Trail

Tunnel Hill State Trail #gorevilleillinois #tunnelhillstatetrail #shawneenationalforest #landscapephotography

A post shared by Jamie Stacy (@momofmadster2010) on Mar 28, 2018 at 2:12pm PDT

This trail starts in the city of Eldorado (Saline County) and ends between the villages of Cypress (Johnson County) and New Grand Chain (Pulaski County).

The trail is the home of a former railway and waltzes through lush wetlands, open farmland and thick forests.

  • Location- The city of Vienna in Johnson County.
  • Length- 53.4 miles
  • Dog must be on a leash.

 

Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails New York

19. Ampersand Mountain Trail

#ampersandmountaintrail in the #adirondacks

A post shared by @ automatix6 on Sep 5, 2017 at 11:37am PDT

This trail provides you with a tranquil hike, meandering through a lush forest, to a bare-rock summit that provides you with 360-degree views of the Adirondack Mountains High Peaks and the 3 Saranac Lakes (Upper, Middle & Lower).

  • Location- The Adirondack Park in Saranac Lake.
  • Length- 5.4 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 1 hour & 53 minutes.
  • Elevation Gain- 1775 feet.
  • Must keep dog on a leash

 

20. Cornish Estate Trail

Appreciating mid-hike sculpture art. #cornishestatetrail #hudsonhighlands #coldspring #cashewthepom

A post shared by Natalie Neusch (@natalieneu) on Aug 6, 2017 at 2:42pm PDT

This trail features a babbling brook, panoramic views of the Hudson River and ruins of the former Cornish Estate.

  • Location- The Hudson Highlands State Park in Cold Spring.
  • Length- 4.9 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 1 hour & 40 minutes.
  • Difficulty- Easy to Moderate.
  • Elevation Gain- 1387 feet.
  • Only dogs on leashes allowed

 

21. Giant Ledge & Panther Mountain Trail

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A post shared by Chris Fitz (@christopher_fitz) on Jun 21, 2018 at 4:01pm PDT

Within the first 0.8 miles of this hike, you’ll climb about 540 feet! The 1.6-mile mark provides you with stunning views of Terrace and Wittenberg Mountains, as well as the Devil’s Path Mountains.

  • Location- The Catskill State Park in Big Indian.
  • Length- 6.9 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 2 hours & 15 minutes.
  • Difficulty- Moderate
  • Dog must be on a leash.

 

22. Hardscrabble Wilderness Area Trail

Sunday funday! Hiking near Grandma's house! #sundayfunday #westchestercounty #briarcliffmanor #hiking #hardscrabblewildernessarea #hikingdogs #hikingwithdogs #dogsthathike #alaskankleekai #akk #kleekai #kleekaisofinstagram #instadog #dogstagram #dogsofinstagram #instapet #petstagram #nofilter

A post shared by Kiska (@kleekaikiska) on Nov 13, 2016 at 4:56pm PST

This is one of the most popular dog-friendly hiking trails in New York! It features babbling brooks, a cozy pond and rolling hills.

  • Location- The Hardscrabble Wilderness Area in Briarcliff Manor.
  • Length- 3.5 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 1 hour & 15 minutes.
  • Difficulty- Easy to Moderate.
  • Dog must be on a leash.

23. Point Woods Loop Trail

My deepest connection. ✌ #montaukpoint #myhappiness #montauklighthouse #theend #sunrise

A post shared by Kelly 🤙📷 (@keltel23) on Apr 22, 2018 at 5:58pm PDT

This trail takes you across the Eastern section of Long Island, providing you with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and up-close views of the Montauk Lighthouse.

  • Location- The Camp Hero State Park and the Montauk Point State Park, both in Montauk.
  • Length- 5.5 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 1 hour & 53 minutes.
  • Elevation Gain- 160 feet.
  • Difficulty- Easy
  • Dog must be on a leash.

 

24. Stump Pond Loop Trail

The rest of the pics from my day at the park that didn't go through 😊 I miss my toy… #crapphone #dogsofinstagram #dogtricks #dogs #tollers #tollersofinstagram #lake #blydenburghlake #ducktoller #losttoy #goswimming #nature #greatoutdoors

A post shared by Duke (@ducktollerduke) on Sep 4, 2017 at 9:57am PDT

The park encompasses Stump Pond, AKA Blydenburgh Lake, the 2nd largest lake on Long Island. The trail waltzes through relatively flat terrain and lush forested hills.

  • Location- The Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown.
  • Length- 6.6 miles round trip.
  • Walking Time- 2 hours & 15 minutes.
  • Difficulty- Easy
  • Leashed dogs only

 

Texas Dog-Friendly hiking Trails

25. Hoblitzelle Park Trail

#bestoftheday #hoblitzellepark #gramoftheday #igtexas #instadfw #instagramtexas #jj_lonestarstate #snapftworth #so7district #stellar_shots #snaptexas #planotx #supporttexasartists #texastoday #trees #welovetexas #wearetxgmers

A post shared by Gail K. (@whiterocktx) on Mar 16, 2014 at 8:46pm PDT

The park is neatly maintained by the City of Plano Parks & Recreation Department. This scenic trail meanders through the main section of Hoblitzelle Park and the banks of Russell Creek.

  • Location- The Hoblitzelle Park in Plano.
  • Length- 3.6 miles round trip.
  • Elevation Gain- 154 feet.
  • Must keep dog on leash

 

26. Lake Mineral Wells State Trailway

I love a good camping trip, but I must say winter camping is more my style! (Don’t worry about overhearing, we have an A.C. hooked up to our tent)

A post shared by Marceline (@marceline.the.frenchie) on Jun 16, 2018 at 1:11pm PDT

This trail runs between Mineral Wells and Weatherford (Parker County) and features awesome views of Lake Mineral Wells and up-close views of one of the state’s largest American Elm tree.

  • Location- Mineral Wells, in Palo Pinto County and Parker County.
  • Length- 40 miles round trip.
  • Dog must be on a leash.

 

27. Rock Island Rail Trail

Day 72. I’m pleased to announce that as of this week I’ve walked a total of over 1,000 miles since my journey began last April. A rough calculation puts me about 1/3 of the way to my proposed destination. (Some might say there’s 2/3 remaining.) I fooled myself into thinking today would be a “light day,” a “day of rest.” The joke was on me. I decided that instead of spending the whole day in the motel room looking at possible routes and otherwise driving myself nuts, I’d just walk from one end of Amarillo to the other and make it a short day. (At this point 12 miles is a short day.) So I left the Days Inn at 11:15 am after an early breakfast AND an early lunch, and walked to the Super 8 Motel, 12 miles to the East. The route I chose was great for the first 3 miles. I walked along Rock Island Rail Trail, one of many such trails that have been reclaimed from unused railroad routes and converted to walking/biking trails. They’re generally lovely, as was this one. The entrance was 1/2 block from where I was staying, and I was even able to stop at a Dollar General and pick up some supplies along the way. Unfortunately the end of the Trail dumped me in a pretty seedy part of Amarillo. I didn’t like the look of the guys hanging around the street corners, so I moved a couple of blocks over, which was more comfortable. The problem was that the route had me walking along the I-40 access road, which was busy and had no discernible shoulder. It was so bad I moved again to a parallel street. This took me through a couple of miles of modest Latino family neighborhoods. When that road dead-ended, I was back on the Interstate access road with the noise and the trucks. (Sigh.) Finally I spied my motel. So, after a 4 hour walk, I’m sitting in the air-conditioned “quiet” of my room, eating a late second lunch (or maybe it’s an early first dinner). Early this morning it seems to have rained. I wasn’t aware because I didn’t even leave the room until 11 am. It could have snowed and I wouldn’t have known. #NotesAlongTheJourney #AmarilloTX #Super8 #RockIslandRailTrail #DollarGeneral

A post shared by Robert Schoen (@jazztonight) on Mar 18, 2018 at 5:06pm PDT

This trail runs between Coulter Street and 7th Avenue, running parallel with Plains Boulevard.

  • Location- Amarillo, in Potter County.
  • Length- 8 miles round trip.
  • Dog must be on a leash.

 

28. Russell Creek Park Trail

mommy took me and sissy to the park for a long walk!! i got to see ducks for the first time but i didn’t care about them much, i am sooooo sleepy now!!! #sundayfunday #russelcreekpark #labradoodlesofinstagram #pitbullsofinstagram #walks #everyonelovesme

A post shared by Chief Biscuit (@chiefthedood_) on Jan 28, 2018 at 3:22pm PST

This trail meanders by Skaggs Elementary School and Rice Middle School and waltzes along a peaceful creek with beautiful hardwood trees.

  • Location- The Russell Creek Park in Allen.
  • Length- 3.4 miles round trip.
  • Elevation Gain- 26 feet.
  • Dog must be on a leash.

 

29. Turtle Creek Leisure Trail

Nature’s so beautiful and peaceful 😊🌲🌹🌼

A post shared by Keitharino (@modern.keith) on May 23, 2018 at 5:04pm PDT

This trail travels between Avondale Avenue and Maple Avenue, neighboring Turtle Creek.

  • Location- The Robert E. Lee Park in Dallas.
  • Length- 2 miles round trip.
  • Elevation Gain- 62 feet.
  • Leashed dogs only.

 

Whether you are a beginner hiker or a pro, or you just want to spend some quality time with your dog, one of these great dog-friendly hiking trails is likely to suit you well. And the best part is that you can take your pooch right along with you! How absolutely cool is that?

Have you ever been on any of these dog-friendly hiking trails in the U.S.? Tell us your favorites!

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    Deanna is a passionate animal lover and freelance writer. She lives with her Chi dog and a ragdoll cat. When she’s not writing, Deanna loves listening to country music or watching Dancing With The Stars.

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