Dog Friendly Activities in Trout Creek, MT

There are 9 dog friendly activities within 20 miles of Trout Creek. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Trout Creek.

Thompson Falls Dog Park

Thompson Falls, MT

Thompson Falls Dog Park Thompson Falls Dog Park in Thompson Falls, MT, features separate large and small dog areas. There's water available in both areas. Each grassy lawn is fenced-in with a chain link fence and has a safe entrance, so Fido doesn't continue his run elsewhere. See Details

Revett Lake Trail

Wallace, ID

Revett Lake Trail Revett Lake Trail in Wallace, ID, is a 4-mile, pet-friendly hike that will take about 2 hours to complete with Fido. Revett Lake is a quaint little spot surrounded by ridges, forests, and meadows. Granite Peak, standing at 6814 feet, looms in the background. The hike to the lake is one of the easiest in the area. See Details

Saint Paul Lake Trail

Noxon, MT

Saint Paul Lake Trail Saint Paul Lake Trail in Noxon, MT, is an 8-mile, pet-friendly hike in the Kootenai National Forest that will take about 5 hours to complete with Fido. This trail is a must for those hiking with their dog. It will take you through beautiful wilderness scenery as it follows a refreshing creek and old-growth forest. Enjoy relaxing by the quiet lake. See Details

Bramlet Lake Trail

Libby, MT

Bramlet Lake Trail Bramlet Lake Trail is a dog-friendly, 3-mile hike located in Kootenai National Forest. This short hike will lead you to Little Bramlet Lake, which lies just inside the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness. The Libby, MT, trail lies outside the wilderness and used to be a mining road. Checking with the ranger station before embarking is a good idea, as the trailhead may move. See Details

Settlers Grove of Ancient Cedars Trail

Wallace, ID

Settlers Grove of Ancient Cedars Trail Settlers Grove of Ancient Cedars Trail in Wallace, ID, is a 3-mile hike in Idaho Panhandle National Forest that will take about 1.5 hours to complete with Fido. This pet-friendly trail is great for birding, hiking and walking. Dogs may be off-leash in some areas. See Details

Lost Buck Pass Trail

Libby, MT

Lost Buck Pass Trail Lost Buck Pass Trail is a pet-friendly 7.5-mile hike at Upper Geiger Lake that will take about 5 hours to complete with Fido. The Geiger Lakes are a popular destination in Libby, MT, because of the easy access, camping, fishing, and beautiful scenery. If you are looking for a more desolate trail, head to this area via the Fourth of July Creek Trail 115. See Details

Deer Lake Trail

Thompson Falls, MT

Deer Lake Trail Deer Lake Trail in Thompson Falls, MT, is a 7-mile, pet-friendly hike in the Lolo National Forest that will take about 4 to 5 hours to complete with Fido. If you are looking for more solitude than can be found at Cabin Lake, you may want to take this trail to Deer Lake. Few hikers make this strenuous hike. What makes it strenuous? The fact that the 2600 feet of elevation gain takes place almost entirely within one mile of the hike. See Details

Thompson Falls State Park

Thompson Falls, MT

Thompson Falls State Park Thompson Falls State Park is a dog-friendly recreation area in Thompson Falls, MT. The mature pine forest that sprawls over the park is worthy of an exploration from even the most discerning pooch hikers. The Thompson Falls Trail which runs along the Clark Fork River will connect to the HWY 200 trail leading to the nearby town. There are other hiking opportunities within the 36-acre park, as well as a family fishing lake. Dogs are welcome to join their owners throughout the park, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details

Lolo National Forest

Thompson Falls, MT

Lolo National Forest Fido can join you at Lolo National Forest, a dog-friendly recreation area in Thompson Falls, MT. Popular activities include hiking, cross-country skiing, camping, wildlife viewing and much more. Pets must be on a leash no longer than six feet in all developed areas and are not permitted in swimming areas. It's recommended to find the location of the specific trail or other site you're hoping to visit in this vast national forest. See Details