Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Collins, WI

There are 4 dog-friendly hiking trails within 20 miles of Collins. 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 Collins.

Lower Cato Falls

Reedsville, WI

Lower Cato Falls Lower Cato Falls is a pet-friendly recreation area in Reedsville, WI. It's 84 acres and includes both, developed areas with amenities and wooded or rocky areas in their natural state. Fido can join you for a hike on the nature trails, a picnic on the lawn or pavilion, a game of disc golf, or for a wade in the Manitowoc River. Dogs are welcome on a leash in the park and in the water, as the current can run too quickly at times. See Details

Maribel Caves Trailhead

Maribel, WI

Maribel Caves Trailhead Maribel Caves Trailhead is a pet-friendly trail located inside Cherney Maribel Caves County Park in Maribel, WI. Fido is welcome to join as you explore the grounds, but dogs must remain on a leash. Dogs are also allowed on the guided tours of the caves. Please note that this activity is seasonal. Visitors should inquire for dates and times of tours. See Details

Sheboygan Marsh State Wildlife Area

Glenbeulah, WI

Sheboygan Marsh State Wildlife Area Outdoor enthusiasts and their four-legged adventure companions are welcome to explore the Sheboygan Marsh State Wildlife Area in Glenbeulah, WI. This dog-friendly recreation space offers a range of amenities, including canoeing, hiking, fishing, hunting, wildlife viewing and more. Pets must be on a maximum eight-foot leash, attended at all times and picked up after. See Details

Killsnake Wildlife Area

Chilton, WI

Killsnake Wildlife Area Killsnake Wildlife Area located in Chilton, WI is a pet-friendly recreation space where visitors can bring their furry companions along to enjoy birding, canoeing, hunting, wildlife viewing and hiking. To ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment, pets must always be kept on a leash no longer than eight feet, they must always be attended, and owners must pick up their waste. See Details