Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Hunter, NY

There are 9 dog-friendly hiking trails within 20 miles of Hunter. 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 Hunter.

Pet Friendly Kaaterskill Falls
Kaaterskill Falls Kaaterskill Falls has been one of the region's most popular attractions in Haines Falls, NY, for centuries. This pet-friendly hike welcomes dogs to join you to view the magnificent two-tier 260-foot waterfall. Plan an early morning weekday trip to avoid crowds and be prepared for muddy or slippery conditions after heavy rainfall. Visitors can also take Laurel House Road to reach a popular viewing platform looking down onto the waterfall. See Details
Pet Friendly Ashokan Rail Trail
Ashokan Rail Trail Ashokan Rail Trail in Boiceville, NY, is pet friendly. This 11.5-mile flat recreational ADA path runs along Ashokan Reservoir and allows leashed dogs. A waste station is provided at the Boiceville Bridge Trailhead. See Details
Overlook Mountain Wild Forest Overlook Mountain Wild Forest is a pet-friendly spot in Woodstock, NY. Bring Fido out for a day to explore. The area hosts a hiking trail with a unique combination of a historic fire tower, mountain house ruins and impressive views. The summit of Overlook Mountain is one of the top three most visited locations in the Catskill Forest Preserve. Please keep Fido on a leash and look out for the Timber Rattlesnake. See Details
Kaaterskill Wild Forest Take Fido on an outing through dog-friendly Kaaterskill Wild Forest in Saugerties, NY. Located within the Catskill Forest Preserve, this 7,620-acre area offers year-round activities for you and your canine companion. Enjoy taking one of the many hiking trails in warmer months or venture out to cross-country ski & snowshoe in winter. The 2.4 mile Huckleberry Point Trail offers view across the Hudson Valley, Overlook Mountain, and peaks emerging from the distant Indian Head Wilderness. The long and steep Kaaterskill High Peak Trail is a 6.5 mile route popular with hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders alike. Camping is permitted within Kaaterskill Wild Forest and one designated primitive campsite can be found along the Escarpment Trail. See Details
Mine Kill State Park Mine Kill State Park is a pet-friendly spot in North Blenheim, NY. This state park contains great hiking trails to explore with your leashed pup. A separate parking area is 1/4 miles south of the main entrance if you prefer to see the falls from a viewing platform. Please note a maximum of two per are allowed in day-use areas unless prohibited by sign or directive. See Details
Mount Tremper Trail Mount Tremper Trail is pet-friendly. This mountainous hiking trail in New York welcomes leashed dogs to join their owners on an expedition. The best time to hike is March through November. Remember to bring snowshoes and boots for Fido if you plan on attempting the hike in winter. See Details
Sojourner Truth State Park Sojourner Truth State Park in Kingston, NY is pet-friendly. Opened in 2022, this beautiful state park honors African American abolitionist and suffragist Sojourner Truth and features one mile of Hudson River shoreline and river overlooks of pretty vistas. Elsewhere in the park, visitors will find 17 unique habitats like woods, wetlands, and a dramatic cliff and ridgeline; historic remnants of the brickmaking and ice harvesting industries; and quarried canyons. See Details
Catskills Visitor Center Catskills Visitor Center is a pet-friendly tourist information center in Mount Tremper, NY. Situated on 60-acres of forest, fields and wetlands, you and your leashed pooch can see the 80-foot tall Upper Esopus Fire Tower, explore 1.5-miles of nature trails, picnic areas, a covered pavilion, wildlife viewing, Esopus Creek access and much more. See Details
Panther Mountain from Fox Hollow Trail Panther Mountain from Fox Hollow Trail is a pet-friendly hike that starts in Shandaken, NY. This rugged route leads to stunning views of the Catskills Mountain Range, is rated difficult and is 9.5 miles in total out-and-back. The route should only be taken on by experienced canine hikers. See Details
Clermont State Historic Site Leashed pups are welcome on the grounds of Clermont State Historic Site, a dog-friendly historic estate and recreation area in Germantown, NY. There are a variety of trails and gardens spread across the grounds that you and your four-legged companion can explore. Dogs aren't permitted inside any of the buildings at this site. A waste station is provided to make cleaning up after Fido convenient. See Details
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