Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Otis, MA

There are 2 dog-friendly hiking trails in Otis, and 26 more nearby. 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 Otis.

Pet Friendly Tolland State Forest
Tolland State Forest
Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners at Tolland State Forest in East Otis, Massachusetts. The centerpiece of this pet-friendly park is Otis Reservoir, where you can enjoy fishing and boating. You and Fido can also explore the lovely trails here by hiking, biking or cross-country skiing.
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Pet Friendly Tolland State Forest
Tolland State Forest
Tolland State Forest is a pet-friendly spot in Otis, MA. Your four-legged companion can tag along as you explore the area. Activities include hiking, sailing, fishing and kayaking. Please be aware of hunting season and note that there's a parking fee and dogs can't use the beach.
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Pet Friendly Norman Rockwell Museum
Norman Rockwell Museum
Leashed dogs are welcome to join you as you explore the pet-friendly grounds of the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, MA. The museum houses the world’s largest and most significant collection of Rockwell’s work. While Fido can not browse the artwork inside, the grounds offer 36 acres to explore, including sculptures, lovely landscaping, scenic views and picnic tables. Note that pets may not be left unattended in cars or anywhere else for owners to enter the museum.
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Pet Friendly Enders State Forest
Enders State Forest
Enders State Forest in Granby is a dog-friendly recreational area in Granby, CT. This diverse forest spreads out over Granby and across to the nearby Barkamsted area, offering wetlands and waterfalls galore. Fido is welcome to join you in the picnic areas and on the hiking trails of this forest.
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Pet Friendly Pittsfield State Forest
Pittsfield State Forest
Leashed dogs are welcome at Pittsfield State Forest, a pet-friendly natural area in Pittsfield, MA.There are 30 miles of trails to explore at this huge, 11,000-acre park, including the Taconic Crest Trail and the Tranquility. Berry Pond is also a popular spot in the park that offers swimming and fishing opportunities.
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Pet Friendly American Legion & Peoples State Forests
American Legion & Peoples State Forests
American Legion & Peoples State Forests are pet-friendly natural areas in Barkhamsted, CT. You can bring Fido with you to enjoy the beautiful, wooded areas and numerous trails as long as they are on a leash. This recreational area features trails ranging from less than a half mile to two miles for you and Fido to enjoy.
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Pet Friendly Monument Mountain Reservation
Monument Mountain Reservation
Leashed dogs are allowed at Monument Mountain Reservation in Great Barrington, MA. This pet-friendly natural space features beautiful and moderately strenuous hiking trails. One trail reaches the 1,642-foot summit of the mountain and offers incredible Housatonic River Valley views.
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Pet Friendly October Mountain State Forest
October Mountain State Forest
Leashed dogs are welcome at October Mountain State Forest, a pet-friendly park in Lee, MA. You and Fido can explore numerous different trails, including a portion of the Appalachian Trail and the Gorge Trail which passes the scenic Shermerhorn Gorge. Fishing, kayaking and cross-country skiing are also popular activities.
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Pet Friendly Beartown State Forest
Beartown State Forest
Leashed dogs are allowed at Beartown State Forest in Monterey, MA. Home to a 12,000-acre forest and Benedict Pond, you and Fido can take on the pet-friendly Benedict Pond Loop Trail, which circles the scenic pond. Although a nice location year round, one of the best times to visit is in autumn to enjoy the breathtaking fall foliage.
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Pet Friendly Haystack Mountain State Park
Haystack Mountain State Park
Haystack Mountain State Park is home to a rugged dog-friendly hike that winds all the way up to a 34-foot high stone tower at the summit of Haystack Mountain in Torrington, CT. If you don't fancy the hike, there's a road that leads to the top as well. Leashed pups are welcome in the picnic areas and on all of the hiking trails at this popular state park.
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Pet Friendly Wahconah Falls State Park
Wahconah Falls State Park
Leashed pups can join you at Wahconah Falls State Park, a dog-friendly park in Dalton, MA. You and Fido can explore the half-mile loop trail along the upper falls that offers stunning views. This park also features fishing opportunities and scenic picnic areas.
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Pet Friendly Granville State Forest
Granville State Forest
Leashed pups are welcome at Granville State Forest, a remote, dog-friendly natural space in Granville, MA. You can bring Fido with you to hike on trails through the woods that lead to waterfalls through stunning forests. Once you're finished exploring the area with your furry best friend, you can rest your heads at one of the pet-friendly campsites deep in the woods.
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Pet Friendly Dennis Hill State Park
Dennis Hill State Park
Dennis Hill State Park is a pet-friendly recreational area in Norfolk, CT. This 240-acre estate offers plenty of hiking opportunities and panoramic views from the summit overlook. Fido is welcome to join you in picnic areas and on hiking trails, but he must be leashed at all times.
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Pet Friendly Algonquin State Forest
Algonquin State Forest
Fido is welcome to join you as you hike in the beautiful Algonquin State Forest, a pet-friendly area in Winsted, CT. Pets must be on a leash at all times. This park features hiking trails, wildlife viewing and more.
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Pet Friendly Campbell Falls State Park Reserve
Campbell Falls State Park Reserve
Campbell Falls State Park Reserve is a pet-friendly recreational area in Norfolk, CT. This natural area offers plenty of hiking experiences for you to enjoy with your dog. Just keep Fido on a leash at all times.
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Pet Friendly Chesterfield Gorge
Chesterfield Gorge
Chesterfield Gorge is a pet-friendly recreational hub in Chesterfield, MA. Your furry friend can join you as you explore the area. Upon hiking the half-mile trail, you'll witness a dramatic rock canyon and the Westfield River, a popular spot for catch-and-release fly fishing. Please ensure Fido remains on a leash during your stay.
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Pet Friendly Becket Land Trust
Becket Land Trust
Becket Land Trust is a pet-friendly recreational hub in Becket, MA. Your leashed furry companion can tag along to explore over 300 areas. Established by a dedicated group of citizens, the park aims to preserve the town's rustic charm, safeguard its natural resources and conserve ecologically sensitive zones. Please keep your pup under control during your visit, and be aware that a parking fee is applicable.
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Pet Friendly Olivia's Overlook
Olivia's Overlook
Olivia’s Overlook, located in West Stockbridge, MA, offers a beautiful vista view and access to several dog-friendly hiking trails within the Yokun Ridge South reserve. Leashed pups are welcome to join you on your outdoor adventure through forests, ridgelines and peaceful paths. It's a scenic spot perfect for a relaxing walk or a longer hike with your four-legged friend.
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Pet Friendly Parsons Marsh Reserve
Parsons Marsh Reserve
Parsons Marsh Trail in Lenox, MA, offers a scenic dog-friendly walk through the woods. This 0.6-mile round-trip trail features a mix of packed trail and elevated boardwalk, making it accessible and easy to navigate. Built in 2018 to U.S. Forest Service accessibility standards, it’s a great spot for a peaceful stroll, geocaching or a picnic with your pup.
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Pet Friendly East Mountain State Forest
East Mountain State Forest
East Mountain State Forest is a pet-friendly route in Great Barrington, MA. Your leashed canine companion can tag along as you hop on this challenging trip along the Appalachian Trail. The area features four beautiful overlooks with views of three states. Please note the terrain is rugged and that the area is a habitat for coyotes, bears, deer, and turkeys.
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