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Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Princeton, BC

Here are the dog-friendly hiking trails closest to Princeton. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners.

Pet Friendly Rivers Trail Aviation Way

Rivers Trail Aviation Way

Rivers Trail Aviation Way

Rivers Trail Aviation Way is a pet-friendly trail in Kamloops, BC. Enjoy this mostly flat path through the country near the Thompson River, which includes a mix of single track and long stretches of gravel roads that lead to an off-leash dog area. There's also beach access when the river is low. This area is known to be home to many birds, including eagles, so keep a close eye on smaller dogs.

Pet Friendly Othello Tunnels

Othello Tunnels

Othello Tunnels

Othello Tunnels is a dog-friendly hiking trail in Hope, BC. Leashed dogs are allowed on the 3.5 kilometer gravel trail. The easy round-trip hike will take you through the old railway tunnels and as such, flashlights are recommended. There are a few picnic tables near the parking area that are available seasonally. Rock falls and landslides are common in this area, so check the park's website in advance for closures or safety warnings. The trail is closed during the winter months.

Myra Canyon Trail

Myra Canyon Trail

Myra Canyon Trail in Naramata, BC is dog-friendly and welcomes leashed pets. Visited by over 70,000 tourists annually, this scenic walk provides spectacular views from a series of numbered trestle bridges. One way, the trail is 12km and leads visitors across numerous bridges and through tunnels which were once a portion of the Kettle Valley Railway.

Methow Trails

Regardless of the season, you and Fido can find plenty of outdoor fun at the pet-friendly Methow Trails in Winthrop, WA. Spring, summer and fall provide plenty of hiking opportunities where you can enjoy bird-watching and wildlife-viewing amidst stunning scenery. In the winter, you and your pup can enjoy 25 miles of excellent off-leash Nordic ski trails and the annual 'Doggie Dash' event in February. Trail passes are required for many of the trails, but no passes are needed for the dog-friendly Lunachick and Big Valley trails.

North Cascades National Park

Sedro-Woolley, WA

North Cascades National Park

Adventure through 750 miles of mountains and valleys in the pet-friendly North Cascades National Park in Sedro-Woolley, WA. Pets must be on a leash of six or fewer feet at all times when visiting this park with their owners. Dogs are permitted near Ross Lake and Lake Chelan recreation areas and on the Pacific Crest Trail.

Skyline Divide

Leashed pups are welcome to join their owners along the Skyline Divide in Darrington, WA. This six-mile hike in Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest will take about four or more hours to complete with Fido. During this dog-friendly hike, you can explore the old forests and alpine meadows while taking in the views of peaks and glacier-covered volcanoes. There is not much climbing on the trail, but packing water for you and Fido is advised.

Anderson and Watson Lakes

Anderson and Watson Lakes

Bring Fido to the Anderson and Waston Lakes in Darrington, WA. This six-mile hike in Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest will take about five hours to complete with Fido. During your pet-friendly journey, you can take in incredible views from the summit of Anderson Butte and can camp along the Watson Lakes or Anderson Lakes.

East Bank Baker Lake

East Bank Baker Lake

East Bank Baker Lake is a pet-friendly 28-mile trail in Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest in Concrete, WA. Depending on the distance traveled, this hiking path can take anywhere from four hours to four days to complete with Fido. You and Fido will revel in the natural beauty as you pass large firs, hemlocks, and cedars hung with lichen through old-growth forest with occasional passes to the lake.

Tomyhoi Lake

Tomyhoi Lake is a ten-mile trail in Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest in Glacier, WA. The views from the lake on this pet-friendly hike include many majestic summits. If you're interested in wildlife, keep an eye out for deer, black bears, mountain goats and other creatures.

Chain Lakes Loop

Chain Lakes Loop

Chain Lakes Loop is a dog-friendly, 22-mile hike in Wenatchee National Forest in Deming, WA, that takes two days to complete with Fido. This trail starts by climbing the slopes of a ski area, then enters alpine meadows before passing pristine lakes. It is essential to stay hydrated as this trail gets lots of sun, and your dog has several opportunities to do so at the various lakes and creeks.

East Creek Trail

East Creek Trail

The East Creek Trail is a 16-mile dog-friendly hike in Mazama, WA within the Okanogan National Forest that will take about two days to complete with Fido. Delight in this wild trail that explores the old forest and creek before opening into flowered meadows with mountain views. Keep an eye out for the abundant wildlife that resides here, including deer, coyotes, river otters, bobcats, cougars, black bears, lynx, owls, hawks and eagles just to name a few. Pups are welcome but must remain leashed.

Damfino Lakes Trail

Damfino Lakes Trail

Darrington, WA, is home to Damfino Lake, a seven-mile hike in Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest. This pet-friendly trail will take about four to five hours to complete with Fido. Walking through the forest, you'll find many huckleberries and great views of the nearby mountains.

Rasar State Park

Rasar State Park

Leashed pets are welcome to join you at Rasar State Park, a pet-friendly park in Concrete, WA. This park features hiking trails, restrooms, a campground, picnic area and more. You can also enjoy the views from the shoreline of the Skagit River.

Conconully State Park

Conconully State Park

Conconully State Park is a pet-friendly camping spot in Conconully, WA. Your furry friend is welcome to tag along while you enjoy several amenities throughout the year. The park is a fisherman's paradise in warmer months, with two lakes for boating and fishing. Facilities shut down when it's colder, but the area offers dog sledding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing with your furry friend.

Trail of Hope

Trail of Hope is a pet-friendly scenic trail along the Fraser Valley in Hope, BC. The route is a 1.4 mile loop, generally considered an easy trek, with access to the river and areas to rest. It is also a popular spot for birding, running and biking. Bring Fido along or an afternoon of exercise on the trail with a view of the beautiful river.

Ross Lake National Recreation Area

Ross Lake National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs are welcome to join you at the pet-friendly Ross Lake National Recreation Area, located within North Cascades National Park, in Rockport, WA. Enjoy a variety of hiking trails, camping and more. Please remember to clean up after your pets.

Spider Meadow and Phelps Basin

Leavenworth, WA

Spider Meadow and Phelps Basin

Spider Meadow and Phelps Basin is a 14-mile pet-friendly hike in Leavenworth WA within the Wenatchee National Forest that will take about eight hours to complete with Fido. This glacier-carved valley will have you taking in all of its splendor from the rocky ridges to the milky blue water of Phelps Creek. The grassy fields are a great spot to look for resident deer, bobcats, squirrels, coyotes and eagles to name a few.

Kenna Cartwright Park

Kenna Cartwright Park

Over 40 km of off-leash trails spread over 800 hectares. Owners can hike or mountain bike with their dog on single and double-track trails.

Cutthroat Lake

Cutthroat Lake is a 4-mile pet-friendly hike in Winthrop, WA within the Okanogan National Forest that will take about three hours to complete with Fido. The trail can be accessed from the campground and pass which share the same name. It is a pretty trail that leads to a nice lake. Pups are welcome but must remain leashed.

Poodle Dog Pass-Silver Lake-Twin Lakes Trail

Poodle Dog Pass-Silver Lake-Twin Lakes Trail

Poodle Dog Pass-Silver Lake-Twin Lakes Trail is an 11-mile hike in Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest in Skykomish, WA. The first four miles of the trail allow for a gentle stroll to the old mining town. Once past the town, the path will have you ascending a series of switchbacks. Ensure you bring the essentials for a comfortable journey with Fido.

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