There are 22 dog friendly hiking trails within 20 miles of Redlands. 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 Redlands.
Castle Rock Trail
Castle Rock Trail is an easy, dog-friendly, 1.6 mile hike in San Bernardino National Forest that will take about 1 hour to complete with Fido. This short hike is a nice escape into beautiful scenery. Take in the lake views on a trail that is speckled with granite boulders. A small stream next to the trail leads into the lake.
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Alpine Pedal Path
Alpine Pedal Path is a 3.2-mile (one way) asphalt trail available for morning jogs, bike rides, leisurely walks, or just taking the dog for a walk. It boasts fresh air and beautiful scenery along the way. It has access points as well that lead to the lake and various beaches. Dogs are allowed at owner's full responsibility.
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Grays Peak Trail
Grays Peak Trail is a dog-friendly, moderately easy, 6.4-mile, out-and-back hike in San Bernardino National Forest that will take about 3.5 hours to complete with Fido. This trail is on the north side of the lake and will actually lead you to the backside of the mountain where water views disappear. However, losing the view of the water is worth the peace, quiet, and open vistas that take its place. This area is subject to closure due to habitat protection. Since this trailhead is within bald eagle habitat, it is closed during nesting season from winter to spring, sometimes extending into summer.
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Cougar Crest Bertha Peak Trail
The Cougar Crest Bertha Peak Trail is a moderately easy, 7.5 mile hike in San Bernardino National Forest that will take about 3 hours to complete with Fido. This is a great trail for beginners and the trail is popular for all types of people from runners to families. During the week the trail is fairly desolate. The trail is best used from March until September.
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Cougar Crest Trailhead
Cougar Crest Trailhead in Big Bear Lake, CA, offers moderate hiking. This dog-friendly trail is roughly 5 miles out and back. At the end, this trail meets up with the PCT at the base of Bertha Peak. You can follow this connection up a little over one mile and reach the peak as well. The views are spectacular and Fido will definitely be excited to go on this incredible journey.
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Pine Knot Trail to Grand View Point
Pine Knot Trail to Grand View Point is a dog-friendly, moderately easy, 6.9-mile hike in San Bernardino National Forest that will take about 3 hours to complete with Fido. For a shorter hike you can take Mill Creek Road, which turns into Forest Service Road 2N10/Skyline Drive, to a point just below the summit where the trail passes over the road.
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Woodland Trail
For an easy family hike, try the dog-friendly Woodland Trail in Big Bear, CA. This is a 1.5-mile loop is an interpretive trail that offers a self-guided tour of this dry-woodland area. The trail starts off HWY 38 about .2 miles west of Stanfield Cutoff and is well marked and has plenty of parking at the trailhead. Leashed dogs are allowed. An Adventure Pass or Interagency Pass is required for use of the amenities at the trailhead parking area.
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Lake Gregory Regional Park
Lake Gregory Regional Park is a dog-friendly recreational area located in the San Bernardino Mountains of Crestline, CA. In the summer, you can rent paddleboards, rowboats, paddleboats, sailboats, and water cycles. Outside of the swimming area, anglers will find excellent fishing for trout, catfish and bass. There is a dog park located on the South Shore (including a little one for small dogs), but the real fun is the 2.7-mile fitness trail featuring exercise stations along the scenic path around the lake. The lake's swimming area has restrooms, two snack bars, grills, picnic tables, picnic shelters, sand volleyball courts, and more. Dogs must be on a leash when visiting the park. Please note that dogs are not allowed on the beach, at events, or in any of the gated areas.
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Lake Perris State Recreation Area
Lake Perris State Recreation Area in Perris, CA, has some dog-friendly trails and campsites. Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed within 100 feet of the water. Fido can join you on the bike trail that loops around the lake, taking in the crystal waters and the rolling hills in the backdrop. You can also take your pooch into the campgrounds in the area. The park is open daily.
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Sycamore Canyon Park
Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park is a dog-friendly, 1,500-acre park, that is home to many rare species in Riverside, CA. A trail system allows locals and tourists alike to enjoy nature and provides amazing views of the city. Pets must be leashed and cleaned up after during their visit to the Park. Dog owners are asked to bring their own clean-up bags, and keep an eye out for snakes and other wildlife. The Park is open from a half hour before sunrise until a half hour after sunset, seven days a week. Parking and admission are free.
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California Citrus State Historic Park
The California Citrus State Historic Park is a dog-friendly park in Riverside, CA. Spanning over 400-acres of southern California, this park is a throwback to those that existed in the early 1900s, a time where citrus fruits were being touted as the second gold rush of the state. The California Citrus State Historic Park has lots of demonstration groves and picnic areas among the trees. Dogs aren't allowed in the buildings at the park, but they are welcome to walk leashed on several trails around the groves. Hours vary by season so be sure to check their website before visiting.
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Mount Rubidoux Trail
Mount Rubidoux Trail is a dog-friendly, easy 2.7 mile loop trail located near Riverside, CAthat features a river and a number of activity options. The trail is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. The views from the summit are stunning.
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Will Abell Memorial Trail at Arrowhead Ridge
Will Abell Memorial Trail at Arrowhead Ridge in Lake Arrowhead, CA is dog-friendly. Leashed dogs are permitted on the 1.9 mile loop through an 80-acre preserve under the San Bernardino Mountain Land Trust. The tree-lined trail should take about 1 hour to complete and offers a ridge top view of Lake Arrowhead. Visitors should carry water and pack out all trash.
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Terri Peak Trail
Terri Peak Trail is a moderately easy, dog-friendly, 2.8 mile hike in Lake Perris State Recreation Area that will take about 1.5 hours to complete with Fido. This well marked trail is a great way to train for higher altitude hikes. The trail has some very steep sections where you will gain a lot of elevation and is a great workout, and is accessible year-round. Dogs are able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. Lake Perris State Recreation Area charges a fee to enter. Fees are per vehicle. If you are entering on foot or bike there is no fee.
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Wildwood Canyon Park
Wildwood Canyon Park is a dog-friendly park in Yucaipa, CA. Located high above the hills of Yucaipa, Wildwood Canyon provides panoramic views of the stunning hills and valleys in the area. The area is covered in old oak wooded areas and broad grasslands. Fido can join you on all of the trails at the park, but they must be on a leash under six feet. Pet owners are also reminded to stay on the designated trails and to pick up after their pet to maintain the cleanliness of the area. Wildwood Canyon is open every day of the week from 7:30am to sunset.
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Little Bear Creek Trail
Little Bear Creek Trail is an easy, dog-friendly, 3.7-mile hike in San Bernardino National Forest that will take about 2 hours to complete with Fido. This hike will take you through the area where the final battle with the Old Fire of 2003 took place. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. This trail begins just behind the North Shore Campground on Hospital Rd. off of Hwy. 173.
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Bogart Regional Park
Bogart Regional Park is located 5 miles North of Beaumont at the North end of Cherry Valley situated in on the foothill of the stunning San Gorgonio. Bogart Park has over 400 acres of luscious green fields, amazing mountain views, and a picturesque fishing pond. Individual and group camping is available with fire rings, picnic areas, and restrooms. Equestrian, hiking, and biking trails meander through prestigious views and are perfect for leisurely dog walks, hiking, horseback or bike riding. The fishing pond is surrounded by hills allowing for a serene and scenic fishing experience.
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Cleghorn Ridge OHV Trail
Cleghorn Ridge OHV Trail is a moderately easy, dog-friendly, 12.2 mile hike in San Bernardino National Forest that will take about 4 hours to complete with Fido. The trail is primarily used for ohv/off road driving and is accessible year-round. The steady hike will take you to the top of a nice ridgeline.
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Islander Park Loop
Islander Park Loop is dog-friendly, easy .07-mile loop trail through the foothills of the Box Springs Mountains in Riverside, CA. It's a low-key dirt trail good for walking and jogging, and dogs are welcome on-leash.
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San Gorgonio Wilderness Trail
San Gorgonio Wilderness Trail is an extremely difficult, though dog-friendly, 16 mile hike in San Bernardino National Forest that will take about 9.5 hours to complete with Fido. Many hikers use this as training for Mount Whitney. Within the half mile after crossing Mill Creek you will gain 1000 feet in elevation as you switchback into the San Gorgonio Wilderness.
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Shields Peak Trail
Shields Peak Trail is an extremely difficult, 12.2 mile hike in San Bernardino National Forest that will take about 7.5 hours to complete with Fido. Heading into the San Gorgonio Wilderness and getting to the San Bernardino Divide is difficult on any trail. Even the most conditioned dogs will struggle on this trail. There are two springs on this trail, but you will want to bring extra water along and check your dogs paws often.
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Arcata Marsh & Wildlife Sanctuary
The Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary is home to the City of Arcata’s innovative wastewater treatment facility. The dog-friendly sanctuary is 307 acres, including freshwater marshes, salt marsh, tidal sloughs, grassy uplands, mudflats, brackish marsh, approximately 5 miles of walking and biking paths and an Interpretive Center. By integrating conventional wastewater treatment with the natural processes of constructed wetlands, Arcata has succeeded in turning wastewater into a resource. Dogs must be leashed.
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