Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Canada

If your dog likes to ruff it, bring Fido hiking in Canada. Our dog friendly hiking section includes everything from easy one-hour walks to fantastic overnight trips in Canada that won’t be soon forgotten. Seriously, go take a hike!

Courtenay Air Park

Courtenay, BC

Courtenay Air Park A wheel chair accessible paved path that parallels the water. Popular with dog walkers, strollers, and runners (Please note that leashes are mandatory on this trail). See Details

Parc de la Promenade-Bellerive

Montreal, QC

Parc de la Promenade-Bellerive Parc de la Promenade-Bellerive in Montreal, QC is pet-friendly. This is the perfect place for you and your pup to escape city life. There is a path that you can walk along the river, as well as a number of small beaches. In the summer, it is host to social activities and outdoor shows. Dogs must be leashed while enjoying this Montreal spot. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind. See Details

Patricia Ravine

Edmonton, AB

Patricia Ravine Fido can explore off-leash at the Patricia Ravine! The trek features paved and granular mix paths and water access. Dogs hiking the Patricia Ravine must be cleaned up after and licensed during their visit. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand. See Details

Arrowhead Provincial Park

Huntsville, ON

Arrowhead Provincial Park Dog-friendly Arrowhead Provincial Park is a beautiful day use and camping area in Huntsville, ON. The park provides access to Arrowhead and Mayflower Lake, three sandy beach areas, campsites, hiking trails, a waterfall & equipment rentals. Open year round, the park is a popular place to hike, mountain bike, paddleboard, snowshoe and cross-country ski. See Details

Nature Park Saint-Lazare's Les Forestiers

Saint-Lazare, QC

Nature Park Saint-Lazare's Les Forestiers Outdoor enthusiasts can walk the trails of the Nature Park, while following public health guidelines. The main building is open for its toilet facilities. Dogs are allowed on a leash at all times in the trails, but not on the main site. No bikes allowed at the park. See Details

Shubie Park

Dartmouth, NS

Shubie Park Shubie Park is a pet-friendly park in Dartmouth. This urban park has a lake on either side and is a great place to explore with your leashed pooch. There are canals, trails and benches throughout the park, but the highlight is an off-leash area. The space is not fenced, so keep an eye on your pup and don't let them wander too far away. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind. See Details

Gorge Park

Coaticook, QC

Gorge Park Gorge Park, or Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook, is a pet-friendly recreational spot in Coaticook, QC. From snowshoe adventures during winter to hiking the famous hanging bridge during summer, people and pups will find beauty and fun in this park whenever they choose to visit. The suspended walkway in the park is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in North America and is a sight to behold. If you decide to cross with your canine, you'll be treated to epic views of the gorge below. The bridge can be accessed via the Gorge Trail and is part of the Foresta Lumina experience. This section of the park is only open during the summer. See Details

Green Gables Heritage Place

Cavendish, PE

Green Gables Heritage Place Green Gables Heritage Place in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island is pet friendly. This 19th century farm and literary landmark inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery, the author of Ann of Green Gables. Stoll with Fido around the idyllic farmstead and red woodland pathways. Pups are not permitted in the historic buildings, but are welcome to join you on a leash around the pretty trails that wind through the property. See Details

Train Wreck

Whistler, BC

Train Wreck Train Wreck trail is a popular dog-friendly attraction just south of Whistler. The short hiking trail follows the Sea To Sky Trail and crosses a suspension bridge, offering scenic views of the Cheakakmus River rushing below before arriving at the colorfully painted box cars, which have sat in the forest since 1956. To get to the Whistler Train Wreck, follow the trail at the side of Jane Lakes Road past the Sea To Sky Trail sign and into the forest. See Details

Etobicoke Valley Dog Park

Mississauga, ON

Etobicoke Valley Dog Park Etobicoke Valley Dog Park is a pet recreation area located along a creek in Mississauga. The park features multiple places for dogs to swim and a path that runs along the creek through a forested area. There's also a large open area for dogs to run as well. The park is not fully fenced, so only dogs who answer to recall should be allowed off-leash. Clean up any mess left behind to preserve the cleanliness of the natural area and habitat of other animals who live there. See Details

Parc Doncaster

Sainte-Adele, QC

Parc Doncaster Nice Hiking trails. Dogs must be on leashe. See Details

Parc Saint-René

Gatineau, QC

Parc Saint-René Parc Saint-René is pet-friendly. This public park welcomes leashed dogs to explore with their owners. You can even enjoy wandering without the constraints off the leash if your pooch has good recall. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind. The park is open every day of the week from 6am to 12am. See Details

Spencer Gorge Wilderness Area

Hamilton, ON

Spencer Gorge Wilderness Area Spencer Gorge Wilderness Area is pet-friendly. This is a reservations only natural area, so don't forget to book a spot before turning up with your pup. Overlooking the former town of Dundas, the Spencer Gorge Natural Area is made up of a southern-facing section of the Niagara Escarpment. Enjoy a walk alongside Spencer Creek and Logie’s Creek, both of which flow through this area. Spencer Gorge is the central feature of this area, a y-shaped gorge that has been weathered by a waterfall over time. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after. See Details

Mama Bears Trail of Tears

Cumberland, BC

Mama Bears Trail of Tears A beautiful forest trail maintained by the Cumberland Forest Society and popular with local dog owners. Located off Comox Lake Road in the Cumberland Community Forest. See Details

Fifty Point Conservation Area

Hamilton, ON

Fifty Point Conservation Area Fifty Point Conservation Area is a dog-friendly attraction in Hamilton, ON. Situated on Lake Ontario, leashed pets are welcome to accompany you on a family picnic or hike around the trail loop at this popular scenic spot. Please note that pets are not permitted at Fifty Point Beach. See Details

Mill Creek Ravine North

Edmonton, AB

Mill Creek Ravine North Mill Creek Ravine North is an off-leash area perfect for walking your pooch. The area features a granular path and water access. It is not fenced. The granular trail along the bottom of the ravine to the 82 Ave overpass is the only space where dogs can explore off-leash. Dogs must be licensed and cleaned up after. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand. Mill Creek Ravine North is open daily from 5am to 11pm. See Details

Rock Point Provincial Park

Dunnville, ON

Rock Point Provincial Park Rock Point Provincial Park is a dog-friendly recreation area in Dunnville, ON that features a hiking trail and sandy beach for you and Fido to explore. Pups are welcome but must be leashed and cleaned up after. See Details

Mushroom and Wild Edibles Walk

Kingston, ON

Mushroom and Wild Edibles Walk Fido can join you for a dog-friendly Mushroom and Wild Edibles Walk in Kingston, Ontario. The walk is a comfortable four hours on beautiful property, and your dog is welcome to be off leash! There is also a spot for swimming. This hike is hosted by an expert so you're safe to take home all your findings and cook a fabulous meal. See Details

Confederation Trail

Saint Peters Bay, PE

Confederation Trail Confederation Trail is a pet-friendly former railway line that runs from one tip of Prince Edward Island to the other. The 270-mile pathway starts in Tignish and ends up in Elmirais, crossing through Emerald, Royalty, Mt. Stewart, New Harmony, Cardigan and Wood Islands North along the way. This easy recreational trail is great for all levels of hikers and bikers who want to see the diverse island. See Details

Windsor Park

Ottawa, ON

Windsor Park Windsor Park is a pet-friendly park in Ottawa, ON. Bring Fido with you for a leisurely stroll on the paved pathways that weave through open fields and wooded areas. Well-behaved dogs under voice control can be off leash on the trail along the river, between Windsor Ave and Billings Bridge. Please remember to clean up after your pet. See Details