If your dog likes to ruff it, bring Fido hiking in British Columbia. Our dog friendly hiking section includes everything from easy one-hour walks to fantastic overnight trips in British Columbia that won’t be soon forgotten. Seriously, go take a hike!
Stanley Park
Stanley Park is a pet-friendly recreation area spanning 1,000 acres in Vancouver, BC. This huge public park is a great place to go for a wander under shady trees on the paved trails and grass with your leashed pooch. The park is also home to a small fenced area where dogs can play off-leash. Pups are not allowed in the Rose and other Flower Gardens within the park.
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Golden Ears Provincial Park
Golden Ears Provincial Park is one of the largest parks in the province. The extensive system of trails within the park provides an excellent opportunity for hiking and horseback riding. During the summer, Golden Ears Provincial Park is extremely popular, especially on weekends. Visitors are advised that the park is subject to periodic closure to day-users and/or boaters when the day-use and/or boat launch parking lots fill to capacity. Pets must be kept on a leash no longer than 2 metres (6-1/2 feet) at all times. Pets to stay out of beach areas and park buildings, unless the area is designated “Pets Permitted” by a sign.
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Salt Spring Island Hiking Trails
Salt Spring has incredible hiking trails that are dog friendly. Three of our hikes take you and your dog up to mountain summits with spectacular views over the Southern Gulf Island of British Columbia in Canada. Trails vary from Easy short hikes in beautiful rainforests and along country road trails to moderate hikes through groves of Arbutus, Garry Oak and Popular trees to difficult hikes up rock and root laden paths up our mountains.
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Kanaka Creek Regional Park
Coastal rainforest, waterfalls and sandstone cliffs are a big draw in this regional park. Dogs are welcome but must be leashed and under control at all times. Please scoop your dog’s poop and dispose of it properly. The park features Canyon Trail and Riverfront Trails. Please note the park has extensive bear habitat and the animals that live here are wild and unpredictable.
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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.
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North Alouette Regional Greenway
BringFido for a walk along this scenic pathway past farmland, wetlands and forest. You will find views of the North Alouette River and the spectacular Coast Mountain Range. Dogs are welcome but must be leashed and under control at all times. Please scoop your dog's poop and dispose of it properly.
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Cottonwood Island Nature Park
Cottonwood Island Nature Park is pet-friendly. This trail system is open year-round. A 32-hectare park part of the Heritage River Trail System, connects a number of other parks along the Nechako and Fraser rivers. The trails wind along the Nechako River's shoreline. Leashed dogs are welcome on the trail, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them.
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Aberdeen Hills Park
Aberdeen Hills Park is pet-friendly. This park in Kamaloops includes a nice grassy area that you can enjoy with your leashed pup. Dogs are not allowed in the children's playground.
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Pineview Valley Park
Pineview Valley Park is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome on a leash, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. This recreation area centers around Python Lake. The park also includes a number of trails you can explore with your pooch.
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Fort to Fort Trail
Fort to Fort Trail is a dog-friendly walking and cycling path in Langley, BC. Situated along the banks of the Fraser River, the trail connects the Fort Langley National Historical Museum with the site of the original fort near Derby Reach Regional Park. Fort to Fort Trail is a 4.9 mile out-and-back route which is accessible year-round. Fido is welcome to join you on the trail but must be leashed.
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Mission Flats Nature Park
Mission Flats Nature Park is pet-friendly. Dogs are allowed off leash if they are under voice command. Make sure you clean up any mess that your pet leaves behind.
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Batchelor Nature Park
Batchelor Nature Park is pet-friendly. This green space is a popular place to bring your leashed pup for a nice walk in Kamloops. Dog owners are reminded to keep their pets under control and to clean up any mess that they leave behind.
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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.
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Dallas-Barnhartvale Nature Park
Dallas-Barnhartvale Nature Park is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome to join their owners off-leash, as long as they are under voice control. You and your pooch can explore winding trails, pause for a picnic, and journey through the wetland together.
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Valleyview Nature Park
Valleyview Nature Park is pet-friendly. Enjoy this open space with your pooch by your side. Explore the trails that wind around this park in Kamloops. There's no need for the constraints of a leash at this spot, as long as your dog is under voice command. Make sure you clean any mess up that your pets leave behind.
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North River Park
North River Park is pet-friendly. Enjoy this open space with your pooch by your side. There's no need for the constraints of a leash at this spot, as long as your dog is under voice command. Make sure you clean any mess up that your pets leave behind.
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West Highlands Park
West Highlands Park is pet-friendly. Dogs are allowed to join their owners at this park on a leash. Explore the trails during the day or night, which are lit by streetlights. The pathway can be used by joggers, cyclers and dog walkers alike.
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Heritage River Trail
Heritage River Trail is pet-friendly. Enter this trail from Cottonwood Island Nature Park with your leashed pup. Along the way, you'll find a boat and canoe launch, benches for a picnic with your pup, seasonal washrooms and tree carvings. The trail system can be accessed every day of the week from 6am to 11pm.
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Forests for the World
Forests for the World is pet-friendly. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on an outdoor adventure of the Prince George countryside on this trail network. Dog owners are reminded top clean up any mess that their pup leaves behind.
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Monmouth Park
Monmouth Park is pet-friendly. Enjoy this open space with your pooch by your side. There's no need for the constraints of a leash at this spot, as long as your dog is under voice command. Make sure you clean any mess up that your pets leave behind.
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