Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Saskatchewan

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

Prince Albert National Park

Waskesiu Lake, SK

Prince Albert National Park Prince Albert National Park is a dog-friendly park in Waskesiu Lake, SK. Leashed dogs are welcome on the trails and on most beaches outside of buoyed swimming areas. There are 17 trails of various lengths that range from easy to difficult. See Details

Meewasin Valley Trail

Saskatoon, SK

Meewasin Valley Trail The Meewasin Valley Trail is dog-friendly! Leashed pets can explore the trail, which winds along both sides of the river, under bridges, and through parks and natural areas. Access points can be found throughout Saskatoon, with maps and signage along the route. The Meewasin Valley Trail is open year-round. See Details

Grasslands National Park

Val Marie, SK

Grasslands National Park Dogs are welcome at Grasslands National Park, where there are plenty of pet-friendly trails for you and Fido to check out. The park is made up of vast open prairies that create a canvas for a stunningly huge blue sky during the day and a twinkling masterpiece at night, ideal for stargazers. The 70 Mile Butte is the highest point in the park that gives you a great view of the whole park. The best time for you and Fido to check it out is early in the morning or near dusk for sunrise and sunset. Grasslands National Park is open every day of the week from 9:00am to 4:30pm. See Details

Fort Walsh National Historic Site

Maple Creek, SK

Fort Walsh National Historic Site Fort Walsh National Historic Site is dog-friendly. Technically, it's part of Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park and is also the site of the Cypress Hills Massacre. This working fort will take you back to the 1870s, where whiskey runners once roamed, and to a Canadian period dealing with the aftermath of the Battle of Little Big Horn. Pet owners should be warned that there will be loud bangs at certain times as reenactments and parades take place. Fort Walsh National Historic Site is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 5pm. See Details

Cranberry Flats Conservation Area

Saskatoon, SK

Cranberry Flats Conservation Area Located just outside of the city of Saskatoon, Cranberry Flats Conservation Area is dog-friendly! The Conservation area features large sandy beaches and a wheelchair accessible trail leading to a valley lookout. Dogs must be leashed for the entirety of their visit. Cranberry Flats Conservation Area is open from sunrise to sunset. For step by step directions to Cranberry Flats, check out its website. See Details

Blackstrap Provincial Park

Dundurn, SK

Blackstrap Provincial Park Blackstrap Provincial Park is a pet-friendly park located on the banks of Blackstrap Lake in Dundurn, SK. The park takes its name after the manmade mountain that rises nearly 150-feet above the surrounding prairies. Pups can join you on the park's trails and take a plunge in the water during the summer months. See Details

Wascana Place

Regina, SK

Wascana Place Wascana Place is a pet-friendly park in Regina, SK. Larger than New York's Central Park, this 2300-acre urban park built around Wascana Lake features an easy loop trail around the lake and plenty of places to hang out surrounded by nature with your dog. Leashed pups are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after using the bags provided. See Details

Pierre Radisson Dog Park

Saskatoon, SK

Pierre Radisson Dog Park Pierre Radisson Dog Park in Saskatoon, SK is a fun place to let your dog play off leash with his furry friends. Sandwiched between Henry Kelsey Park and Scott Park, this off-leash area is fenced to allow pups to play safely inside. Pet licenses from the city of Saskatoon are required for Fido to play in any of the city's parks. See Details

Wakamow Valley

Moose Jaw, SK

Wakamow Valley Makamow Valley in Moose Jaw, SK is pet friendly. Hike a portion of the Trans Canada Trail through this urban park that spans more than 500 acres and has over 12 miles of pet-friendly trails to discover. See Details

Buffalo Pound Provincial Park

Moose Jaw, SK

Buffalo Pound Provincial Park Buffalo Pound Provincial Park is a pet-friendly park near Moose Jaw, SK. Located around Buffalo Pound Lake, you'll find a blend of nature and trails to explore with your leashed dog here. The park features a captive herd of bison in a paddock among the scenic rolling hills. Dogs who love to hike, kayak or canoe will love this park. See Details

Big Muddy Badlands

Coronach, SK

Big Muddy Badlands Big Muddy Badlands in Coronach, SK and beyond are a pet-friendly series of badlands. Located in southern Saskatchewan and northern Montana, bring your dog to Big Muddy Valley and along Big Muddy Creek to see famous sights like Castle Butte, Big Beaver and the Outlaw Caves. See Details

Montreal River Outpost

La Ronge, SK

Montreal River Outpost Montreal River Outpost is a pet-friendly watersports rental company in Air Ronge, SK. Paddle with your pooch around Lac La Ronge in a rental for a day or longer. Bring your own doggy life jacket along. See Details

Antelope Lake Regional Park

Swift Current, SK

Antelope Lake Regional Park Antelope Lake Regional Park is a secluded, pet-friendly park in Swift Current, SK. Bring Fido along to this scenic spot to play on the water, hike the lakefront trails and enjoy the natural surroundings. Leashed dogs are welcome. See Details

Little Red River Park

Prince Albert, SK

Little Red River Park Little Red River Park is a pet-friendly recreation space in Prince Albert, SK. This 1200-acre park features hiking trails for leashed dogs in both the Lower Plains on the banks of the Spruce River and the Upper Plains, which feature Jack Pine forest and boreal plains. See Details