Dog Friendly Activities in Yellowknife, NT

There are 5 dog friendly activities in Yellowknife. 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 Yellowknife.

Canadian Tire

Yellowknife, NT

Canadian Tire Canadian Tire is a dog-friendly department store in Yellowknife, NT. They specialize in items like tools and hardware, backyard living, kitchen supplies, outdoor power tools, and more! Fido is welcome to join you throughout the store, so long as they are friendly and leashed. See Details

McMahon Frame Lake Trail

Yellowknife, NT

McMahon Frame Lake Trail Take Fido for a hike along the McMahon Frame Lake Trail in Yellowknife, NT. This pet-friendly trail is popular for walking, hiking and snowshoeing. A portion of this 3-mile path is paved and offers waterfront views. Pets must be leashed or under owner control while on the hike. See Details

Parc Territorial Fred Henne

Yellowknife, NT

Parc Territorial Fred Henne Fido and the entire family can enjoy a day of outdoor activities at Parc Territorial Fred Henne in Yellowknife, NT. The recreational area is a popular spot for swimming and launching small boats like kayaks and canoes. Parc Territorial Fred Henne also features a beach and access to a system of pet-friendly hiking trails. Please keep pets on a leash and take advantage of the provided waste bags. See Details

Sand Pits

Yellowknife, NT

Sand Pits Sand Pits is a pet-friendly open space near the community of Yellowknife, NT. This off-leash area allows Fido to explore and swim. Trails to the south lead you away from the highway, but visitors should note that Sand Pits is not fenced and is accessible to off-road vehicles. See Details

Tincan Hill Recreation Area

Yellowknife, NT

Tincan Hill Recreation Area Bring Fido to the pet-friendly hiking trails within Tincan Hill Recreation Area in Yellowknife, NT. Dogs are permitted to be off leash in this expansive area. This area is accessible throughout the year, but walkers may have to cut their own paths through snow and icy areas in the winter months. See Details