Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Edgerton, MO

Weston Bend State Park in Weston, MO, is pet friendly. Dogs are not allowed in the park or historic buildings or public swimming areas and beaches. Not far from the hustle and bustle of Kansas City, Weston Bend State Park offers secluded picnic sites, a campground and sweeping views of the Missouri River from trails and a scenic overlook accessible to persons with disabilities. A three-mile paved loop trail takes hikers and bikers through the park's woody terrain. Dog owners are reminded to clean up after pups.

Shoal Creek Living History Museum is a pet-friendly attraction nestled on 80 acres in Hodge Park, located in Kansas City, MO. The museum has twenty-one structures with thirteen authentic 19th-century buildings dating from 1807-1885. The historic log cabins and homes were relocated from surrounding counties to create a village setting. Enjoy the nature trails and a self-guided tour on the grounds with your leashed pup in tow. Waste bags are located at the entrance.

Leashed dogs are welcome to join their humans for a stroll along the St. Joseph Riverwalk in St. Joseph, MO. This pet-friendly paved pathway meanders along the Missouri River and offers scenic views, overlooks and bridge crossings. You can access the Riverwalk's North Entrance from the parking lot of the Remington Nature Center.

Leashed dogs can join you at Medicine Lake National Wildlife Refuge, a pet-friendly recreation site in Medicine Lake, MT. You and Fido can explore the interpretive hiking trail that's just over a half mile in length. Bird watching, hunting and fishing are also popular activities. Please remember to clean up after your pup.

Leashed dogs are allowed at Pony Express Lake Conservation Area, a pet-friendly recreation space in Osborn, MO. You and your pup can enjoy hiking the trails, bird watching, fishing and hunting. Please remember to clean up after Fido.

Dulaney Park is a pet-friendly recreational spot in Hannibal, MO. Your leashed pup is welcome to tag along as you explore the area. This 1-acre park offers a walking path with interpretive signage, picnic tables and plenty of open space.