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Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Spencer, ID

Here are the dog-friendly hiking trails closest to Spencer. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners.

Pet Friendly Emily Stevens Park

Emily Stevens Park

Emily Stevens Park

Emily Stevens Park in Jackson, WY, features three miles of dog-friendly trails to enjoy with your pooch. You'll discover breathtaking views of the Teton range that lie north of the park. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind to preserve the cleanliness of the area.

Pet Friendly Rendezvous Park

Rendezvous Park

Rendezvous Park

Rendezvous Park is a pet-friendly recreation area in Wilson, WY. This park provides 40-acres of reclaimed public space designed to encourage all ages to engage with nature and inspire through open space interaction. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners in the park, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them.

Beehive Basin Trail No. 40

Gallatin Gateway, MT

Beehive Basin Trail No. 40

Beehive Basin Trail No. 40 is a dog-friendly route in Gallatin Gatway, MT. This challenging 7-mile trail boasts some of the most breathtaking views of Big Sky and Lone Peak. At the 3.3 mile mark hikers enter Beehive Basin, a U-shaped glacial cirque with a crystal clear lake. Pack a picnic lunch and treats for Fido to enjoy at this halfway point. The trail allows dogs to be off-leash in certain areas, but is popular with hikers, backpackers and campers so you'll likely come across other visitors while exploring. The trail is best traversed between May and October.

Custer Gallatin National Forest

Custer Gallatin National Forest

Custer Gallatin National Forest in Bozeman, MT, welcomes dogs to enjoy the wilderness and pet-friendly trails with their humans. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6-feet in all designated recreation areas including parking lots, picnic areas, day hiking trails, trailheads, interpretive centers, restrooms, boat docks and piers, and developed campgrounds. Dogs may be off leash when on non-day hiking trails and in the backcountry, but should be leashed when encountering other hikers. The address leads to the forest office where information on Custer Gallatin National Forest can be acquired before heading into the wilderness.

Idaho Falls River Walk - Greenbelt Trail

Idaho Falls, ID

Idaho Falls River Walk - Greenbelt Trail

Set out on a 10.6 mile loop around the dog-friendly Greenbelt Trail, a popular section of the 14-mile Idaho Falls River Walk. Greenbelt Trail leads walkers, bikers, and bird watchers along five miles of paved path on each side of the Snake River. Described as an easy trail to take at a casual pace on foot, leashed dogs are welcome to accompany you on this scenic 3 hour loop. The path winds past the Japanese Garden, a waterfall, and various shops & restaurants.

Cache Creek Trail

Cache Creek Trail

Cache Creek Trail in Jackson, WY, is pet friendly. Located just two miles outside of Jackson, WY, this pretty trail is the main access to the Snow King Area Trail System. Dogs are welcome on the trail, as long as they are leashed and all mess is cleaned up after them.

Bridger-Teton National Forest

Bridger-Teton National Forest

Bridger-Teton National Forest in Jackson, WY, is dog friendly. Located in Western Wyoming, there are more than 3.4 million acres of public land to enjoy. There are a number of trails to explore with Fido, as long as you keep him leashed and on the trail, clean up after him, and don't let him disturb wildlife.

Ski Lake Trail

Leashed dogs are welcome to join you on the pet-friendly Ski Lake Trail in Wilson, WY. Enjoy this 5-mile, out-and-back trail leading you to beautiful mountain views. The trail is accessed from the Phillips Bench Trailhead within the Bridger-Teton National Forest. Per Ranger's recommendations, it's best for Fido not to cool off in the lake.

Idaho Falls River Walk

Idaho Falls, ID

Idaho Falls River Walk

Fido is welcome to join you for a walk on the pet-friendly Idaho Falls River Walk in Idaho Falls, ID. Enjoy a variety of routes, as well as beautiful views of the Snake River. Check the website for trail options and maps.

The Ashton to Tetonia Trail

The Ashton to Tetonia Trail

Dogs are welcome on the Ashton to Tetonia Trail in Ashton, ID. This pet-friendly trail stretches for nearly 30 miles through the classic countryside of Idaho. The trail itself follows the route of a once important railroad, the Oregon Short Line, that used to connect isolated communities and transport livestock. Nowadays, it's frequented by bikers and hikers who are looking to explore the farmland in this pretty rural area. As well as the fields full of various crops, you'll also pass over three historic bridges, wander through pine trees, and witness wonderful views of the Teton Mountains.

Wildflower Trail

Teton Village, WY

Wildflower Trail

Wildflower Trail is a pet-friendly path at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Teton Village, WY. Four-legged friends are invited to join you along this moderately difficult route, beginning at the tram trailhead and leading you to the top of Bridger Gondola. During the hike, outdoor enthusiasts will experience 3.9 miles of scenic trailway and panoramic views of Jackson Valley. In the summer season, leashed dogs can ride the Bridger Gondola back down the mountain.

Sink or Swim Trail

Sink or Swim Trail

Sink or Swim Trail in Jackson, WY, is pet friendly. Dogs are welcome on this mountainous hike through the Wyoming wilderness. From the Josies Ridge Trail, the Sink or Swim trail cuts across the face of Snow King Mountain winding through thick pine forest. You and your leashed pooch will love the views along the way. Don't forget to clean up any mess that is left behind to preserve the cleanliness of this rural trail. The trail can be accessed from the Cache Creek Trailhead or Josies Ridge.

Hagen Highway Trail

Hagen Highway Trail

Hagen Highway Trail in Jackson, WY, is pet friendly. This trail takes off from the main Hagen Trail and follows an old roadbed through the forest up to the junction with the Sink or Swim Trail. Leashed pups are welcome on the trail and owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind by them.

Refuge Point Loop Trail

West Yellowstone, MT

Refuge Point Loop Trail

Bring Fido on this dog-friendly, 2.5-mile loop trail near West Yellowstone, Montana. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it features amazing views above Earthquake Lake's upper point. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet in all designated recreation areas including parking lots, picnic areas, day hiking trails, trailheads, interpretive centers, restrooms, boat docks and piers, and developed campgrounds. Dogs may be off-leash on non-day hiking trails and in the backcountry but should be leashed when encountering other hikers.

National Elk Refuge

National Elk Refuge

The National Elk Refuge is a dog-friendly attraction in Jackson, WY. Both pedestrians and leashed dogs are allowed on the main refuge road on the east side of the site and from mid-December through early April. You and Fido can view a herd of local elks grazing in their winter habitat. The elks have been on this protected area since 1912 and they are joined by large flocks of birds, bighorn sheep, coyotes, pronghorns, curlews, sandhill cranes, and trumpeter swans.

Harriman State Park

Island Park, ID

Harriman State Park

Harriman State Park in Idaho is a waterfowl and wildlife refuge, where leashed pets are welcome to explore beyond the parking lot in the winter season. Located in Island Park, this 16,000-acre refuge is home to moose, elk, trumpeter swans and a variety of other animals. The dog-friendly Harriman Hounds Trail is groomed in the winter for you and Fido to enjoy, however, pets are not allowed on park trails, in any park buildings or yurts during the rest of the year.

Russ Freeman Park

Idaho Falls, ID

Russ Freeman Park

Leashed dogs are allowed at this park in Idaho Falls, ID. Bring your dog for a 1-mile walk along the park loop.

Henrys Lake State Park

Island Park, ID

Henrys Lake State Park

Henrys Lake State Park is a pet-friendly destination in Island Park, ID. Situated around one of Idaho's prettiest mountain lakes just down the road from Yellowstone National Park, this state park is home to plenty of beautiful nature trails for hiking, biking and wildlife viewing. Dogs aren't allowed in the waters of this 6,000-acre lake, but they can join you elsewhere in the picturesque park.

Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge

Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs are welcome at Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, a pet-friendly recreation area in Lima, MT. You and your pup can enjoy hiking the two trails in the refuge. Wildlife and wildflower viewing, fishing, photography, cross-country skiing, and hunting are also popular. Please remember to clean up after Fido. Be aware that certain areas of this refuge have seasonal closures to protect wildlife.

Mesa Falls Nature Trail

Mesa Falls Nature Trail

Mesa Falls Nature Trail is a dog-friendly route in Ashton, ID. The Mesa Nature Trail starts at the upper parking lot of the Mesa Falls Visitor Center and leashed dogs are welcome. The 2-mile flat unpaved trail meanders through a quiet forest and ends at an overlook of Lower Mesa Falls. There's a small parking and entrance fee.

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