Dog Friendly Hiking Trails Near Boise Centre, ID, US

The Ridge to River Trail System is a dog-friendly network of over 190 miles of trails, weaving around the foothills of the capital city of Idaho, Boise. The trails in this network not only link the hills together, but also local neighborhoods. They vary in difficulty, ranging from steep and difficult pathways through the hills, to more gradual inclines. Although Fido must stay on their leash for most of the trails, including the Freestone Creek Trail, the Oregon Trail, and the Veterans Trail; there are a few controlled off-leash trails as well, such as the Corrals Trail, the Three Bears Trail, Shane's Loop, and the Ponds Loop. Dog owners should keep their leash with them at all times and be ready to pick up any mess made by their pets.

Julia Davis Park is a pet-friendly recreation area in the heart of downtown Boise, ID. You can bring Fido out for an afternoon of relaxation and exercise, strolling on paved pathways along memorial plazas, significant statues and notable pavilions. You'll also discover lots of open, grassy space and lush gardens with benches and picnic spots scattered throughout. The park also provides access to the 25-mile, paved Boise River Greenbelt. Dogs are welcome to explore on a leash.

Visitors and residents of Boise, ID are invited to explore the pet-friendly Camel's Back Park. This 11-acre urban recreation space features an array of amenities for parkgoers, including an outdoor gym, athletic fields, sports courts, a playground and more. Leashed pups may join their owners for a walk throughout the park or unwind with a nice picnic.

Table Rock Trail is pet-friendly. This moderate trail features beautiful wild flowers during the year and offers views across Treasure Valley and Boise below. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after. Table Rock is accessible Sunrise to Sunset daily.

Highlands-Corrals-Bob's Loop is a dog-friendly trail commonly used for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding. This 8.6 mile trek takes hikers through the foothills of central Boise and offers opportunities to view colorful wildflowers along the way. Fido is welcome to join you as a hiking buddy, but dogs must be kept under control at all times.