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Dots show a place or access point, not the boundary where dogs are allowed. 84 of 84 results have a sourced location.
Miles of city-park trails through meadow, forest and bluff areas, with dogs leashed and the beach kept off the route.
A 1.5-mile moderate loop from Dreamy Draw Recreation Area with desert washes, wildlife habitat and trailhead facilities.
More than 80 miles of forest trails open to people on foot and leashed dogs, with access and difficulty varying by trailhead.
A seven-mile NPS natural-surface route from Fort Stanton toward Fort Mahan where leashed pets are welcome during posted daytime hours.
A car-free East Portland bike park with paved and soft-surface multi-use trails where dogs stay leashed and wet-weather trail closures protect the site.
A busy 2.8-mile paved loop where Seattle requires dogs to remain on a leash no longer than five feet and outside excluded recreation areas.
A short, moderate Sonoran Preserve trail where dogs are allowed on leash from the Desert Vista Trailhead.
A leashed Cherry Creek Trail access point through open space and natural areas.
A four-mile Hudson River waterfront outing where licensed, vaccinated dogs may use piers and esplanades on a leash no longer than six feet.
Leashed dogs can use the multiuse path. The state beach sand is off-limits.
A wooded Seattle park with neighborhood hiking and jogging paths where dogs are welcome on leash outside posted exclusion areas.
Paved and unpaved riverfront paths at the Willamette–Columbia confluence, with dogs leashed and all water entry prohibited.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.