Choose a permitted route, find its access point and check the sections where dogs cannot go.
Sorted by place name, A–Z.
A five-mile north Portland walking and biking corridor from North Willamette Boulevard to North Columbia Boulevard where dogs must remain leashed.
A leashed trail outing with ridge views, a reservoir loop and a creek nature trail through willow and cottonwood groves.
A 1.4-mile moderate loop from the 304 Trailhead with restrooms and drinking water at the trailhead.
A 603-acre Portland nature park with hiking, biking and equestrian trails where dogs are allowed only on leash and on trail.
A leashed open-space connection where the official inventory lists both Sand Creek and Westerly Creek trails.
A six-mile preserve trail network with leashed dog access and a signed 17.5-acre central off-leash area reached from named trails.
A 3.7-mile paved, ADA-accessible north-bank trail that the City identifies as dog friendly.
A 3-mile paved, ADA-accessible south-bank trail that the City identifies as dog friendly.
A year-round Rock Creek Park loop with several return options, where dogs are welcome outdoors on a leash no longer than six feet.
A leashed hilltop park-path outing with natural areas and broad city views.
A leashed trail network through oak woodland, Santiago Creek and foothill overlooks east of Orange.
A one-mile Northwest Side neighborhood trail with paved and soft-surface lanes where the Chicago Park District explicitly welcomes dog walking.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.