Choose a permitted route, find its access point and check the sections where dogs cannot go.
Sorted by place name, A–Z.
A paved West Seattle waterfront multi-use trail where dogs stay on a leash no longer than eight feet and remain out of adjacent beach areas.
A busy multi-use Seattle trail for walking, running and cycling where dogs stay on a leash no longer than eight feet.
Six miles of forest, creek, meadow and wetland trails where dogs stay leashed and out of Piper’s Creek and excluded park areas.
Miles of city-park trails through meadow, forest and bluff areas, with dogs leashed and the beach kept off the route.
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 wooded Seattle park with neighborhood hiking and jogging paths where dogs are welcome on leash outside posted exclusion areas.
A West Seattle bluff-and-waterfront park with 4.6 miles of walking paths where dogs remain leashed and outside beaches, play areas and organized fields.
A 24-hour Elliott Bay waterfront park with separate pedestrian and bicycle paths; dogs stay leashed and outside beach coves and the children’s area.
A 300-acre Seattle park with a 2.4-mile walking loop and forest trails, where dogs remain leashed and outside beaches, play areas and organized fields.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.