Photo of the start of the dog-friendly Continental Divide Trail in Hachita, NM. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
Picture of a river along the pet-friendly Continental Divide Trail. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
Photo of scenery along the Continental Divide Trail, a dog-friendly trail that travels through Colorado. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
Photo of scenery along the Continental Divide Trail, a pet-friendly trail that spans 3,100 miles. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
Photo of the start of the dog-friendly Continental Divide Trail in Hachita, NM. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
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Picture of a river along the pet-friendly Continental Divide Trail. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
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Photo of scenery along the Continental Divide Trail, a dog-friendly trail that travels through Colorado. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
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Photo of scenery along the Continental Divide Trail, a pet-friendly trail that spans 3,100 miles. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
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Photo of the start of the dog-friendly Continental Divide Trail in Hachita, NM. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
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Picture of a river along the pet-friendly Continental Divide Trail. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
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Photo of scenery along the Continental Divide Trail, a dog-friendly trail that travels through Colorado. Photo by @continentaldividetrailcoalition.
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Continental Divide Trail

The Continental Divide Trail spans 3,100 miles through five states (New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana). Hikers can start at the southernmost point in Hachita, NM, at the Crazy Cook Monument or at the northernmost point at Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta. Dogs are welcome on the trail with the exception of portions that travel through national parks. The terrain can be very rough on paws and bears are a threat in the northern states, so prepare accordingly. Visit Website

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