Dog-Friendly Activities in Angle Inlet, MN

Here are the dog-friendly activities closest to Angle Inlet. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners.

Big Bog State Recreation Area

Waskish, MN

Big Bog State Recreation Area Big Bog State Recreation Area is a dog-friendly area of Waskish, MN, spanning 9,459 acres with swamps, bogs, and upland islands. The mile-long boardwalk located in the park will take you and Fido on an interesting tour through the unique plant and animal life that the Big Bog has to offer. Pets are welcome throughout the park on a leash under six feet. See Details

Hayes Lake State Park

Roseau, MN

Hayes Lake State Park Hayes Lake State Park in Roseau, MN is dog friendly. Located just down the road from the small city of Roseau, the centerpiece of the park is Hayes Lake. There are thirteen miles of hiking trails that weave around the area, including lake and riverside wooded pathways, ideal for exercise with Fido. During the summer, you'll discover orchids, gentians and blueberries growing wild around the park. Dogs are welcome on a leash under six feet, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details

City of Kenora Dog Park

Kenora, ON

City of Kenora Dog Park The City of Kenora Dog Park features lots of open space and grass for Fido to romp and play with other canines in Kenora, ON. Located behind the A & W ball diamonds, this 2.5-acre fenced space features agility equipment, benches, waste bags and water. See Details

Beltrami Island State Forest

Warroad, MN

Beltrami Island State Forest Beltrami Island State Forest is a pet-friendly natural area spanning Lake of the Woods, Roseau and Beltrami counties, with a popular entry point in Warroad, MN. You can spend the whole day exploring with Fido on unpaved trails through dense wooded areas, boating on the lake, and picnicking in one of the shelters. If one day isn't enough, camping is available at four sites, with no reservation required. See Details

Zippel Bay State Park

Williams, MN

Zippel Bay State Park Fido is welcome at Zippel Bay State Park, a dog-friendly recreational area in Williams, MN. The park is located on Lake of the Woods, one of the largest lakes in the world! The views over the water are stunning and can be seen from a number of viewpoints along the 6 miles of trails. Dogs are not permitted on the beaches and should always be kept on a leash. See Details

Franz Jevne State Park

Baudette, MN

Franz Jevne State Park Bring Fido with you to explore the dog-friendly Franz Jevne State Park in Baudette, MN. This park is a great spot to spend a day with your pooch, walking on the 2.5 miles of trails along the shore of the Ontario and Rainy River. Dogs are welcome on a leash around the park, as long as owners clean up any mess that they leave behind. See Details

Whiteshell Provincial Park

Rennie, MB

Whiteshell Provincial Park Whiteshell Provincial Park is a pet-friendly provincial park in southeast Manitoba. Bring your dog along to explore trails that wind alongside rivers, lakes and beaches under the pines. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after. See Details

Pinawa Dam Provincial Heritage Park

Pinawa, MB

Pinawa Dam Provincial Heritage Park Pinawa Dam Provincial Heritage Park in Pinawa, MB, is pet friendly! This recreation area welcomes leashed pups to join their owners in exploring a historic dam. The Old Pinawa Dam Walk is just under a mile long and loops around to allow all levels of hikers to see the dam and surrounding area. See Details

Rainbow Falls

Rennie, MB

Rainbow Falls Rainbow Falls in White Lake and Rennie, MB welcomes leashed dogs to explore with their owners. Hike here on a short trail or reach the falls by car. People and pups can swim from the unsupervised swim beach in this area of the lake. See Details

Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge

Middle River, MN

Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge is a pet-friendly destination featuring an entry point in Middle River, MN. It serves as a vital link between the boreal forest and tallgrass prairie, boasting diverse wetlands, upland habitats, and 4,000 acres of designated wilderness. Dogs are allowed on the three designated hiking trails, and must be kept on a leash at all times. See Details

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