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Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Cherryville, BC

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

Pet Friendly Glacier National Park

Glacier National Park

Rogers Pass, BC

Glacier National Park

Glacier National Park in Rogers Pass, BC, is dog-friendly. Scale its heights following trails pioneered by legendary Swiss mountain guides, take a gentle stroll amid moss-draped old-growth cedars or hike through alpine meadows strewn with lichen-covered boulders. Dogs are welcome if they are leashed, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. The park is open year-round; valley trails open in May, while upper-elevation trails are snowed-in into early July. Day-use areas open in June, and campgrounds open in late June. The ski season is November to April.

Pet Friendly Myra Canyon Trail

Myra Canyon Trail

Myra Canyon Trail

Myra Canyon Trail in Naramata, BC is dog-friendly and welcomes leashed pets. Visited by over 70,000 tourists annually, this scenic walk provides spectacular views from a series of numbered trestle bridges. One way, the trail is 12km and leads visitors across numerous bridges and through tunnels which were once a portion of the Kettle Valley Railway.

Gladstone Park

Christina Lake, BC

Pet-friendly Gladstone Park in Christina Lake, BC features several short trails that lead from the campground area to the lake, which has a reputation for being one of the warmest and clearest lakes in Canada. Enjoy scenic views of the surrounding Monashee Mountains with your leashed pup by your side. Please note that pets aren't allowed in park buildings or beach areas, and backcountry areas are not recommended due to bears and other wildlife.

Mount Revelstoke National Park

Mount Revelstoke National Park

Mount Revelstoke National Park is pet-friendly. You'll find lots of different hikes to choose from once you drive to the top of this national park. Dogs are not allowed on the shuttle van, but are welcome on the lower slopes of Mount Revelstoke, but must remain on a leash at all times. Off-leash dogs can disturb and injure wildlife or trigger aggressive responses from predators such as bears. Clean up any mess that your pooch leaves behind.

Campbell Creek Nature Park

Campbell Creek Nature Park

Campbell Creek Nature Park is pet-friendly. Featuring off-leash trails and several small access points to the South Thompson River, this is a picturesque place to take your pooch for a wander. There's a small dirt parking lot next to Fountain Tire and the Lafarge Road Bridge, too.

Sullivan Lakeshore

Metaline Falls, WA

Sullivan Lakeshore

Sullivan Lakeshore is a pet-friendly attraction in Metaline Falls, WA. Your leashed pup is welcome to tag along on this 8.2-mile round-trip hike. During your adventure, you will find a hardwood forest filled with aspen, hemlock and birch trees along the largest natural lake in the Colville National Forest.

Mount Leona

Mount Leona is a pet-friendly destination within Colville National Forest in Republic, WA. Your leashed pub is welcome to join you on this 6-mile hike. This moderate climb gives you a chance for solitude and beautiful views.

Snowshoe Meadow Trail

Snowshoe Meadow Trail

The pet-friendly Snowshoe Meadow Trail is a 12-mile hike in Loomis, WA within the Loomis National Forest that will take about seven to eight hours to complete with Fido. This is a remote and wild area with open summits, pine forests and deep valleys. Dogs are welcome but must remain leashed.

Crawford State Park

Metaline Falls, WA

Crawford State Park

Leashed dogs are welcome to join you at the pet-friendly Crawford State Park in Metaline Falls, WA. Enjoy walking the 0.5-mile trail that leads to the Canadian border with your furry friend. The park also features picnic tables and one shelter. Please note that pets are not permitted in the cave and must be cleaned up after.

Okanagan Lake Park

Okanagan Lake Park

Okanagan Lake Park is a pet-friendly attraction in Penticton, BC. Bring Fido to this 4.5-acre park that's nestled on the shores of the sunning Okanagan Lake. Amenities include a paved walking loop, a dog park, picnic areas and more. Be sure to check out their community events.

Lakefront Walkway

Lakefront Walkway

Located on the north side of the Nelson airport in Nelson, BC, with entrances at both ends, the Lakefront Walkway features a pet-friendly gravel walking path alongside the lake for you and your pup to enjoy. The area between the waterfront and runway is designated as off leash, however, the area isn't fenced in and only has fencing along the airport runway. Please clean up after your pets and keep them leashed when outside of the off-leash area.

Remmel Lake

Remmel Lake, located in Winthrop, WA, is a 33-mile pet-friendly hike that will take about two to three days to complete with Fido. You will enjoy exploring some of the wildest and most remote backcountry in Washington. This wilderness is teeming with wildlife including deer, elk, bears, bobcats, moose, cougars and coyotes. Pups are welcome but must remain leashed.

Disappointment Peak

Disappointment Peak

Hike the Disappointment Peak trail, a pet-friendly five-mile hike that will take about three hours to complete with Fido in Loomis, WA. It's a great introduction to the Loomis State Forest if visiting from out of town.

Silver Star Provincial Park

Silver Star Provincial Park

Silver Star Provincial Park in Vernon, BC, offers a section of trails between Sovereign (on the same road) and SilverStar Resort, with two parking lots where snowshoeing is free and dogs are allowed on snowshoeing trails with a leash. While Sovereign Lake has XC dog-friendly trails, snowshoeing with pups here is a no go. Pets to be kept on a leash no longer than 6.5' oat all times, and are not permitted in beach areas or park buildings, unless the area is designated “Pets Permitted” sign.

South Fork Silver Creek Trail to Gunsight Pass

South Fork Silver Creek Trail to Gunsight Pass

South Fork Silver Creek Trail to Gunsight Pass is a 14-mile dog-friendly hike in Colville, WA within the Colville National Forest that will take about seven hours to complete with Fido. This beautiful trail is graced with color in the early season thanks to the trilliums and violets. Start out on the old jeep trail following the creek through a beautiful forest. After two miles, your dog will get a chance to splash in the creek at the log crossings.

Hall Mountain

Hall Mountain is a 14-mile dog-friendly hike in Ione, WA within the Colville National Forest. This trail will give you a workout with 4000 feet of elevation gain, but it isn't too taxing. Most of the gain is in a few short spots and there is shade to stay cool. You have a good chance of spotting wildlife, especially the bighorn sheep.

Big Lick Trail

Big Lick Trail is a pet-friendly seasonal hike within Colville National Forest in Republic, WA. Your leashed pup is welcome to join you when the area is opened in the spring. Please plan accordingly as there is only parking for four vehicles.

Spion Kop Summit

Lake Country, BC

Spion Kop Summit

Take your pup on a scenic hike at Spion Kop Summit, a dog-friendly trail in Lake Country, BC. This moderate-to-steep hike offers well-marked paths and rewarding 270-degree views over Okanagan, Wood, Ellison, and Kalamalka Lakes. It’s a peaceful outing for well-prepared hikers and their dogs.

Abercrombie Mountain Trail

Kettle Falls, WA

Abercrombie Mountain Trail

The Abercrombie Mountain Trail is a seven-mile dog-friendly hike in Kettle Falls, WA within the Colville National Forest that will take about four hours to complete with Fido. At 7308 feet, this peak missed being the highest summit in eastern Washington by only one foot. Although it may not be quite the tallest, it is a lot easier to get to and offers magnificent views. There is water available for the first mile, after that, you will want to bring some along.

Cherryville, BC, CA