Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Idledale, CO

There’s 1 dog-friendly hiking trail in Idledale, and 44 more nearby. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Idledale.

Ralston Creek Trail

Arvada, CO

Ralston Creek Trail Ralston Creek Trail links picnic areas, playgrounds and several parks along the historic Colorado Gold Rush trail. At over 12 miles, this pet-friendly trail is the longest public trail in Arvada, CO. Fido is welcome to join you for a stroll among picturesque lakes and wildlife habitats, but dogs must remain on a leash. See Details

Rattlesnake Gulch Trail

Boulder, CO

Rattlesnake Gulch Trail Leashed dogs are welcome on Rattlesnake Gulch Trail, a pet-friendly trail located within Eldorado Canyon State Park in Boulder, CO. This moderate, just over 3.5-mile trail offers spectacular views. See Details

City of Cuernavaca Park

Denver, CO

City of Cuernavaca Park Located on the banks of the South Platte River in Denver, CO, the City of Cuernavaca Park welcomes leashed dogs. The park features picnic pavilions, open lawns, naturalistic vegetation and a rock sculpture. Abandoned railway trestle bridges link both sides of the river and allow bicycle and pedestrian use. The eighteen-mile-long South Platte River trail connecting the towns of Thornton and Englewood passes through the park on the southern bank. See Details

Centennial Park

Englewood, CO

Centennial Park Centennial Park in Englewood, CO is dog-friendly. Pets are permitted to explore and join you for a casual stroll across the grass as long as they remain leashed. Dogs are not allowed inside the baseball fields, the basketball courts, or on the playground. Please note that Centennial Park does not offer an enclosed area or dog park for visiting canines. See Details

Johnson-Habitat Park

Denver, CO

Johnson-Habitat Park Johnson-Habitat Park in Denver, CO is a secluded dog-friendly park alongside the South Platte River. There is a paved pathway for cyclist and pedestrians, as well as picnic areas and direct river access. See Details