Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Loon Lake, NY

There are 5 dog-friendly hiking trails within 40 kilometers of Loon Lake. 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 Loon Lake.

Pet Friendly Peninsula Nature Trails
Peninsula Nature Trails
The Peninsula Nature Trails is a pet-friendly spot in Lake Placid, NY. Bring Fido on a day out to explore the area tucked back on a dirt road. The trails include the Corridor Trail, under a mile in length; Lake Shore Trail, following the shore of Lake Placid; Boundary Trail, a flat trail; and Ridge Trail, a forest hike. Dogs are welcome on a leash but not permitted in the water.
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Pet Friendly Cobble Lookout
Cobble Lookout
Cobble Lookout in the Wilmington Wild Forest is a popular 2.5-mile out-and-back hike in Wilmington, NY. This short pet-friendly trail leads to a scenic lookout with views of the surrounding High Peaks, including Whiteface Mountain, and is especially beautiful during the fall foliage season. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on the trail.
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Pet Friendly Paul Smith's VIC
Paul Smith's VIC
Paul Smith's VIC is a pet-friendly destination in Paul Smiths, NY. Your leashed four-legged family member is welcome to tag along to explore the 3,000-acre area. Dogs are welcome year-round, and there are over 25 miles of trails. Please note that trail passes are required in the winter.
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Pet Friendly Whiteface Mountain
Whiteface Mountain
New York's fifth-highest peak offers spectacular 360-degree views of the Adirondacks. Whiteface Mountain in Wilmington provides a number of dog-friendly trails for hiking with Fido. You can also drive to the top of Veterans' Memorial Hwy Near and climb up the last 300 feet by stairs.
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Pet Friendly Whiteface Mountain Wilmington Trail
Whiteface Mountain Wilmington Trail
Whiteface Mountain Wilmington Trail is a pet-friendly hiking spot in New York. Bring Fido with you to cross the first mountain of the 46 Adirondack High Peaks off your checklist. At the summit, you will enjoy spectacular views. This primary route is 5.2 miles one-way, with an elevation gain of nearly 3,700 feet.
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