Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Maybell, CO

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

John Denver Sanctuary

Aspen, CO

John Denver Sanctuary John Denver Sanctuary in Aspen, CO is dog friendly. This scenic open space and park located next to the Roaring Fork River is home to one of the largest perennial flower gardens around. Leashed pets are welcome, as long as they are well-behaved and cleaned up after. See Details

Red Fleet Dinosaur Trackway Trailhead

Vernal, UT

Red Fleet Dinosaur Trackway Trailhead Red Fleet Dinosaur Trackway Trailhead is a dog-friendly trail in Vernal, UT. The trailhead is located on BLM (Bureau of Land Management) property, which means you'll be in a remote area. Bring plenty of water for yourself and Fido as well as appropriate safety gear. The trail leads south to Red Fleet State Park where you can view dinosaur tracks in the rock surfaces. The park asks that you do not disturb these ancient wonders. See Details

Buckskin Pass Trail

Aspen, CO

Buckskin Pass Trail Buckskin Pass Trail is a 8.2 mile dog-friendly hike near Aspen, CO. Located within White River National Forest, this route will take about 6 hours to complete with Fido. From mid-June through September, Maroon Creek Road is restricted to vehicles from 9:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m. If hiking during this period, take the shuttle from Aspen Highlands Ski Area. The shuttle leaves every 20 minutes and dogs are allowed on the bus. Buckskin Pass Trail offers stunning views of Maroon Bells, Pyramid Peak, and Snowmass Lake. See Details

Mesa Lakes and Lost Lake Trail

Mesa, CO

Mesa Lakes and Lost Lake Trail Pet-friendly Mesa Lakes and Lost Lake Trail is a 2.2-mile hike in Grand Mesa National Forest in Mesa, CO. Fido will love the gentle hike that leads to five different lakes, or you can continue on to Lost Lake for a more challenging route. Dogs must be leashed on the trails, and it's a good idea to bring mosquito repellent along for your hike. A parking fee is collected at the trailhead. See Details

Fruita Paleontological Area

Fruita, CO

Fruita Paleontological Area The Fruita Paleo Area, located in the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area (NCA), features a one-half mile dog-friendly hike that takes about an hour, allowing time to read the interpretive exhibits. Twenty vivid, artistic renderings help to interpret the area's geologic and paleontological history. The area is only open to foot travel, and also provides access to the historic Skinner Cabin. The NCA serves as an outdoor museum and area of study for the life and people that came before us. Paleontological (dinosaur) sites help us understand our past. Dogs must be leashed. See Details

Riverbend Park

Palisade, CO

Riverbend Park Riverbend Park in Palisade, CO, features a paved, dog-friendly trail for hiking and biking that starts at the end of Brentwood Drive in Palisade and follows along the Colorado River. Other features of the park include covered picnic shelters, 18 holes of disc golf, two large pavilions, a stocked fishing pond, boat launch, playground, and BBQ facilities. See Details

Jess Weaver Trail

Glenwood Springs, CO

Jess Weaver Trail The Jess Weaver Trail, also known as the No Name Trail, is a 6.7 mile, dog-friendly trail near Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Along the side of the No Name Creek, you'll discover features such as waterfalls, old mining sites, cliffs, creeks, and lots of shade. The best time to visit with Fido is between the months of May and October. For the safety of other trail users, including horseback riders, you should keep Fido on their leash while on the trail. See Details

Palisade Rim Trail Head

Palisade, CO

Palisade Rim Trail Head Palisade Rim Trail is a 3.3 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Palisade, Colorado that features a river and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from April until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail. See Details

Lost Man Trail

Aspen, CO

Lost Man Trail Dog-friendly Lost Man Trail is a 8.5-mile hike in White River National Forest that will take about five hours to complete with Fido. Located near Aspen, CO, this trail is considered a moderately challenging route which is popular for backpacking, camping and hiking. Fido can join you, but must remain on a leash. See Details

Fishhook Lake, Lost Lake and Lake Elmo Trail

Steamboat Springs, CO

Fishhook Lake, Lost Lake and Lake Elmo Trail Fishhook Lake, Lost Lake, and Lake Elmo Trail is a dog-friendly hiking route in the Routt National Forest. Located in Steamboat Springs, CO, hikers can follow this 6-mile out and back trail where dogs are welcome, and may be off-leash in some areas. Due to heavy winter snowfall, the best times to visit this trail are late June through October. See Details

Lunch Loops Community Recreation Area

Grand Junction, CO

Lunch Loops Community Recreation Area The Lunch Loops Community Recreation Area provides over 20 miles of non-motorized, dog-friendly mixed use trail opportunities, including mountain biking, hiking, and trail running, accommodating a range of skill levels from beginning to extremely difficult. The trail system includes the Tabeguache Trail. Due to the large number of mountain bikes on the trail, dogs should remain on leash. See Details

Fish Creek Falls

Steamboat Springs, CO

Fish Creek Falls Fish Creek Falls in Steamboat Springs, CO, is a pet-friendly spot where your furry friend can join you on the ADA-compliant paved path starting from the upper parking lot. You can also enjoy a shorter hike to the lower bridge or a longer trek of five miles to the top, where you can take a refreshing dip in the water. Just be aware that there's a parking fee. See Details

Steamboat Lake State Park

Clark, CO

Steamboat Lake State Park Steamboat Lake State Park is a pet-friendly destination for everyone in Clark, CO. Your leashed pup can tag along to explore this park with breathtaking scenery. Activities include fishing, picnicking, boating and hiking trails. Please note a fee is required upon arrival. See Details

Colorado National Monument

Grand Junction, CO

Colorado National Monument Located near Grand Junction, CO, the pet-friendly Colorado National Monument provides you and Fido expansive 360° views of striking geologic features and stacks of towering red rock. The monument preserves one of the grandest and most unique landscapes of the American West. Dogs can accompany visitors at developed campgrounds and leashed pets are permitted to be walked along paved roads. Fido isn't permitted on hiking trails or anywhere in the backcountry. Sit back with the windows down to admire this vast, impressive terrain from scenic Rimrock Drive. See Details

Yampa River Core Trail

Steamboat Springs, CO

Yampa River Core Trail The Yampa River Core Trail is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that is working to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. Previously an unused railroad corridor, this "rail-trail" is now a great place to walk Fido in Steamboat Springs! The map below shows a parking area with convenient access to the Yampa River Core Trail. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has generously provided map data for this trail to Bring Fido for informational purposes only. For more detailed trail information, please visit TrailLink.com. See Details

Sarvis Creek Trail

Oak Creek, CO

Sarvis Creek Trail Sarvis Creek Trail is a 10 mile hike in Routt National Forest in Oak Creek, CO. This pet-friendly area of the mountain remains a little more isolated and primitive due to the fact that other ranges are more easily accessible off of the highways from Denver. You will see remnants of past logging operations as you wind through dense forests on this trail that follows Service Creek. See Details

Thunderhead Hiking Trail

Steamboat Springs, CO

Thunderhead Hiking Trail Thunderhead Hiking Trail in Steamboat Springs, CO is dog friendly. Your leashed pup can join you on this seasonal challenging hike with beautiful views at this 6.6-mile out-and-back path. You and Fido can ride the gondola up or walk up the trail from the bottom. See Details

Emerald Mountain via Blackmere Trail

Steamboat Springs, CO

Emerald Mountain via Blackmere Trail Emerald Mountain via Blackmere Trail in Steamboat Springs, CO is dog friendly. This 3.7-mile out-and-back trail is moderately challenging and allows leashed dogs to join you. Enjoy scenic views and varied terrain. Please note that parking is along the street. See Details

Overland Reservoir

Collbran, CO

Overland Reservoir Fido is welcome to join you at Overland Reservoir, a remote, pet-friendly National Forest area within the Grand Mesa National Forest in Collbran, CO. Enjoy hiking, camping, fishing and more with your furry friend. All dogs must be leashed. See Details

Dr. Rich Weiss Park

Steamboat Springs, CO

Dr. Rich Weiss Park Dr. Rich Weiss Park is a dog-friendly recreation area in Steamboat Springs, CO. Enjoy a hike on the trails with your leashed pup or a picnic along the Yampa River. Park amenities include picnic tables, pet waste stations, restrooms, drinking fountains, shade trees and a natural spring. Seasonally when the river has calmed, Fido can enjoy a dip in the water with access to the river and several small watering holes. See Details