Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Methow, WA

There are 4 dog-friendly hiking trails within 40 kilometers of Methow. 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 Methow.

Foggy Dew Ridge

Carlton, WA

Foggy Dew Ridge Foggy Dew Ridge is a 13-mile dog-friendly hike in Okanogan National Forest, which is located in Carlton, WA, that will take about eight hours to complete with Fido. This relaxing and quiet trail leads you along Foggy Dew Creek, then ascends into the rolling meadows and Sunrise Lake. This peaceful trail is closed to motorcycles. Pups must be leashed and cleaned up after. See Details

Lake Chelan State Park

Chelan, WA

Lake Chelan State Park Leashed dogs are welcome to join you at the pet-friendly Lake Chelan State Park in Chelan, WA. Enjoy mountain views from one of the hiking trails with your furry friend. This park also features a beach area, restrooms, fire pits, playgrounds, concessions and more. Please note that pets are not permitted in designated swim areas and must be cleaned up after. This park requires an entrance fee. See Details

Alta Lake State Park

Pateros, WA

Alta Lake State Park Leashed dogs are welcome to join you at the pet-friendly Alta Lake State Park in Pateros, WA. This park features picnic shelters, walking trails, restrooms, mountain views, wildlife viewing and more. Please note that pets are not permitted in designated swim areas and must be cleaned up after. The park is open April-October and requires an entrance fee. See Details

Cooney Lake

Twisp, WA

Cooney Lake The pet-friendly Cooney Lake hike is a 17-mile trek in the Okanogan National Forest, which is located in Twisp, WA, that will take about two to three days to complete with Fido. The first 2.5 miles of this trail are shared with the Eagle Lakes Trail, but beyond the branch to the Eagle Lakes basin the crowds quickly thin out. Enjoy the many lakes as you hike through open pine forests and alpine meadows. Pups must remain leashed throughout and be cleaned up after. See Details

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