Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Nominingue, QC

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

Mount Royal Park

Montreal, QC

Mount Royal Park Mount Royal Park in Montreal is dog-friendly. The park features a popular trail that's a perfect nature escape from city life. The trail stretches for miles around the area, giving you and your pooch plenty to explore. Dogs must be on leash at all times, and owners must pick up after their pet. See Details

Bruce Pit

Ottawa, ON

Bruce Pit Bruce Pit is a free off leash trail/park for all dogs. Great spot for a walk in the park with spot. See Details

Bois de l'Équerre

Laval, QC

Bois de l'Équerre Bois de l'Équerre is a pet-friendly recreation area in the Sainte-Rose district of Laval, QC. Described as one of the "last urban forests in Laval," leashed dogs are welcome for a walk on more than eight miles of wooded trails and see how many birds you can spot along the way. See Details

Bois de Belle-Riviere

Mirabel, QC

Bois de Belle-Riviere Bois de Belle-Riviere features trails, space for horseback riding, swimming and fishing. See Details

Nature Park Saint-Lazare's Les Forestiers

Saint-Lazare, QC

Nature Park Saint-Lazare's Les Forestiers Outdoor enthusiasts can walk the trails of the Nature Park, while following public health guidelines. The main building is open for its toilet facilities. Dogs are allowed on a leash at all times in the trails, but not on the main site. No bikes allowed at the park. See Details

Chute-à-Bull Regional Park

Saint Come, QC

Chute-à-Bull Regional Park Chute-à-Bull Regional Park in Saint Come, QC, is a pet-friendly destination with hiking trails for all levels. Along the way, explore the history of the log drive, view a replica of the village's covered bridge and enjoy stunning views from the lookout. Relax by the 18-meter waterfall with your feet in the water. Please note there's a parking fee. See Details

Parc Doncaster

Sainte-Adele, QC

Parc Doncaster Nice Hiking trails. Dogs must be on leashe. See Details

Parc Saint-René

Gatineau, QC

Parc Saint-René Parc Saint-René is pet-friendly. This public park welcomes leashed dogs to explore with their owners. You can even enjoy wandering without the constraints off the leash if your pooch has good recall. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind. The park is open every day of the week from 6am to 12am. See Details

TransTerrebonne

Terrebonne, QC

TransTerrebonne Leashed dogs are permitted on pet-friendly TransTerrebonne, a 6.9-mile point-to-point trail near Terrebonne, QC. Open year-round, this beautiful route is popular for walking, mountain biking or snow shoeing. Extending from Bois-des-Filion to Charlemagne, begin the trail at Parc de la Pommeraie and enjoy this scenic walk through the forest with your canine companion. See Details

Windsor Park

Ottawa, ON

Windsor Park Windsor Park is a pet-friendly park in Ottawa, ON. Bring Fido with you for a leisurely stroll on the paved pathways that weave through open fields and wooded areas. Well-behaved dogs under voice control can be off leash on the trail along the river, between Windsor Ave and Billings Bridge. Please remember to clean up after your pet. See Details

Gatineau Park

Gatineau, QC

Gatineau Park Gatineau Park in Gatineau, QC is pet friendly. The largest green space in the region is also the second most-visited park in Canada, and a great place to bring your pooch for an afternoon stroll. Leashed dogs are permitted to explore most of the trails in the park, except four which are clearly marked as not dog-friendly. Highlights for hiking hounds include the Sugarbush Trail, Lauriault Trail, Pioneers Trail and Capital Pathway, all of which are open to dogs and their owners year-round. If you're traveling by car, be sure to stop at Champlain Lookout to see the most popular view in the park. See Details

Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles

Laval, QC

Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles is a pet-friendly park in Laval, QC. Located north of Montreal, Laval is a lovely place to visit on a day trip with your pup. Take to the hiking trails at Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles, a non-profit organization with the mission of protecting, conserving and showcasing mainly the Mille Îles River and its tributaries, and enjoy an island hike together. Leashed dogs are welcome to explore miles of island trails by your side. See Details

Robert Moses State Park - Thousand Islands

Massena, NY

Robert Moses State Park - Thousand Islands Robert Moses State Park - Thousand Islands is a pet-friendly recreation space in Massena, NY. You and your leashed dog can hike, bike and cross-country ski the park's trails. Fishing, camping and picnicking are also popular. You can bring a maximum of two pets and they must remain on a six-foot or shorter leash throughout your entire visit. Proof of a current rabies vaccination must be present. Pets aren't permitted in playgrounds, buildings, golf courses, boardwalks, pools and spray-grounds or guarded beaches. Please clean up after Fido. See Details

Rideau Canal National Historic Site

Smiths Falls, ON

Rideau Canal National Historic Site Leashed pets are welcome to join their owners at the Rideau Canal National Historic Site in Smiths Falls, ON. This dog-friendly attraction features the iconic Rideau Canal, a 202-kilometre-long canal that links the Ottawa River with the Cataraqui River and Lake Ontario. Walkers, cyclists, and joggers can travel alongside this 19th-century structure on a paved path. See Details

Bois de Liesse

Montreal, QC

Bois de Liesse You might forget you're in the city at this woodsy gem in Montreal. With its many trails, beautiful stream and some interactive activities, dog-friendly Bois de Liesse is the perfect spot for hiking, cycling, tobogganing, skiing and snowshoeing. Leashed dogs are welcome. See Details

Centre de la Nature

Laval, QC

Centre de la Nature Centre de la Nature is a pet-friendly urban park in Laval. Leashed dogs are welcome to accompany you on one of the park's walking pathways or ski trails during winter. See Details

Mackenzie King Estate

Chelsea, QC

Mackenzie King Estate Mackenzie King Estate in Gatineau, QC is pet friendly. Located in the heart of Gatineau Park, the former estate of prime minister William Lyon Mackenzie King now belongs to the people of Canada. Leashed dogs can join their owners to explore magnificent English and French gardens, historical ruins and several hiking trails. See Details

Bois Papineau

Laval, QC

Bois Papineau Bois Papineau is a pet-friendly park in Laval, QC. You can walk in the woods with your furry hiking partner on more than four miles of hiking trails that weave through the woodland, including the Sentier du Hetre, an easy trail that crosses streams along the way and is suitable for all levels of hiker. See Details

Beryl Gaffney Trail

Nepean, ON

Beryl Gaffney Trail Beryl Gaffney Trail invites you and Fido to enjoy a leisurely walk along this 2.6-mile out-and-back path in pet-friendly Beryl Gaffney Park of Nepean, ON. The trail is open year-round and takes about an hour to complete. Please remember to leash and clean up after your pets while enjoying your hike. See Details

Lake-Saint-François National Wildlife Area

Saint-Anicet, QC

Lake-Saint-François National Wildlife Area Lake-Saint-François National Wildlife Area in Saint-Anicet, QC is pet friendly. This protected reserve located on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River welcomes Fido to join you for some fresh air and exercise on over 10 kilometers of trails through forests and on boardwalks in the marshland. See Details