Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Praz de Fort, CH

Allmend Brunau Sports Ground is pet-friendly. It's a nice place for dogs to stretch their legs and meet some other pups. The park isn't fenced, so you'll need to keep Fido on a leash during the visit. Allmend Brunau is open Monday through Friday from 7am until 10pm and Saturday to Sunday from 8am until 6pm.

Glacier Des Bossons is a pet-friendly hike in Chamonix, France. Dogs are welcome to join their owners along the trail that leads through wooded areas to views of the snowy mountains. You may even discover some wreckage from two airline crashes in the mid 20th century, once covered by the glacier.

The Royal Walk in Wengen, CH, is a dog-friendly hiking and sightseeing adventure. Start by taking the cable car to Männlichen, then enjoy a 1 km Royal Walk with breathtaking panoramic views. Afterward, you can visit the alpine playground or hike to Kleine Scheidegg, where you'll be treated to stunning Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau vistas. Return by train or cable car. Between the summit are dining and shops, so you and your furry friend can relax and refuel.

Chapel Bridge is pet-friendly. The world's oldest truss bridge was first constructed in 1333, and goes diagonally across the water. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you on the historic structure, as long as they are well-behaved and cleaned up after.

Parco Del Valentino is one of the oldest pet-friendly parks in Turin, IT. Home to the Borgo Medievale, leashed dogs are welcome in the village and beyond to the rest of the park for a lovely walk on the trails under the shade of luscious trees that wind alongside the River Po. Well-behaved pups with good recall can even play off-leash in certain areas.