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    Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Waterloo, IN

    There are 10 dog-friendly hiking trails within 40 kilometres of Waterloo. 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 Waterloo.

    Pet Friendly Pokagon State Park

    Pokagon State Park

    Angola, IN
    Pokagon State Park Dogs are welcome at pet-friendly Pokagon State Park in Angola, IN, where Native American heritage can be seen around every corner. Lake James and Snow Lake are next to the park and they provide great spots for pooches who love boating, swimming, and fishing. There are nine trails to enjoy in the area as well, varying from easy trails through pine trees, hardwood forest, and rolling land to rugged pathways through swamps and forests. See Details
    Pet Friendly Metea County Park

    Metea County Park

    Fort Wayne, IN
    Metea County Park Metea County Park is a 250-acre, dog-friendly recreational area in Fort Wayne, IN. The park includes the 120-acre Meno-aki State Nature Preserve and has five miles of hiking trails. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. See Details

    McNabb-Walter Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust

    Spencerville, IN
    McNabb-Walter Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust McNabb-Walter Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust features a dog-friendly hiking trail in Spencerville, IN. The property’s sugar maple woods were once used for a maple syrup business, and today visitors can still see remnants of the sugar camp. See Details

    Steuben County Park

    Angola, IN
    Steuben County Park Steuben County Park is pet-friendly. Nestled along the eastern shoreline of 802 acre Crooked Lake, this beautiful park welcomes you and your leashed pooch to explore 74 acres together. Well-behaved dogs are allowed at this Angola Park, as long as they are cleaned up after. Steuben County Park is open every day of the week from dawn until dusk. See Details

    Vandolah Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust

    Leo-Cedarville, IN
    Vandolah Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust Vandolah Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust features two miles dog-friendly trails in Leo-Cedarville, IN. The trails pass through old fields, along a marsh and across ravines. See Details

    Bicentennial Woods Nature Preserve

    Huntertown, IN
    Bicentennial Woods Nature Preserve Leashed dogs are welcome at Bicentennial Woods Nature Preserve in Huntertown, IN. This pet-friendly, 80-acre preserve offers 2 miles of well-marked trails. You and your dog can enjoy views of creeks, large oak trees and wildflowers, depending on the season. See Details

    Dustin Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust

    Huntertown, IN
    Dustin Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust Dustin Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust in Huntertown, IN, offers a dog-friendly, loop trail that winds through meadows and woodlands. The ACRES office is located at this preserve. See Details

    Douglas Woods Nature Preserve

    Hamilton, IN
    Douglas Woods Nature Preserve Douglas Woods Nature Preserve is a dog-friendly area in Hamilton, IN. There are no established trails in the preserve, but its easy to moderate terrain makes it easy to walk Fido on a leash. For bird lovers, the wetlands and ponds are home to a variety of birds. See Details

    Fawn River Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust

    Orland, IN
    Fawn River Nature Preserve - ACRES Land Trust Fawn River Nature Preserve offers dog-friendly hiking in Orland, IN. The trail starts at the parking lot and goes through grassland before looping through a wooded section with beautiful foliage in the fall and seasonal pools of water in the early spring. See Details

    Pigeon River Fish & Wildlife Area

    Howe, IN
    Pigeon River Fish & Wildlife Area The pet-friendly Pigeon River Fish and Wildlife Area in Howe, IN offers 11,794 acres of natural habitats, featuring woodlands, wetlands, and riverine areas. Visitors can engage in a variety of outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, birdwatching, hiking and wildlife photography. Moreover, designated areas are available for off-leash dog training, ensuring registered hunters can effectively train their dogs for game pursuit within the premises. See Details
    Waterloo, IN, US