Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Wellfleet, NE

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

Ash Hollow State Historical Park

Lewellen, NE

Ash Hollow State Historical Park You and Fido can step back in time and see why the area around Ash Hollow State Historical Park in Lewellen, NE was such a popular stop along the Oregon Trail. The area features a number pet-friendly, paved walking trails. There are four trails to choose from, but most visitors set out to reach the top of Windlass Hill. See Details

Enders Reservoir State Recreation Area

Imperial, NE

Enders Reservoir State Recreation Area Enders Reservoir State Recreation Area is a pet-friendly destination within Enders in Imperial, NE. Your leashed four-legged companion can tag along to explore. Amenities include fishing, picnicking, boating and a hiking trail. Please be aware of hunting season and that a park permit is required. See Details

Prairie Dog State Park

Norton, KS

Prairie Dog State Park Dogs are allowed at Prairie Dog State Park, a pet-friendly area in Norton, KS. Take your pup along the 1.5-mile nature trail which offers great views of the lake. Prairie dogs can be viewed from Prairie Dog trailhead, the first 1000 feet of which is concrete and easily accessible. To preserve the wildlife in the area, dog owners must keep their pets on a leash and clean up any mess that they leave behind. See Details

Love's Travel Stop

Norton, KS

Love's Travel Stop Love's Travel Stop is home to a small dog park. When you're low on gas, swing by this Love's where you can fill up and your pooch can empty. The small park out back is fenced and has a waste station for you to pick up after your pup. Love's Travel Stop is always open. See Details

Samuel R. McKelvie National Forest

Halsey, OR

Samuel R. McKelvie National Forest Samuel R. McKelvie National Forest is a pet-friendly destination in Halsey, NE. Bring along your leashed canine companion to enjoy the adventures awaiting you. This 116,000-acre forest has activities that include a 1-mile Blue Jay hiking trail, fishing, horseback riding, camping and bird watching. Please be aware of the hunting season. See Details

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