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    Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in New Mexico

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    If your dog likes to ruff it, bring Fido hiking in New Mexico. Our dog friendly hiking section includes everything from easy one-hour walks to fantastic overnight trips in New Mexico that won’t be soon forgotten. Seriously, go take a hike!

    Pet Friendly Alpine Xeric Park

    Alpine Xeric Park

    Rio Rancho, NM
    Alpine Xeric Park Alpine Xeric Park is a pet-friendly area in Rio Rancho, NM. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their humans in the one-acre green space. It features a short paved trail with lush greenery. See Details
    Pet Friendly Volcanoes Day Use Area

    Volcanoes Day Use Area

    Albuquerque, NM
    Volcanoes Day Use Area Located in Petroglyph National Monument, bring Fido to this beautiful, pet-friendly hiking trail among Albuquerque's inactive volcanoes. Dog-friendly with a view of the city of Albuquerque! See Details

    Winsor Trail

    Santa Fe, NM
    Winsor Trail Located within Santa Fe National Forest, Winsor Trail is 9 miles long on the Pecos/Las Vegas District, moderate difficulty and receives heavy use. Dogs are allowed if leashed. Its highest and lowest points are 11,000 and 8,500 feet. Starting from Winsor Trailhead the trail goes up the creek for approximately one mile and then crosses the stream. Follow the trail as it turns sharply away from the stream and climbs through the forest to Carpenter Ridge. The trail continues up the ridge through aspen groves and meadows passing the junction with Holy Ghost Trail 283. After about six miles the trail crosses upper Winsor Creek and meets the Skyline Trail 251. Follow the Skyline Trail to the west for about one mile until the Winsor Trail turns off to the south. The trail arrives at Spirit Lake within about one mile. From there the trail is an easy mile over the ridge and continues into the Espanola District. See Details

    McAdams Park

    Hobbs, NM
    McAdams Park McAdams Park in Hobbs, NM is pet friendly. This well-maintained and clean park welcomes leashed dogs to walk around with their owners. Don't forget to pick up any mess left behind and leave it in one of the many trash cans throughout the recreation area. See Details

    Continental Divide Trail

    Hachita, NM
    Continental Divide Trail The Continental Divide Trail spans 3,100 miles through five states (New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana). Hikers can start at the southernmost point in Hachita, NM, at the Crazy Cook Monument or at the northernmost point at Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta. Dogs are welcome on the trail with the exception of portions that travel through national parks. The terrain can be very rough on paws and bears are a threat in the northern states, so prepare accordingly. See Details

    Nogal Peak

    Nogal, NM
    Nogal Peak Take dog-friendly Nogal Peak Trail to summit Nogal Peak and admire views from almost 10,000 feet above sea level. Located in Nogal, NM, within the Lincoln National Forest, this trail is a short rugged 1.3 mile route climbing over 1,000 feet in elevation. The steep trail is best suited for hiking and typically sees only light footfall. The trail begins at Crest Trailhead and should take two hours to complete. Those reaching the summit on a clear day are afforded beautiful views of the White Mountain Wilderness and Sierra Blanca Peak. Hikers should pack plenty of water and carry clothing and supplies for changeable weather. See Details

    Carlito Springs Open Space

    Cedar Crest, NM
    Carlito Springs Open Space Carlito Springs Loop is a pet-friendly attraction in Cedar Crest, NM. Your leashed furry friend can join you for a day of exploring. The area offers a 1.75-mile hike and open space where the City hosts events and educational sessions. See Details

    Wildflower Park

    Albuquerque, NM
    Wildflower Park Bring Fido for a stroll through the pet-friendly Wildflower Park in Albuquerque, NM. Located near Balloon Fiesta Park, it's a quiet oasis with grassy fields and connecting walking trails. Leashed pups are welcome, but please make sure to clean up after them. See Details

    Casa Grande Linear Park

    Albuquerque, NM
    Casa Grande Linear Park Casa Grande Linear Park is a public recreation space in the Sandia foothills in Albuquerque, NM. This pet-friendly park features walking trails that leashed dogs and their owners can utilize. The park also offers playgrounds for children to enjoy. See Details

    Acid Canyon Trail

    Los Alamos, NM
    Acid Canyon Trail Check out the dog-friendly Acid Canyon Trail located within the Manhattan Project National Historical Park in Los Alamos, NM. This historic area is where the atomic bomb was first designed and created. The short hike is a 0.9-mile trek that takes 30-90 minutes to complete, forming a loop that follows a bedrock fire road through open pine stands. Pups must be leashed at all times and cleaned up after. Make sure to bring sunscreen, hats, and enough water for you and Fido. See Details

    El Calderon Area

    Grants, NM
    El Calderon Area El Calderon Area is a dog-friendly hiking trail located at the El Malpais National Monument in Grants, NM. The National Park Service lists it as one of its "mostly paw-friendly" trails, noting that pups must watch out in some areas. Leashed dogs will enjoy this 4.8-mile figure-8 loop trail that features views of lava tubes, cinder cones and lava flows. The larger loop is 3.5 miles, and the shorter is 1.1 miles. Pups must be on a six-foot leash at all times and cleaned up after. See Details

    Veterans Memorial Park

    Las Cruces, NM
    Veterans Memorial Park Veterans Memorial Park in Las Cruces, NM is pet friendly. Your pup can join you as you explore the paved two-mile trail through the desert terrain and relax in their spacious grassy area. The park features monuments of the Korean War, the Marine Corps League and more. Benches, drinking fountains, restrooms and ADA picnic shelters are also on site. See Details

    Kwage Mesa Trail

    Los Alamos, NM
    Kwage Mesa Trail Bring Fido for a walk on the pet-friendly Kwage Mesa Trail located within the Manhattan Project National Historical Park in Los Alamos, NM. This historic area is where the atomic bomb was first designed and created. The hike is a relatively flat, 4.3-mile trek that takes 2-4 hours to complete, ending at the top of North Mesa to give you views of the surrounding canyons and Sangre de Christo Mountains. Pups must be leashed at all times and cleaned up after. Make sure to bring sunscreen, hats, and enough water for you and Fido. See Details

    Sandstone Bluffs Overlook

    Grants, NM
    Sandstone Bluffs Overlook Sandstone Bluffs Overlook is a dog-friendly hiking trail located at the El Malpais National Monument in Grants, NM. The National Park Service lists it as one of its "paw-friendly" trails. Leashed dogs will enjoy this short, easy hike that leads to one of the few overlooks within the National Monument, offering you views of the dramatic lava flows and sweeping vistas. The area also has picnic tables and waste bins. Pups must be on a six-foot leash at all times and cleaned up after. See Details

    Trailhead Park

    Rio Rancho, NM
    Trailhead Park Leashed dogs are welcome to enjoy Trailhead Park with their humans in Rio Rancho, NM. The pet-friendly park features picnic tables, BBQ grills, a playground, a shade structure, and a walking path. Dogs must be leashed at all times. See Details
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