Welcome to your go-to guide for exploring Seattle and its surrounding areas with your four-legged best friend! Whether you're a local or visiting the Emerald City, we’ve curated a list of the best dog-friendly hiking trails to help you and your pup enjoy the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. From lush forest paths to scenic mountain vistas, these trails are perfect for adventures that both you and your furry companion will love. Grab the leash, pack some treats, and start exploring today!
Over 36 miles of dog friendly trails ranging from easy to difficult, suitable for all levels.
Easy 4.3 mile (1.75hr) loop trail offering views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains.
A moderate 4.4 mile (2.5hr) loop trail to a lovely lake on the northeast slope of Mount Pilchuck.
A moderate 5.9 mile (3hr) out & back trail through lush northwest rainforest to a pristine alpine lake.
A hard 27.3 mile (12hr) out & back trail winding through the banks of the Middle Fork Snoqualmie River.
A Hard 8-mile out & back hiking trail offering breathtaking views of the Snoqualmie Valley and the Cascade Mountains.
A beautiful 793-acre park with 13 miles of multi-use and mostly easy trails through abundant forest, wetland, and streams.
A moderate 5.3 mile (3hr) out & back hiking trail with panoramic views of the Cascade Mountains.
Offers over 80 miles of trails with scenic views of the Issaquah Alps and Mount Rainier.
A moderate 2.5 (1.3hr) mile out & back hiking trail leading past mossy river rocks, salmonberry bushes, and three waterfalls.
Features multiple easy walking trails spanning 3.5 miles through botanical gardens, groves of trees, and waterside views.
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A moderate 4.2 mile out & back trail near Index, WA. Be prepared for stairs and over 1,000ft elevation gain. Trail features spectacular views including the 100ft Bridal Veil waterfall.
Best time to visit is April through October.
An easy 2 mile out & back paved trail with ample parking and restrooms. Open year-round.
Accessible via two moderate difficulty trails: Bud Blancher Trail (4.8 miles) and 1000, 1070 road (5.7 miles). Features three beautiful waterfalls.
Best time to visit is Spring.
An easy to moderate 1.5 mile hike ending at a massive two-tiered waterfall.
A moderate, 9.5 mile out & back trail near Snoqualmie Pass featuring numerous small waterfalls and cascades along the Snoqualmie Lake Trail to Lipsy Lake.
Best time to hike is Spring to early Summer.
Accessible via the Woody Trail a moderate 4.9 mile out & back hike with nearly 1500ft elevation gain. Incredible views and numerous waterfalls along entire trail. Very popular trail.
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