Leashed dogs (6-foot leash) are permitted only on the Tidelands Trail, Harrier Spur Trail, Quarry Trail, and Marshlands Road near the Fremont Visitor Center; all other refuge trails are off-limits.
All refuge trails and lands outside the Tidelands Trail, Harrier Spur Trail, Quarry Trail, and Marshlands Road (Fremont Visitor Center area).
Pets must be leashed at all times on a national wildlife refuge, and are usually limited to designated trails, roads, and public-use areas. Many refuges close sensitive habitat to pets to protect wildlife, so check the refuge page before you go.
Service animals are allowed where pets are not, under the ADA. A leash is still required.
Yes, but only on four specific trail segments near the Fremont Visitor Center, dogs are prohibited everywhere else on the refuge. Leashed dogs (6-foot leash) are permitted only on the Tidelands Trail, Harrier Spur Trail, Quarry Trail, and Marshlands Road near the Fremont Visitor Center; all other refuge trails are off-limits.
Pets must be leashed at all times on a national wildlife refuge, and are usually limited to designated trails, roads, and public-use areas. Many refuges close sensitive habitat to pets to protect wildlife, so check the refuge page before you go.
All refuge trails and lands outside the Tidelands Trail, Harrier Spur Trail, Quarry Trail, and Marshlands Road (Fremont Visitor Center area).
Service animals are allowed where pets are not, under the ADA. A leash is still required.