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Acadia National ParkACADDog-friendly

Acadia

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
Tuafanua TrailNPSABanned on trails

National Park of American Samoa

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
A crowd of people sit and watch the sunset at delicate arch.ARCHBanned on trails

Arches

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Layered badlands formations behind fields of green grass under cloudy and billowing clouds.BADLBanned on trails

Badlands

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Blooming CenizoBIBEBanned on trails

Big Bend

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Coral reef with two snorkelers diving below the surfaceBISCBanned on trails

Biscayne

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Black Canyon near Tomichi PointBLCALimited access

Black Canyon of the Gunnison

Three short nature trails, plus roads and overlooks.
National Park
A red rock landscape and plateau forest glows with the morning sunBRCALimited access

Bryce Canyon

Paved surfaces only.
National Park
a broad stone arch with rock pinnacles in the distanceCANYBanned on trails

Canyonlands

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Wingate Sandstone cliffs behind historic barn and farmhouseCARELimited access

Capitol Reef

A couple of short trail segments, plus roads and the orchards.
National Park
Photo of Giant Dome and Twin Domes in the Big Room.CAVEBanned on trails

Carlsbad Caverns

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Steep, rugged ocean cliffs extending in an island chain.CHISNo pets allowed

Channel Islands

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Park
View of the Congaree River during the FallCONGDog-friendly

Congaree

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
A view of Crater Lake and Wizard IslandCRLALimited access

Crater Lake

A handful of designated trails, plus roads and the Rim Village promenade.
National Park
People in bright orange kayaks paddle around a bend in a river, past green trees and a rocky shore.CUVADog-friendly

Cuyahoga Valley

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
badlands bathed in pale pink and orange light from the setting sunDEVABanned on trails

Death Valley

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
a white colored sheep standing on a mountainside overlooking a green valleyDENALimited access

Denali

Roads and parking, plus two roadside trails.
National Park
A few of the stars at night with a view of Fort Jefferson.DRTOLimited access

Dry Tortugas

Garden Key only, not inside the fort.
National Park
A sunset creates a silhouette of a cypress tree with needle-like leaves that is shaped like an 'N'.EVERBanned on trails

Everglades

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Aerial view of the Alatna River as it winds through a valleyGAARDog-friendly

Gates of the Arctic

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
fireworks in the sky over the Arch and city buildings with the river in the backgroundJEFFDog-friendly

Gateway Arch

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
Jagged peaks rise out of a forested valley and an empty road curves off into the distance.GLACBanned on trails

Glacier

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Cruising Glacier BayGLBABanned on trails

Glacier Bay

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
At Sunset, swirling rain clouds above a vast canyon filled with colorful peaks and cliff walls.GRCALimited access

Grand Canyon

Partly. Leashed dogs are allowed above the rim, but not below.
National Park
Backpackers in North Fork Cascade Canyon, Grand Teton behindGRTEBanned on trails

Grand Teton

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
blue sky with green trees in mountain cirqueGRBALimited access

Great Basin

Two trails, plus roads and campgrounds.
National Park
Grasslands, large dunes, and snow-capped peaks at sunsetGRSADog-friendly

Great Sand Dunes

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
Wisps of fog hang over the forests in the mountains.GRSMLimited access

Great Smoky Mountains

Barely. Only two short trails allow dogs.
National Park
El Capitan with blooming claret cup cactiGUMOLimited access

Guadalupe Mountains

Two short trails, plus roads and campgrounds.
National Park
'Ahinahina blooms in Haleakala craterHALEBanned on trails

Haleakalā

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Rocky coastline with palm trees and a cliff beyonHAVOBanned on trails

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
A pink sky above gentle white buildingsHOSPDog-friendly

Hot Springs

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
Michigan Lake beach with green grassy dunes in the background, under a blue sky.INDUDog-friendly

Indiana Dunes

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
Aerial View of Belle HarborISRONo pets allowed

Isle Royale

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Park
The sky turns hues of pink and purple over a field of Joshua trees.JOTRBanned on trails

Joshua Tree

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
salmon jumping at waterfallKATMLimited access

Katmai

Backcountry only, and not at Brooks Camp in season.
National Park
A kayaker views a tidewater glacier in the distanceKEFJBanned on trails

Kenai Fjords

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
A deep canyon with a forested floor and steep granite cliffsSEKIBanned on trails

Kings Canyon

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
sun setting on sand dunesKOVADog-friendly

Kobuk Valley

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
Photo of blue sky with fluffy white clouds reflect in calm lake with mountains in the background.LACLDog-friendly

Lake Clark

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
A frozen lake below snow-covered trees and peakLAVOBanned on trails

Lassen Volcanic

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
A cascade of water pours over a rock ledge. Green foliage is in the background.MACADog-friendly

Mammoth Cave

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
Large cliff dwelling in cliff alcoveMEVELimited access

Mesa Verde

Wetherill Mesa trails, plus paved areas at Mesa Top Loop and Park Point.
National Park
A purple and pink streaked sky over a mountain peak and forested valley.MORABanned on trails

Mount Rainier

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
sun rising over the New River GorgeNERIDog-friendly

New River Gorge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
boats on the water with mountains and trees surroundingNOCALimited access

North Cascades

The Pacific Crest Trail, mainly.
National Park
A herd of elk crossing a river.OLYMLimited access

Olympic

A handful of beaches and short trails.
National Park
Sunlit Painted Desert hills of the Petrified Forest National Wilderness AreaPEFODog-friendly

Petrified Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
Boulders in the Balconies Cave.PINNBanned on trails

Pinnacles

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
View from forest floor looking straight up. Ferns as seen close up and redwood trunks meet.REDWLimited access

Redwood

Roads through the redwoods, not the trails.
National Park
Alpine wildflowers are bloomingROMOBanned on trails

Rocky Mountain

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Saguaro flowersSAGULimited access

Saguaro

A handful of designated trails and scenic drives.
National Park
A deep canyon with a forested floor and steep granite cliffsSEKIBanned on trails

Sequoia

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
A man stands on a rocky outcrop overlooking the receding mountains.SHENDog-friendly

Shenandoah

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
A colorfully striped butte in the foreground overlooks a dark green badlands landscapeTHROBanned on trails

Theodore Roosevelt

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Turquoise water laps white sandy shore fringed with lush green vegetation.VIISDog-friendly

Virgin Islands

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
Photograph of granite cliffs topped with trees alongside a blue lake.VOYALimited access

Voyageurs

One trail, plus developed areas and the lakes.
National Park
White dunes in foreground with sun setting behind mountain.WHSADog-friendly

White Sands

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
Thin fins of calcite forming box-shaped openings, called boxwork, on a cave ceiling.WICALimited access

Wind Cave

Two trails, plus roads and the campground.
National Park
Glaciers loom over the ocean with large snowy mountains rising into blue skiesWRSTDog-friendly

Wrangell-St. Elias

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Park
The sun sets behind the sharp point of a snow-covered mountain; pink clouds are reflected in a pondYELLBanned on trails

Yellowstone

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Park
Granite dome with trace amounts of snow.YOSELimited access

Yosemite

Paved paths only.
National Park
A triangular sandstone mountain overlooks green and yellow foliage. A cloudy blue sky is overhead.ZIONLimited access

Zion

One trail only.
National Park
The first memorial erected to honor Abraham LincolnABLIDog-friendly

Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
The Birthplaces of Presidents John Adams (right) and John Quincy Adams (left)ADAMDog-friendly

Adams National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
The visitor center sits in the middle of mixed grass prairie.AGFODog-friendly

Agate Fossil Beds National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Aerial photograph of trail through lava along the Hawaiian CoastALKALimited access

Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail

Leashed pets are allowed on parts of the trail, including developed areas and several beaches and coastal trails. The rules change depending on which park unit the trail passes through.
National Historic Trail
View of the Alcatraz Lighthouse and Island from the waterALCANo pets allowed

Alcatraz Island

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Other
Engine House and tavernALPODog-friendly

Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Large lawn in front of the memorial.AMMEDog-friendly

American Memorial Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Park
Sunset over Amistad Reservoir with Highway 90 bridge to left of photo going over the reservoir and iAMISDog-friendly

Amistad National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
Aerial view of Anacostia Drive and the playgroundANACDog-friendly

Anacostia Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Park
A cannon sits out in front of a replica of part of the wooden stockade walls once at AndersonvilleANDEDog-friendly

Andersonville National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Andrew Johnson Homestead with snowANJOLimited access

Andrew Johnson National Historic Site

Leashed pets are allowed on the Homestead grounds and on the roadways and sidewalks of the National Cemetery. There are no trails open to pets.
National Historic Site
luminaries placed by Maryland Monument with dramatic orange red cloudsANTIDog-friendly

Antietam National Battlefield

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield
Photograph of Lake Superior sandstone rock stack under a blue sky.APISDog-friendly

Apostle Islands National Lakeshore

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Lakeshore
Silhouette of a man with backpack standing on McAfee Knob at sunset with mountains in the distance.APPADog-friendly

Appalachian National Scenic Trail

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Scenic Trail
A brick two story home with white pillars and railings.APCODog-friendly

Appomattox Court House National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
confluence of two riversARPODog-friendly

Arkansas Post National Memorial

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Memorial
Columns of Arlington HouseARHONo pets allowed

Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Other
Wild horses on the dunes at AssateagueASISLimited access

Assateague Island National Seashore

Pets are allowed only in specific areas of the Maryland side of Assateague Island and are banned from all nature trails and the entire Virginia side.
National Seashore
Reconstructed stone kiva amidst stone ruinsAZRULimited access

Aztec Ruins National Monument

Leashed pets are allowed in the parking lot, picnic area, and along the Old Spanish Trail, but not on the main archaeological trail or inside the visitor center.
National Monument
the village of TyuonyiBANDBanned on trails

Bandelier National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
A group of visitors stand around a large wooden apparatus in a plaza courtyard.BEOLDog-friendly

Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A small alligator basking on top of dry vegetation.BICYBanned on trails

Big Cypress National Preserve

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Preserve
Multiple tepee poles and a river are silhouetted against a dawn sky.BIHOBanned on trails

Big Hole National Battlefield

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Battlefield
Big South Fork NRRA in FallBISODog-friendly

Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National River & Recreation Area
Reflections of twisting tupelo trees in calm water below a green canopy.BITHDog-friendly

Big Thicket National Preserve

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Preserve
Summer view of the Yellowtail Dam from the Ok-A-Beh road.BICADog-friendly

Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
Slater Mill, Wilkinson Mill and Brown House at Blackstone River Valley NHPBLRVDog-friendly

Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
A long pine tree stands in front of distant mountain ridges beneath an orange sunsetBLRIDog-friendly

Blue Ridge Parkway

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Parkway
Bluestone RiverBLUEDog-friendly

Bluestone National Scenic River

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Scenic River
Tobacco field being plowed by man with two draft horsesBOWADog-friendly

Booker T Washington National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Two large trees and a flagpole flying an American flag overlooking a stone monument and cannonsBRCRDog-friendly

Brices Cross Roads National Battlefield Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield Site
Brown v Board National Historical ParkBRVBNo pets allowed

Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Historical Park
A large bluff shelter near Buffalo Point.BUFFLimited access

Buffalo National River

Yes on the river, and on several designated trails. The Buffalo is a dog-friendly float.
National River
Tidepools at CabrilloCABRLimited access

Cabrillo National Monument

Leashed pets are allowed only on the Coastal Trail. They are barred from the rest of the park, including all other trails and the tidepools.
National Monument
A paved path leads to a gray wooden building with US Flag flying.CANEDog-friendly

Camp Nelson National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Dune plants, beach, and ocean.CANALimited access

Canaveral National Seashore

At Canaveral National Seashore pets are allowed on the lagoon side, trails, and multi-use paths, but they are banned from the beach and boardwalks.
National Seashore
A small cabin sits beneath the branches of a Live Oak in the Oakland Plantation Quarters.CARIDog-friendly

Cane River Creole National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Farm in the canyonCACHLimited access

Canyon de Chelly National Monument

Leashed pets are welcome at the rim overlooks and in the Cottonwood Campground, but not on canyon tours, the White House Trail into the canyon, or in the Welcome Center.
National Monument
A curling wave breaks against the backdrop of a pink sunrise.CACOLimited access

Cape Cod National Seashore

At Cape Cod National Seashore pets are banned from nearly all walking trails and face heavy seasonal beach closures, so access is very limited.
National Seashore
The first-order Fresnel lens is visible in the lantern room of the Bodie Island Lighthouse.CAHADog-friendly

Cape Hatteras National Seashore

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Seashore
: Black & white patterned tower of the Cape Lookout Lighthouse stands against a blue & white cloud fCALODog-friendly

Cape Lookout National Seashore

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Seashore
Bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln standing over an enslaved man rising from kneeling.CAHIDog-friendly

Capitol Hill Parks

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Other
A cloud shrouded volcano rises behind a field of yellow flowers.CAVOLimited access

Capulin Volcano National Monument

Leashed pets are allowed only on the short Nature Trail by the visitor center, plus roads and developed areas. They are banned from all other trails.
National Monument
A view of Sandburg's study as visitors see it todayCARLDog-friendly

Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
eathern building under modern roof structureCAGRDog-friendly

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Drawbridge entrance to the Castillo de San MarcosCASALimited access

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Leashed pets are allowed in the exterior grounds of the park but not inside the Castillo de San Marcos fort structure.
National Monument
Castle Clinton NM EntranceCACLNo pets allowed

Castle Clinton National Monument

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Monument
Red rocks frame a stand of Joshua trees and sage brush.CAMONo pets allowed

Castle Mountains National Monument

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Monument
Rock formation with mountains in the backgroundCATODog-friendly

Catoctin Mountain Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Park
The ground falls away from the viewer creating brilliant rock formations of pink, red, and orange.CEBRLimited access

Cedar Breaks National Monument

Leashed pets are allowed only on paved areas and the paved Sunset Trail. They are not allowed on unpaved trails.
National Monument
American flag bunting hangs from the porch on a limestone building with a white portico.CEBEDog-friendly

Cedar Creek & Belle Grove National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Fajada Butte's silhoutte shown under a timelapse image of stars appearing in a vibrant circle above.CHCUDog-friendly

Chaco Culture National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
a bench next to a tree with U.S. and Mexican flags flying against a mountain backgroundCHAMDog-friendly

Chamizal National Memorial

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Memorial
1828 Lowcountry cottage and groundsCHPIDog-friendly

Charles Pinckney National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A large grey house with dark grey shutters with a green lawn out front under a blue skyCHYODog-friendly

Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Two adult Great Blue Herons stand watch over their 3 young chicks in the nest.CHATDog-friendly

Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
The rushing river cascades over the rocks of the PotomacCHOHDog-friendly

Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Kelley CabinCHCHDog-friendly

Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Military Park
Lincoln Bridge with Travertine Creek flowing belowCHICDog-friendly

Chickasaw National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
Many rock pinnacles with a valley and mountain range in backgroundCHIRLimited access

Chiricahua National Monument

Leashed pets are allowed only on the lower trails near the entrance and campground. They are banned from all trails above 5,500 feet.
National Monument
Snow dusted granite formations jut up from a mountainous juniper covered landscape.CIRODog-friendly

City Of Rocks National Reserve

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Reserve
sandstone spire hundreds of feet tall stands above sparsely vegetated canyon bottom and cliffsCOLMBanned on trails

Colorado National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
Agave stalks and wildflowers with mountains in the distanceCOROLimited access

Coronado National Memorial

Leashed pets are allowed on a few named trails, roads, and the picnic area, but not on other hiking trails.
National Memorial
The sun is coming up on the battlefield in the direction that the Americans would have been facing.COWPDog-friendly

Cowpens National Battlefield

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield
A close-up shot of a folded, waving sea of lava rock, with mountains in the far distance.CRMOBanned on trails

Craters Of The Moon National Monument & Preserve

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument & Preserve
Hensley SettlementCUGADog-friendly

Cumberland Gap National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Sand dunes covered with shrubs and grassesCUISLimited access

Cumberland Island National Seashore

Leashed dogs can visit Cumberland Island for the day but only on the southern end, and only if brought over by private boat since the ferry does not carry pets.
National Seashore
A single boat floating out in a reservoir. Mesas surrounding the area are reflected on the water.CUREDog-friendly

Curecanti National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
A walkway with a fountainCECHLimited access

César E. Chávez National Monument

Leashed pets are welcome on the paved footpaths, parking lots, and roads. They cannot enter the visitor center or Memorial Garden.
National Monument
A three-story brick building with tall green windows and a tall photo mural on the glass wallDAAVDog-friendly

Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Reenactor Bill Boston on his horse Dixie in front of the De Soto Monument.DESODog-friendly

De Soto National Memorial

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Memorial
View of the Delaware River cutting between two low mountain peaksDEWADog-friendly

Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
The Devils Postpile basalt formation resembles tall columns.DEPODog-friendly

Devils Postpile National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Devils Tower looming above the treesDETOBanned on trails

Devils Tower National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
the fossilized skull of camarasaurus dinosaurDINOLimited access

Dinosaur National Monument

Leashed pets are welcome but only on a handful of named short trails and overlooks, plus within 100 feet of developed areas.
National Monument
Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial EntranceDDEMLimited access

Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial

Leashed dogs can walk the grounds around the Eisenhower Memorial but not the memorial itself.
Memorial
View from the Bluff OverlookEBLADog-friendly

Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Reserve
Color photo showing a large raven statue with wings outspread on a metal plinth.EDALNo pets allowed

Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Historic Site
Bear Effigy Mounds with visitor walking nearby.EFMODog-friendly

Effigy Mounds National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
The Eisenhower home with Ike's putting green in the foregroundEISEDog-friendly

Eisenhower National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Yellow sandstone cliff at sunset with dark lava field in backgroundELMADog-friendly

El Malpais National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
El Morro with SunflowersELMODog-friendly

El Morro National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Val-Kill Cottage in the SummerELRODog-friendly

Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Beaux-Arts brick and limestone building with large arched windows and cupola-topped towers.ELISNo pets allowed

Ellis Island Part of Statue of Liberty National Monument

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Part of Statue of Liberty National Monument
Eugene O'Neill Home in Danville, CaliforniaEUONDog-friendly

Eugene O'Neill National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
“Large crowd inside the rotunda of Federal Hall National Memorial”FEHANo pets allowed

Federal Hall National Memorial

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Memorial
The Fire Island Lighthouse against a vibrant sunset.FIISLimited access

Fire Island National Seashore

Leashed pets can join you in some areas of Fire Island, but ocean beaches and the wilderness are closed to them for much of the year.
National Seashore
a front view of the Ida Saxton McKinley HouseFILABanned on trails

First Ladies National Historic Site

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Historic Site
Red, yellow, and green leaves lay on the grass in front of a colonial building.FRSTDog-friendly

First State National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Field of white and yellow wildflowers with a white wall in the distance and blue sky above.FLNILimited access

Flight 93 National Memorial

Leashed dogs are allowed on some trails at Flight 93 but not on the Memorial Plaza.
National Memorial
Fossil redwood stumpFLFOBanned on trails

Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
Ruins of the fort with mountains and valley in the background.FOBODog-friendly

Fort Bowie National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Garrison Flag flying over the post.FODADog-friendly

Fort Davis National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
The View from the Upper River BatteryFODODog-friendly

Fort Donelson National Battlefield

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield
Children plant vegetables at the community gardensFODUDog-friendly

Fort Dupont Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Other
A cannon in front of fall leavesFOFODog-friendly

Fort Foote Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Park
Ruin of Soldier Barracks at Fort Frederica NMFOFRDog-friendly

Fort Frederica National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
A large two story white building with pillars. Several windows with green shuttersFOLADog-friendly

Fort Laramie National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Men in 19th century U.S. Army uniforms fire a reproduction period cannon.FOLSDog-friendly

Fort Larned National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Fort Matanzas, a fortified watch tower made form coquina.FOMADog-friendly

Fort Matanzas National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
A large American flag waved over the brick sallyport of an old fort.FOMCDog-friendly

Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument and Historic Shrine
Aerial View of Fort MonroeFOMRDog-friendly

Fort Monroe National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Circular stockade in the middle of a meadow. Dramatic clouds build in the blue sky.FONEDog-friendly

Fort Necessity National Battlefield

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield
Fort Point with visitors approaching on road in front and Golden Gate Bridge above.FOPODog-friendly

Fort Point National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
The red masonry walls of Fort Pulaski still show battle damage over 150 years later.FOPUDog-friendly

Fort Pulaski National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Back of the monument commemorating the Roanoke Island Freedmen's ColonyFORADog-friendly

Fort Raleigh National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Picture of the post hospital with the parade ground and trees in the background.FOSCDog-friendly

Fort Scott National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Aerial view of visitor centerFOSMDog-friendly

Fort Smith National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A park ranger directs a group of children thorugh the fort.FOSTDog-friendly

Fort Stanwix National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
A row of cannon with Fort Moultrie in the background. A US flag is flying in the fort.FOSULimited access

Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie National Historical Park

Leashed pets are allowed at Liberty Square and outside Fort Moultrie, but not at Fort Sumter.
National Historical Park
Panorama of Officers RowFOUNDog-friendly

Fort Union National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
View from Missouri River bottoms of Southwest bastionFOUSDog-friendly

Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Fort Vancouver GardenFOVADog-friendly

Fort Vancouver National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Entrance way into historic Fort WashingtonFOWADog-friendly

Fort Washington Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Park
A dark brown, football-shaped fossil fish with a fan-shaped tail and spines standing up on its back.FOBUDog-friendly

Fossil Butte National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
A line of four cannons placed in front of crescent shaped earthen gun pits.FRSPDog-friendly

Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Military Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Military Park
Colored Greyhound mural with historical information about the Freedom RidersFRRILimited access

Freedom Riders National Monument

Leashed dogs are welcome in the outdoor exhibit areas at the historic bus depot and along the downtown driving tour. This is a small urban site with no hiking trails.
National Monument
Gallatin House - Stone House and South Wing in snow with blue skyFRHIDog-friendly

Friendship Hill National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Visitors enjoying the sun and sand at Jacob Riis ParkGATELimited access

Gateway National Recreation Area

At Gateway, leashed pets are limited to paved multi-use paths and a couple of bayside beaches. There are no open natural trails and beaches close seasonally.
National Recreation Area
Sun setting behind the Clark MemorialGEROLimited access

George Rogers Clark National Historical Park

Leashed pets are allowed on the park grounds but not inside the visitor center or within the Memorial itself.
National Historical Park
Two buildings surrounded by green foliage with a brick path leading to the buildings.GEWADog-friendly

George Washington Birthplace National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Bronze status of young George Washington Carver atop a large boulder, on the Carver trail.GWCADog-friendly

George Washington Carver National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Stone Bridge Along the George Washington Memorial ParkwayGWMPDog-friendly

George Washington Memorial Parkway

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Memorial Parkway
A canon sits in front of an equestrian statue.GETTDog-friendly

Gettysburg National Military Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Military Park
Sunrise view of Gila Cliff Dwellings with brilliant sky.GICLLimited access

Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument

Leashed dogs cannot go on the trail to the cliff dwellings, but they are allowed on all other trails in the surrounding Gila Wilderness. Free kennels are at the trailhead.
National Monument
Woman raises her arms while standing in front of a sandstone butteGLCADog-friendly

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
White buildings with red roofs at Crissy Field with blue bay and Golden Gate Bridge and fog behind.GOGADog-friendly

Golden Gate National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
Two replica victorian age steam locomotives face each other on the original railroad gradeGOSPDog-friendly

Golden Spike National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Bridge over dry moat leading into a gated fort.GOISNo pets allowed

Governors Island National Monument

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Monument
Log buildings, stockade fence and dock near a large lake.GRPODog-friendly

Grand Portage National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
A front view of the ranch house.GRKODog-friendly

Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Water pouring down rocks at Great FallsGRFADog-friendly

Great Falls Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Park
Tent in the Greenbelt Park campgroundGREEDog-friendly

Greenbelt Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Park
Bronze and granite monument of General Nathanael Greene on horsebackGUCODog-friendly

Guilford Courthouse National Military Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Military Park
Ferry in the Pensacola BayGUISLimited access

Gulf Islands National Seashore

At Gulf Islands, leashed pets are welcome on trails, paved paths, and park roads, but they are banned from every beach and all forts and buildings.
National Seashore
A fossil horse stands in the center of a room filled with posters and display casesHAFOBanned on trails

Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
Hamilton Grange National MemorialHAGRDog-friendly

Hamilton Grange National Memorial

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Memorial
Hampton Mansion in the fallHAMPDog-friendly

Hampton National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
View of Lower Town Harpers Ferry as seen from Maryland HeightsHAFEDog-friendly

Harpers Ferry National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
A tall, green and orange painted church steeple, against a blue sky, with a tree in the foreground.HARTDog-friendly

Harriet Tubman National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
A one story wood frame house has board-and-batten exterior siding and a picket fence painted white.HEHODog-friendly

Herbert Hoover National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Children In Nature Program at Historic JamestowneJAMEDog-friendly

Historic Jamestowne Part of Colonial National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Part of Colonial National Historical Park
A stucco and fieldstone house with white trim and circular portico.HOFRDog-friendly

Home Of Franklin D Roosevelt National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A historic cabin stands next to a concrete path that leads to a plow shaped visitor centerHOMEBanned on trails

Homestead National Historical Park

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Historical Park
An early morning sun casting long shadows over grass-covered mounds.HOCUDog-friendly

Hopewell Culture National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
buildings varying in size on either side of a gravel path.HOFUDog-friendly

Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A blue painted 6-pounder cannon sits on hill facing the battlefieldHOBEDog-friendly

Horseshoe Bend National Military Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Military Park
a stone structure at night with the Milky Way arcing overheadHOVEDog-friendly

Hovenweep National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Color photo of Independence Hall as seen from the north side of Chestnut Street.INDEDog-friendly

Independence National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Front porch of Garfield home showing red front doorJAGADog-friendly

James A Garfield National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Spanish moss hangs from live oak treeJELABanned on trails

Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Historical Park and Preserve
The target room inside Jewel Cave.JECABanned on trails

Jewel Cave National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
A picture of the front of the home Jimmy Carter lived in as a young boy.JICADog-friendly

Jimmy Carter National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Painted HillsJODADog-friendly

John Day Fossil Beds National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic SiteJOFILimited access

John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site

Leashed pets are welcome only in the backyard of the site. They are not allowed inside the visitor center or the historic Kennedy birthplace home.
National Historic Site
White two story house capped by a bell tower and ringed with palm treesJOMUDog-friendly

John Muir National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A farmhouse, shed, and long, red barn with windows atop a grassy hillJOFLDog-friendly

Johnstown Flood National Memorial

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Memorial
Sun rises over Hualālai volcano as seen from the Kaloko fishpond wallKAHODog-friendly

Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Mirror reflection of Lunksoos Mountain and trees within the water of the river.KAWWDog-friendly

Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Pink lotus flower blooms in a pond.KEAQDog-friendly

Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Other
Cannon with front field and Visitor Center in background.KEMODog-friendly

Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield Park
Two story stone and brick building. The American flag flies in front of a blue sky backgroundKEWEDog-friendly

Keweenaw National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
An oval gravestone for Maj Patrick Ferguson is in front of his stone covered grave.KIMODog-friendly

Kings Mountain National Military Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Military Park
Visitors stand on a boardwalk outside a brick red colored wooden building with tidy golden trim.KLGOLimited access

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park

Pets are mostly confined to developed areas within 100 feet of roads, parking, and campgrounds, but they are allowed on the Chilkoot Trail and at Dyea.
National Historical Park
Summer view of EarthlodgeKNRIDog-friendly

Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
sun rising on Black CanyonLAKEDog-friendly

Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
Various motorboats on a blue lake, landscaped by tall tree filled hills.LARODog-friendly

Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
Sunrise at Lava BedsLABEBanned on trails

Lava Beds National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
A fifty foot square wooden fort surrounded by tall trees in a forest.LEWIDog-friendly

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Cabin and smokehouse in the fallLIBODog-friendly

Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Memorial
2 story tan house with green shutters. Red, white, and blue striped bunting draped below its fenceLIHODog-friendly

Lincoln Home National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
The sun sets behind the Indian Memorial.LIBIBanned on trails

Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
Fall Season in the CanyonLIRIDog-friendly

Little River Canyon National Preserve

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Preserve
The front facade of Little Rock Central High SchoolCHSCDog-friendly

Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Yellow three-story mansion with symmetrical facade. Steps and large lawn in foreground. Framed by brLONGDog-friendly

Longfellow House Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
5 story brick factories with a clocktower surrounding a central courtyardLOWEDog-friendly

Lowell National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
President and Mrs. Johnson stand with their small, white dog in front of the Texas White House.LYJOLimited access

Lyndon B Johnson National Historical Park

Leashed dogs are welcome in only some areas of the park.
National Historical Park
Maggie L. Walker's home and adjacent buildingsMAWADog-friendly

Maggie L Walker National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Historic photo of two men standing next to a mangled piece of metal equipment in the desert.MAPRLimited access

Manhattan Project National Historical Park

Pet access is limited and varies by site, with visitor centers allowing only service animals.
National Historical Park
People walk to barracks framed by mountain peaks.MANZDog-friendly

Manzanar National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
large red brick mansion with white lattice porch and lush green lawnMABIDog-friendly

Marsh - Billings - Rockefeller National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Statue of Martin Luther King, Jr.MLKMDog-friendly

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Other
Visitor center and the "I Have a Dream" Internrational World Peace RoseMALUDog-friendly

Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Lindenwald, a yellow, 3 story mansion, is surrounded by trees.MAVADog-friendly

Martin Van Buren National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
MAMCMAMCNo pets allowed

Mary McLeod Bethune Council House National Historic Site

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Historic Site
A orange sunset over the white granite headstones in the national cemetery with silhouetted cannon.MISPDog-friendly

Mill Springs Battlefield National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Origami cranes twirl on carouselMIINBanned on trails

Minidoka National Historic Site

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Historic Site
Located on Battle Road, the Smith House was home of Captain John Smith of the Lincoln Militia.MIMADog-friendly

Minute Man National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Glass structure over the silo allows visitors to look down at the missileMIMIDog-friendly

Minuteman Missile National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Large canoes and crews paddle down the river amidst autumnal color.MISSLimited access

Mississippi National River & Recreation Area

This is a patchwork river corridor. The NPS-managed Coldwater Spring allows leashed pets, and there are several off-leash dog parks nearby, but partner parks set their own rules.
National River & Recreation Area
Aerial view of the Missouri River and surrounding landscape.MNRRDog-friendly

Missouri National Recreational River

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreational River
Kelso Dunes with rays of light coming through the clouds. Mountains in the background..MOJADog-friendly

Mojave National Preserve

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Preserve
Federal style house with trees behind it during the fall season.MONODog-friendly

Monocacy National Battlefield

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield
A 5-story masonry dwelling sits in a cliff alcove.MOCADog-friendly

Montezuma Castle National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
The Wick House surrounded by colorful fall leavesMORRDog-friendly

Morristown National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Photo of Mount Rushmore under a bright blue sky with puffy clouds floating over.MORULimited access

Mount Rushmore National Memorial

Pets are limited to a few designated areas and are not allowed through the main memorial.
National Memorial
Wooden sign and entrance to Muir Woods National MonumentMUWONo pets allowed

Muir Woods National Monument

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Monument
Two story brick mansion with columnsNATCDog-friendly

Natchez National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Potkopinu Section of the Natchez Trace National Scenic TrailNATTDog-friendly

Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Scenic Trail
A slightly curvy section of the Natchez Trace Parkway in Early FallNATRDog-friendly

Natchez Trace Parkway

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Parkway
The red barns and outbuildings at Oxon Hill FarmNACEDog-friendly

National Capital Parks-East

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Other
Aerial of the west side of National Mall and Memorial ParksNAMADog-friendly

National Mall and Memorial Parks

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Other
a natural bridge at night with the Milky Way arcing overheadNABRBanned on trails

Natural Bridges National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
view from inside the Betatakin Cliff Dwelling looking out.NAVALimited access

Navajo National Monument

Leashed dogs are allowed on the three self-guided trails only, not on the ranger-led Betatakin or Keet Seel hikes to the cliff dwellings.
National Monument
New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park Visitor Center on a bright fall day.NEBEDog-friendly

New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
A grassy field surrounded by forest under a sunny sky with large white clouds.NEPHDog-friendly

New Philadelphia National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Colorful painted tipi on green lawnNEPEDog-friendly

Nez Perce National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Frame one story schoolhouse with most of white paint worn off to show gray.NICODog-friendly

Nicodemus National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A cannon is in the left foreground with the Maham rifle tower in the distance.NISIDog-friendly

Ninety Six National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A beautiful, if short, waterfall empties into the side of the Niobrara NSR.NIOBLimited access

Niobrara National Scenic River

Dogs are allowed on the Niobrara River and on the nature trails at Smith Falls State Park and Fort Niobrara, but this is a float-focused park rather than a land-trail network.
National Scenic River
Hiking on trailNOCODog-friendly

North Country National Scenic Trail

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Scenic Trail
Obed in FallOBEDDog-friendly

Obed Wild & Scenic River

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wild & Scenic River
moundsOCMUDog-friendly

Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Tiles with hand prints and chalkboards set into the ground for children.OKCINo pets allowed

Oklahoma City National Memorial

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Memorial
Miller's Chapel at Oregon CavesORCABanned on trails

Oregon Caves National Monument & Preserve

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument & Preserve
Organ pipe cactus and mountains at sunsetORPILimited access

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument

Pets are welcome on three designated trails plus roads and paved areas, but many trails are closed to them. Bring booties and water for the desert heat.
National Monument
Two brown cows graze in a fieldOXHIDog-friendly

Oxon Cove Park & Oxon Hill Farm

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Other
Yellow flowers bloom in the dunes along Malaquite Beach.PAISDog-friendly

Padre Island National Seashore

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Seashore
Wind blows US Flag and surrounding areaPAGRDog-friendly

Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
A reconstructed Elkhorn Tavern.PERIDog-friendly

Pea Ridge National Military Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Military Park
An evening photo of the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center Complex looking towards the museums.VALRLimited access

Pearl Harbor National Memorial

Leashed pets are allowed on the outdoor grounds of the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, but not inside any of its buildings and not on the boat program to the USS Arizona Memorial.
National Memorial
Large brown adobe mission church with low brick walls and kiva ladder in frontPECODog-friendly

Pecos National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
9-3'x5' international flags line sidewalk that leads to a white building with green roof. Tall stonePEVIDog-friendly

Perry's Victory & International Peace Memorial

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Memorial
Pictured is the front of the brick visitor center under a cloudless blue sky.PETEDog-friendly

Petersburg National Battlefield

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield
Petroglyphs on dark boulders with a cloudy sky.PETRDog-friendly

Petroglyph National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Multi-colored sandstone cliffs rise out of Lake SuperiorPIROLimited access

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore

Pictured Rocks allows leashed dogs in many front-country areas and on a handful of named trails and beaches, but the main hiking network, including the Lakeshore/North Country Trail and all backcountry, is closed to pets.
National Lakeshore
A glittering sky of stars glows above a historic covered wagon.PISPBanned on trails

Pipe Spring National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
Pink wall of rock next to path and grassPIPEDog-friendly

Pipestone National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Building at National Colonial Farm at Piscataway ParkPISCDog-friendly

Piscataway Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Park
Waves wash in from the left onto a long, straight stretch of undeveloped, low-lying coastline.PORELimited access

Point Reyes National Seashore

Point Reyes allows leashed dogs only on a few named beaches and trails; all other trails, beaches, and off-trail land are closed to pets.
National Seashore
Port Chicago MemorialPOCHNo pets allowed

Port Chicago Naval Magazine National Memorial

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Memorial
An original 1930's sign for Chopawamsic National Recreational Demonstration AreaPRWIDog-friendly

Prince William Forest Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Park
The Pullman National Historical Park Visitor CenterPULLDog-friendly

Pullman National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Carved wooden kiʻiPUHOLimited access

Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park

Leashed dogs are allowed in part of Puuhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park. They are welcome in the picnic area and on two trails but not in the sacred Royal Grounds or Puuhonua areas.
National Historical Park
A large sandstone arch - a natural bridge.RABRNo pets allowed

Rainbow Bridge National Monument

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Monument
A two story brick building flanked by large live oak treesREERDog-friendly

Reconstruction Era National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Earthen trenches running through a wooded area of bare trees and fallen autumn leaves.RICHDog-friendly

Richmond National Battlefield Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield Park
Canoeing Boquillas CanyonRIGRBanned on trails

Rio Grande Wild & Scenic River

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wild & Scenic River
Painting of the Battle of the River RaisinRIRADog-friendly

River Raisin National Battlefield Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield Park
Stone bridge and fall leavesROCRDog-friendly

Rock Creek Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Park
Hubbard CottageROCADog-friendly

Roosevelt Campobello International Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
International Park
Entrance sign against the historic Ford buidling.RORIDog-friendly

Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Russell Cave in SpringRUCADog-friendly

Russell Cave National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
A large house painted gray with green lawn and trees.SAHIDog-friendly

Sagamore Hill National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
View of the drive into Saint Croix Island International Historic Site.SACRDog-friendly

Saint Croix Island International Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
International Historic Site
A blue river winds through a valley lined with trees in autumn color.SACNDog-friendly

Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Scenic Riverway
Rebecca Turner gravesiteSAPANo pets allowed

Saint Paul's Church National Historic Site

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
National Historic Site
Looking toward Aspet from the Pan GardenSAGADog-friendly

Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
A three mast tall ship on the water under a blue sky with red brick buildings on the shore.SAMADog-friendly

Salem Maritime National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Pink flowers and green foliage frame the roofless remains of a stone mission.SAPUDog-friendly

Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
White frescoed church with a stone ruin to the left in the foreground.SAANDog-friendly

San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Five historic ships docked at Mare IslandSAFRDog-friendly

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
a sun setting behind historic parade groundsSAJHDog-friendly

San Juan Island National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Castillo San Felipe del Morro Aereal ViewSAJULimited access

San Juan National Historic Site

Leashed pets are allowed outside the fortifications on the grounds of San Juan National Historic Site. They cannot go inside the forts.
National Historic Site
Four white Indian lodges on a grassy plain.SANDDog-friendly

Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Warm light from the setting sun gives an orange glow to a rock bluff overlooking a grassland.SAFEDog-friendly

Santa Fe National Historic Trail

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Trail
Sunbeams reaching from glowing sun over the ocean.SAMODog-friendly

Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
A man wearing 18th-century clothing carrying a musket and a farmhouse are silhouetted by sunrise.SARADog-friendly

Saratoga National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Several wooden structures amid green fields and trees under partly cloudy sky and beside river.SAIRDog-friendly

Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Conestoga wagon in front of Eagle RockSCBLDog-friendly

Scotts Bluff National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
50th Anniversary Walking Classroom Participants.SEMODog-friendly

Selma To Montgomery National Historic Trail

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Trail
A totem pole in the foreground with a sunset over water in the background.SITKDog-friendly

Sitka National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
A bright sun begins to set into Lake MichiganSLBEDog-friendly

Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Lakeshore
Frame house made of wood with U.S. and French flags flying on front porch.STGEDog-friendly

Ste. Geneviève National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
large black train with number 6039 painted in white lettering, sitting on turntable trackSTEABanned on trails

Steamtown National Historic Site

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Historic Site
The sun rises behind a green field with a cannon in the foreground.STRIDog-friendly

Stones River National Battlefield

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield
a cinder cone volcano and ponderosa pine treesSUCRLimited access

Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument

Because monument resources are fragile, pets are allowed only on the paved section of the Lava Flow Trail plus paved roads and parking lots. They are barred from all the monument's other trails.
National Monument
fall wildflowers at the preserveTAPRLimited access

Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve

Tallgrass Prairie allows leashed dogs on several named nature trails plus parking, picnic areas, and around the outside of historic buildings.
National Preserve
Color photo showing a three story brick rowhouse on a corner lot.THKOLimited access

Thaddeus Kosciuszko National Memorial

This is an indoor historic house memorial with exhibits and period rooms and no park grounds or trails, so there is no space to walk a pet.
National Memorial
Crowds of people populate the White House South Lawn on a sunny day with the White House in viewWHHODog-friendly

The White House and President's Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Other
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace ExteriorTHRBLimited access

Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site

Pets and emotional support animals are not permitted inside this historic birthplace house, and the site is an indoor house museum with no park grounds to walk a dog.
National Historic Site
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural SiteTHRILimited access

Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site

This is an indoor historic house museum seen only by guided tour, with no park grounds or trails, so there is no space to walk a pet.
National Historic Site
A bronze statue of Theodore Roosevelt standing and pointing.THISDog-friendly

Theodore Roosevelt Island

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Other
Large salmon colored Victorian mansion with green lawn and blue skyEDISLimited access

Thomas Edison National Historical Park

Leashed pets are allowed on the outdoor grounds of the Glenmont Estate. They are not permitted in the Laboratory Complex or inside any buildings.
National Historical Park
Thomas Jefferson Memorial reflects on Tidal BasinTHJELimited access

Thomas Jefferson Memorial

Leashed pets are welcome on the National Mall grounds and the Tidal Basin paths around the Jefferson Memorial, but not inside the memorial itself.
Other
5 part Mansion at HaberdeventureTHSTDog-friendly

Thomas Stone National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
slave cabins made of tabby with wooden roofsTIMUDog-friendly

Timucuan Ecological & Historic Preserve

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Ecological & Historic Preserve
cliff dwelling in the spring with desert plants and wildflowers.TONTLimited access

Tonto National Monument

Leashed pets are welcome on the Lower Cliff Dwelling Trail up to a designated stop, plus the parking lot and picnic area. They cannot enter the visitor center or the cliff dwelling.
National Monument
Image of Touro SynagogueTOSYLimited access

Touro Synagogue National Historic Site

This is an indoor historic synagogue and adjacent visitor center seen by guided tour, with no park grounds or trails, so there is no space to walk a pet.
National Historic Site
White house with a concrete deck and flag poll in the front.TULEDog-friendly

Tule Lake National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Tule Springs during winterTUSKDog-friendly

Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
panorama of mission church with green grass and cloudsTUMALimited access

Tumacácori National Historical Park

Leashed pets are welcome on the Anza Trail year round, but pets are not allowed on the mission grounds or in any government building.
National Historical Park
The monument with a cannonTUPEDog-friendly

Tupelo National Battlefield

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield
Red-Tail P-51D Mustang In Flight ExhibitTUAIDog-friendly

Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A three story Queen Anne Revival style red brick houseTUINDog-friendly

Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A marsh with open water, cattails, and a masonry dwelling beyond.TUZIDog-friendly

Tuzigoot National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Green sided, two story house with green treesULSGDog-friendly

Ulysses S Grant National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
a view of the Delaware RiverUPDEDog-friendly

Upper Delaware Scenic & Recreational River

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Scenic & Recreational River
Scattered clouds over landscape view of winding river and brown grasslandsVALLLimited access

Valles Caldera National Preserve

Valles Caldera allows leashed dogs only on four named front-country trails plus roadways, parking, and picnic areas near the Cabin District. The backcountry and all other trails are closed to pets.
National Preserve
bronze statue of rev war general on stone base, red white and blue bunting behindVAFODog-friendly

Valley Forge National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Misty April MorningVAMADog-friendly

Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Union cannon aimed at Confederate linesVICKDog-friendly

Vicksburg National Military Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Military Park
Lights glow at the base of the wall of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial with Washington Monument.VIVELimited access

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Leashed pets are welcome on the surrounding National Mall grounds and walkways, but pets are excluded from most memorials.
Other
Visitors view fossils from walkwayWACODog-friendly

Waco Mammoth National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
Walnut Canyon's cliff dwellings are illuminated by the afternoon sun.WACALimited access

Walnut Canyon National Monument

Leashed pets are allowed on the Rim Trail and in the parking lot, but not on the Island Trail or inside the visitor center.
National Monument
Cheyenne tipis backlite by sunsetWABALimited access

Washita Battlefield National Historic Site

Leashed pets are allowed on the visitor center trail and in parking lots, but not on the battlefield trail or in buildings.
National Historic Site
A view of the south side of the Weir House with porch visable, showing a fence in front of the homeWEFADog-friendly

Weir Farm National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
A snowy day on top of Shasta BallyWHISDog-friendly

Whiskeytown National Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Area
A tipi sits beneath a tree near a walking trailWHMIDog-friendly

Whitman Mission National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
A yellow two-story brick building with tall windows and green shutters on themWIHODog-friendly

William Howard Taft National Historic Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historic Site
Men in reproduction uniforms talk around a campfireWICRDog-friendly

Wilson's Creek National Battlefield

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Battlefield
The Wesleyan Chapel in summerWORIDog-friendly

Women's Rights National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Historical Park
Orville takes to the air in the flyer for the first time as Wilbur assists.WRBRDog-friendly

Wright Brothers National Memorial

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Memorial
a large stone pueblo in a desert beneath mostly sunny skies with mountains in backgroundWUPABanned on trails

Wupatki National Monument

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
National Monument
Cannon at sunset at Yorktown BattlefieldYORKDog-friendly

Yorktown Battlefield Part of Colonial National Historical Park

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Part of Colonial National Historical Park
Aerial view of the Yukon River during fall colorsYUCHDog-friendly

Yukon - Charley Rivers National Preserve

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Preserve
PADog-friendly

Allegheny National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Angeles National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
AZDog-friendly

Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
CODog-friendly

Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
UTDog-friendly

Ashley National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MTDog-friendly

Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
WYDog-friendly

Bighorn National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MTDog-friendly

Bitterroot National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
SDDog-friendly

Black Hills National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
IDDog-friendly

Boise National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
WYDog-friendly

Bridger-Teton National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
IDDog-friendly

Caribou-Targhee National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
NMDog-friendly

Carson National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
GADog-friendly

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
WIDog-friendly

Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
TNDog-friendly

Cherokee National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MNDog-friendly

Chippewa National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
AKDog-friendly

Chugach National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
NMDog-friendly

Cibola National Forest and National Grasslands

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Cleveland National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
AZDog-friendly

Coconino National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
WADog-friendly

Colville National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
AZDog-friendly

Coronado National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MTDog-friendly

Custer Gallatin National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
NDDog-friendly

Dakota Prairie Grasslands

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Grassland
KYDog-friendly

Daniel Boone National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ORDog-friendly

Deschutes National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
UTDog-friendly

Dixie National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
PRDog-friendly

El Yunque National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Eldorado National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
UTDog-friendly

Fishlake National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MTDog-friendly

Flathead National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
SCDog-friendly

Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
ORDog-friendly

Fremont-Winema National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
VADog-friendly

George Washington and Jefferson National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
WADog-friendly

Gifford Pinchot National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
NMDog-friendly

Gila National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CODog-friendly

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
VTDog-friendly

Green Mountain and Finger Lakes National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
MTDog-friendly

Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MIDog-friendly

Hiawatha National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
INDog-friendly

Hoosier National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
NVDog-friendly

Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MIDog-friendly

Huron-Manistee National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
IDDog-friendly

Idaho Panhandle National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
CADog-friendly

Inyo National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
AZDog-friendly

Kaibab National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
LADog-friendly

Kisatchie National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Klamath National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MTDog-friendly

Kootenai National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CALimited access

Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit

Dogs are welcome around Lake Tahoe, but the beaches split by rule: Kiva Beach allows dogs, while the Pope, Baldwin, and Nevada Beach areas restrict pets. Check the signage before you head to the sand.
Management Unit
KYLimited access

Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area

Dogs are welcome across this 170,000-acre inland peninsula between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, but they must be leashed at all times, not just in developed areas. E-collars do not count as a leash.
National Recreation Area
CADog-friendly

Lassen National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
NMDog-friendly

Lincoln National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MTDog-friendly

Lolo National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Los Padres National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ORDog-friendly

Malheur National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
UTDog-friendly

Manti-La Sal National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MODog-friendly

Mark Twain National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CODog-friendly

Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
CADog-friendly

Mendocino National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Modoc National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
WVDog-friendly

Monongahela National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
WADog-friendly

Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ORDog-friendly

Mount Hood National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
TXDog-friendly

National Forests and Grasslands in Texas

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
ALDog-friendly

National Forests in Alabama

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
FLDog-friendly

National Forests in Florida

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
MSDog-friendly

National Forests in Mississippi

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
NCDog-friendly

National Forests in North Carolina

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
NEDog-friendly

Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
IDDog-friendly

Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
ORDog-friendly

Ochoco National Forest and Crooked River National Grassland

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
WADog-friendly

Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
WADog-friendly

Olympic National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MIDog-friendly

Ottawa National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ARDog-friendly

Ouachita National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ARDog-friendly

Ozark-St. Francis National Forests

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
IDDog-friendly

Payette National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CODog-friendly

Pike and San Isabel National Forests, Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forests
CADog-friendly

Plumas National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
AZDog-friendly

Prescott National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CODog-friendly

Rio Grande National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ORDog-friendly

Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
IDDog-friendly

Salmon-Challis National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

San Bernardino National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CODog-friendly

San Juan National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
NMDog-friendly

Santa Fe National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
IDDog-friendly

Sawtooth National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Sequoia National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ILDog-friendly

Shawnee National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
WYDog-friendly

Shoshone National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Sierra National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ORDog-friendly

Siuslaw National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Six Rivers National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Stanislaus National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
MNDog-friendly

Superior National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CADog-friendly

Tahoe National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
AKDog-friendly

Tongass National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
AZDog-friendly

Tonto National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
UTDog-friendly

Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ORDog-friendly

Umatilla National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ORDog-friendly

Umpqua National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ORDog-friendly

Wallowa-Whitman National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
OHDog-friendly

Wayne National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
NHDog-friendly

White Mountain National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
CODog-friendly

White River National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
ORDog-friendly

Willamette National Forest

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Forest
AZDog-friendly

Agua Fria National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
CADog-friendly

Alabama Hills National Scenic Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Scenic Area
CADog-friendly

Amboy Crater

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Natural Area
AZLimited access

Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness

Pets are not allowed anywhere in Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness, and dogs are also barred from the Nature Conservancy preserve that guards the access points. Leave your dog at home for this permit-only canyon.
Wilderness
NVDog-friendly

Avi Kwa Ame National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
AZDog-friendly

Baaj Nwaavjo I'tah Kukveni - Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
NVDog-friendly

Basin and Range National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
UTDog-friendly

Bears Ears National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
UTDog-friendly

Beaver Dam Wash National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
CADog-friendly

Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
NMDog-friendly

Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wilderness
CADog-friendly

Bizz Johnson National Recreation Trail

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Recreation Trail
NVDog-friendly

Black Rock Desert-High Rock Canyon Emigrant Trails National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
CODog-friendly

Browns Canyon National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
IDDog-friendly

Bruneau Canyon Overlook

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
CADog-friendly

California Coastal National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
CODog-friendly

Canyons of the Ancients National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
CALimited access

Carrizo Plain National Monument

Dogs are welcome on this grassland plain but must be leashed on a 6-foot leash at all developed sites, and they are banned entirely from the Painted Rock area. Wear current tags.
National Monument
ORDog-friendly

Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
CADog-friendly

Chuckwalla National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
UTDog-friendly

Corona Arch Trail

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
CALimited access

Cosumnes River Preserve

This wildlife and wetland preserve does not allow pets. Only leashed service dogs are permitted, since loose dogs disturb the birds and other animals the preserve protects.
Preserve
CODog-friendly

Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
CADog-friendly

Dumont Dunes Off-Highway Vehicle Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
NMDog-friendly

El Malpais National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
CADog-friendly

El Mirage Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
UTDog-friendly

Fisher Towers Recreation Site

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
CADog-friendly

Fort Ord National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
NMDog-friendly

Fort Stanton-Snowy River Cave National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
UTDog-friendly

Gemini Bridges Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
AZDog-friendly

Gila Box Riparian National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
NVDog-friendly

Gold Butte National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
UTDog-friendly

Gooseberry Mesa

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
AZDog-friendly

Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
UTDog-friendly

Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
CODog-friendly

Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
CODog-friendly

Hartman Rocks Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
CADog-friendly

Headwaters Forest Reserve

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Forest Reserve
CADog-friendly

Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
AZDog-friendly

Ironwood Forest National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
CADog-friendly

Johnson Valley Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
UTDog-friendly

Jurassic National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
NMLimited access

Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument

Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks does not allow pets. Only identifiable service animals are permitted, and dogs may not be left in parked vehicles because of the heat.
National Monument
WYDog-friendly

Killpecker Sand Dunes

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
CADog-friendly

King Range National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
AZDog-friendly

Las Cienegas National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
UTDog-friendly

Little Sahara Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
CODog-friendly

McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
CADog-friendly

Mojave Trails National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
IDDog-friendly

Morley Nelson Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
CODog-friendly

North Fruita Desert (18 Road)

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
NMDog-friendly

Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
CADog-friendly

Owens River Gorge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
ORDog-friendly

Owyhee Canyonlands

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
CODog-friendly

Penitente Canyon

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
WYDog-friendly

Pilot Butte Wild Horse Scenic Loop

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Scenic Area
MTDog-friendly

Pompeys Pillar National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
NMDog-friendly

Prehistoric Trackways National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
CADog-friendly

Rainbow Basin Natural Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Natural Area
UTDog-friendly

Red Cliffs National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
NVDog-friendly

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
NMDog-friendly

Rio Grande del Norte National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
ORDog-friendly

Rogue National Wild and Scenic River

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wild and Scenic River
WADog-friendly

San Juan Islands National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
AZDog-friendly

San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
UTDog-friendly

San Rafael Swell Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
UTDog-friendly

Sand Flats Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
NVDog-friendly

Sand Mountain Recreation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Recreation Area
CADog-friendly

Sand to Snow National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
CALimited access

Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument

This is one of the few BLM units where dogs are genuinely restricted. Endangered Peninsular bighorn sheep react to dogs the way they react to coyotes, so most lower-elevation trails are closed to pets whether leashed or not.
National Monument
NVDog-friendly

Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Conservation Area
AZDog-friendly

Sonoran Desert National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
ORDog-friendly

Steens Mountain Cooperative Management and Protection Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Cooperative Management and Protection Area
ORLimited access

Table Rocks

These two flat-topped mesas near Medford are jointly managed by BLM and The Nature Conservancy and protect rare wildflowers and wildlife. Dogs are not allowed at all.
Recreation Area
CADog-friendly

Trona Pinnacles

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Natural Area
MTDog-friendly

Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
AZDog-friendly

Vermilion Cliffs National Monument

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
National Monument
ORDog-friendly

Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Outstanding Natural Area
MNLimited access

Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge

Only on three trails, leashed dogs are restricted to Agassiz's three designated hiking trails.
Wildlife Refuge
CODog-friendly

Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NCDog-friendly

Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
ORBanned on trails

Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wildlife Refuge
TXDog-friendly

Aransas National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NDDog-friendly

Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
FLLimited access

Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs are welcome on one trail at Loxahatchee, the Perimeter Levee Trail, but not the rest of the refuge.
Wildlife Refuge
NVDog-friendly

Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MANo pets allowed

Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
TXDog-friendly

Attwater Prairie Chicken National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
VANo pets allowed

Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
TXBanned on trails

Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wildlife Refuge
ORBanned on trails

Bandon Marsh National Wildlife Refuge

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wildlife Refuge
UTDog-friendly

Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MTLimited access

Benton Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Dogs are welcome, but must stay leashed and confined to the Prairie Marsh Wildlife Drive.
Wildlife Refuge
INDog-friendly

Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
WANo pets allowed

Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
NMDog-friendly

Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
ALNo pets allowed

Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
NMLimited access

Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge

Sometimes, leashed dogs are allowed only seasonally on the Auto Tour Loop, not on the refuge's hiking trails.
Wildlife Refuge
AZLimited access

Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge

Mostly yes, leashed dogs (6 ft max) are allowed refuge-wide except in Brown Canyon, which is closed to all public access.
Wildlife Refuge
AZDog-friendly

Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NJLimited access

Cape May National Wildlife Refuge

In most of the refuge, yes: leashed dogs are welcome in the Delaware Bay and Great Cedar Swamp divisions, but not at the Two Mile Beach Unit.
Wildlife Refuge
SCBanned on trails

Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wildlife Refuge
ILDog-friendly

Chautauqua National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
VANo pets allowed

Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
AZDog-friendly

Cibola National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
KYDog-friendly

Clarks River National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
ILDog-friendly

Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NEDog-friendly

Crescent Lake National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
ILDog-friendly

Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
IADog-friendly

DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NEDog-friendly

DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
IDLimited access

Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge

Dogs are welcome on leash, but only in specific recreation areas of the refuge.
Wildlife Refuge
NVDog-friendly

Desert National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MIDog-friendly

Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
CALimited access

Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge

Yes, but only on four specific trail segments near the Fremont Visitor Center, dogs are prohibited everywhere else on the refuge.
Wildlife Refuge
WANo pets allowed

Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
NJLimited access

Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge

On most trails, yes: leashed dogs can walk seven designated trails and the Wildlife Drive, but Holgate Beach and four other trails are off-limits.
Wildlife Refuge
PADog-friendly

Erie National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
SCDog-friendly

Ernest F. Hollings ACE Basin National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
UTDog-friendly

Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
KSDog-friendly

Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NHNo pets allowed

Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
VADog-friendly

Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MANo pets allowed

Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
NJLimited access

Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge

Only on the road: leashed dogs can walk Pleasant Plains Road and the parking areas, but they're barred from the refuge's trails and boardwalks.
Wildlife Refuge
TXDog-friendly

Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
GABanned on trails

Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wildlife Refuge
AZDog-friendly

Havasu National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
WILimited access

Horicon National Wildlife Refuge

Mostly yes, leashed dogs can join you on nearly all refuge trails, but they're not allowed on the Egret Trail boardwalk.
Wildlife Refuge
CANo pets allowed

Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
AZDog-friendly

Imperial National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NYDog-friendly

Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NDDog-friendly

J. Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
FLLimited access

J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs can join you on part of Ding Darling, but not the whole refuge.
Wildlife Refuge
PADog-friendly

John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
HINo pets allowed

Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
AKLimited access

Kenai National Wildlife Refuge

Yes, leashed dogs are welcome on most of Kenai NWR's trails and campgrounds, but not on the hiking/ski trails right at Refuge Headquarters.
Wildlife Refuge
HILimited access

Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge

No dogs at the main Kilauea Point lighthouse/seabird area, but leashed pets are allowed in the separate Kahili Quarry section of the refuge.
Wildlife Refuge
AZDog-friendly

Kofa National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
SDDog-friendly

Lacreek National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
TXDog-friendly

Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MODog-friendly

Loess Bluffs National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
ORLimited access

Malheur National Wildlife Refuge

Yes, leashed dogs are welcome at Malheur, but only on roads and trails shown on the official Refuge map/trails brochure.
Wildlife Refuge
NCDog-friendly

Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
FLDog-friendly

Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MOBanned on trails

Mingo National Wildlife Refuge

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MNDog-friendly

Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
VTDog-friendly

Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MALimited access

Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge

Only in the off-season: leashed dogs can walk the Morris Island trails from mid-September through April, but pets are banned the rest of the year and on the outer islands year-round.
Wildlife Refuge
CODog-friendly

Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NYLimited access

Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge

Only in a couple of spots: leashed dogs can walk the Visitor Center area and Seneca Trail, or ride along on the Wildlife Drive while staying in the vehicle.
Wildlife Refuge
MEDog-friendly

Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
TXDog-friendly

Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
INDog-friendly

Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
WYLimited access

National Elk Refuge

Dogs can ride along on refuge roads, but they're barred from the main pathway trail.
Wildlife Refuge
IADog-friendly

Neal Smith National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
WIDog-friendly

Necedah National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
RILimited access

Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge

Only in one spot: leashed dogs are welcome on the Kettle Pond Visitor Center trails, but banned elsewhere on the refuge.
Wildlife Refuge
GALimited access

Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs can join you in limited areas of Okefenokee, but not everywhere.
Wildlife Refuge
OHDog-friendly

Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NVDog-friendly

Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MANo pets allowed

Parker River National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
NCLimited access

Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs can walk the beach at Pea Island, but they're shut out of the wildlife trails.
Wildlife Refuge
KSDog-friendly

Quivira National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MELimited access

Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge

Yes, on one trail: leashed dogs are welcome on the Carson Trail in Wells, but pets aren't allowed anywhere else on the refuge.
Wildlife Refuge
MTDog-friendly

Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
WABanned on trails

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wildlife Refuge
COBanned on trails

Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wildlife Refuge
LADog-friendly

Sabine National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
RINo pets allowed

Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
CALimited access

Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge

Yes, leashed dogs are allowed on trails and in parking lots, but on the Auto Tour Route they must stay in the vehicle except at designated Park-and-Stretch areas.
Wildlife Refuge
MSDog-friendly

Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
CADog-friendly

San Diego National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
CADog-friendly

San Luis National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
TXNo pets allowed

Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
GALimited access

Savannah National Wildlife Refuge

Mostly no. Dogs can ride along on Wildlife Drive in your car, but they can't walk any refuge trail.
Wildlife Refuge
WYDog-friendly

Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MIDog-friendly

Seney National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NMDog-friendly

Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NYNo pets allowed

Shawangunk Grasslands National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
NVDog-friendly

Sheldon National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MNDog-friendly

Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MIBanned on trails

Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wildlife Refuge
CADog-friendly

Sonny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
FLDog-friendly

St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
CTNo pets allowed

Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
MNDog-friendly

Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
TNDog-friendly

Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
CADog-friendly

Tijuana Slough National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
OKDog-friendly

Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
WIDog-friendly

Trempealeau National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
RINo pets allowed

Trustom Pond National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
WADog-friendly

Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
MNDog-friendly

Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NEDog-friendly

Valentine National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
NYNo pets allowed

Wertheim National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
ALDog-friendly

Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
OKDog-friendly

Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge

Leashed dogs welcome on most or all trails.
Wildlife Refuge
WANo pets allowed

Willapa National Wildlife Refuge

No pets allowed anywhere in the park.
Wildlife Refuge
ORBanned on trails

William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge

Developed areas only. No dogs on trails.
Wildlife Refuge
ILBanned on the beach

Adeline Jay Geo-Karis Illinois Beach State Park

No dogs on the beach.
Zion, IL
HIBanned on the beach

Ala Moana Beach Park / Magic Island

No dogs on the beach.
Honolulu, HI
CALimited access

Aliso Beach (Laguna Beach)

Yes, on leash, Aliso Beach allows leashed dogs except during summer daytime hours.
Laguna Beach, CA
FLBanned on the beach

Anastasia State Park

No dogs on the beach.
St. Augustine, FL
CALimited access

Arroyo Burro Beach (Hendry's Beach)

Yes, Hendry's Beach allows off-leash dogs on the stretch of sand east of Arroyo Burro Creek.
Santa Barbara, CA
NJLimited access

Asbury Park Beach

Yes, at the designated Dog Beach, but summer access is limited to evenings and early mornings (6pm-8:30am) from May 16 - Sept 14.
Asbury Park, NJ
MDDog-friendly

Assateague Island National Seashore (Maryland)

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Berlin, MD
ORLimited access

Bandon Beach

Yes, leashed dogs are welcome on most of Bandon's beach, but the stretch south of China Creek closes to dogs entirely during snowy plover nesting season.
Bandon, OR
MNBanned on the beach

Bde Maka Ska, Thomas Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Minneapolis, MN
AKLimited access

Bishop's Beach

Yes, dogs are a common sight at Bishop's Beach, though Homer's general animal-control code requires any dog off its owner's property to be leashed and under control.
Homer, AK
MIBanned on the beach

Bryant Park

No dogs on the beach.
Traverse City, MI
FLBanned on the beach

Canaveral National Seashore

No dogs on the beach.
Titusville / New Smyrna Beach, FL
ORDog-friendly

Cannon Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Cannon Beach, OR
NCLimited access

Cape Hatteras National Seashore

Leashed dogs are allowed on most of Cape Hatteras National Seashore, but not on designated swimming beaches in summer.
Buxton, NC
DELimited access

Cape Henlopen State Park

Dogs can visit Cape Henlopen State Park, but Deauville swimming beach is off-limits to them in summer.
Lewes, DE
ORLimited access

Cape Kiwanda / Pacific City Beach

Dogs are welcome, but must stay leashed inside Cape Kiwanda State Natural Area's boundary; on the broader open beach outside the park, dogs may be off-leash under voice control.
Pacific City, OR
CADog-friendly

Carmel Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA
NCLimited access

Carolina Beach

Dogs can visit Carolina Beach's sand year-round, but only before 9am and after 5pm during the summer season.
Carolina Beach, NC
VANo dogs allowed

Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge

No dogs allowed at this beach.
Chincoteague, VA
CALimited access

Clam Beach County Park

Yes, Clam Beach allows off-leash dogs under voice control, with the off-leash zone shrinking to the wave slope during snowy plover breeding season.
McKinleyville, CA
FLLimited access

Clearwater Beach

Mostly no, dogs are banned on the main public bathing beach, but leashed dogs are allowed on the North Beach section north of Somerset Street.
Clearwater, FL
MALimited access

Coast Guard Beach

Leashed dogs are allowed on most Cape Cod National Seashore beaches, but Coast Guard Beach has a recurring seasonal pet closure April 1 - October 15 to protect nesting shorebirds.
Eastham, MA
CADog-friendly

Coronado Dog Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Coronado, CA
MALimited access

Crane Beach

Only in the off-season, dogs are not allowed October 1 through March 31 only (i.e., banned the rest of the year, April-September).
Ipswich, MA
CALimited access

Crissy Field

Partly, Crissy Field has both on-leash and off-leash zones; check posted signage for the current beach and airfield boundaries.
San Francisco, CA
GALimited access

Cumberland Island National Seashore

Dogs are allowed on Cumberland Island's southern roads, trails, and beach, but not in the wilderness area or on the passenger ferry.
St. Marys, GA
ALDog-friendly

Dauphin Island Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Dauphin Island, AL
FLLimited access

Daytona Beach

Partly, Volusia County opened a 1.7-mile leashed dog-friendly stretch of Daytona Beach (Williams Ave to Seabreeze Blvd) in late 2025; dogs are still barred elsewhere on the beach.
Daytona Beach, FL
CALimited access

Del Mar Dog Beach (North Beach)

Yes, seasonally, Del Mar's North Beach allows off-leash dogs in the off-season and early mornings only in summer.
Del Mar, CA
DELimited access

Delaware Seashore State Park

Dogs are welcome at Delaware Seashore State Park, but only on beaches without lifeguards during summer.
Rehoboth Beach, DE
FLBanned on the beach

Delray Municipal Beach ("Dog Beach Delray")

No dogs on the beach.
Delray Beach, FL
RILimited access

Easton's Beach

Only in the off-season, dogs are barred Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Newport, RI
OHLimited access

Edgewater Beach

Partly, dogs are welcome only on the westernmost "dog friendly" stretch of Edgewater Beach.
Cleveland, OH
CADog-friendly

Fiesta Island

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
San Diego, CA
VADog-friendly

First Landing State Park

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Virginia Beach, VA
SCLimited access

Folly Beach

Dogs can be on Folly Beach's sand outside of 10am-6pm in summer, and any time of day the rest of the year.
Folly Beach, SC
FLDog-friendly

Fort De Soto Park, Paw Playground

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Tierra Verde, FL
CADog-friendly

Fort Funston

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
San Francisco, CA
FLLimited access

Fort Lauderdale Canine Beach

Only on weekends, Fort Lauderdale's Canine Beach (north of Sunrise Blvd to Lifeguard Tower 16) welcomes leashed dogs Friday through Sunday only.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
TXDog-friendly

Galveston Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Galveston, TX
WABanned on the beach

Golden Gardens Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Seattle, WA
MALimited access

Good Harbor Beach

Only off-season, dogs are prohibited April 1 through September 30.
Gloucester, MA
MILimited access

Grand Haven City Beach

Mostly, leashed dogs are welcome on City Beach except during midday hours in peak summer.
Grand Haven, MI
MIBanned on the beach

Grand Haven State Park

No dogs on the beach.
Grand Haven, MI
LABanned on the beach

Grand Isle State Park

No dogs on the beach.
Grand Isle, LA
CTLimited access

Greenwich Point Park

Only in winter, dogs are welcome December 1 through March 31 and banned the rest of the year.
Greenwich, CT
MSBanned on the beach

Gulf Islands National Seashore, Mississippi District

No dogs on the beach.
Ocean Springs / Gulfport, MS
ALBanned on the beach

Gulf Shores Public Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Gulf Shores, AL
CTLimited access

Hammonasset Beach State Park

Only off-season, the beach is closed to dogs from April 1 through September 29.
Madison, CT
NHLimited access

Hampton Beach State Park

No, not in summer, pets are banned from the beach May 1 through September 30.
Hampton, NH
HIBanned on the beach

Hapuna Beach State Recreation Area

No dogs on the beach.
Kohala Coast, HI
OHBanned on the beach

Headlands Beach State Park

No dogs on the beach.
Mentor, OH
SCLimited access

Hilton Head Island

Hilton Head allows leashed dogs on the beach year-round, with midday hours restricted during the busy summer season.
Hilton Head Island, SC
FLDog-friendly

Honeymoon Island Dog Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Dunedin, FL
CADog-friendly

Huntington Dog Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Huntington Beach, CA
INLimited access

Indiana Dunes National Park

Mostly, leashed dogs are welcome on nearly all park beaches year-round, with one seasonal exception.
Porter, IN
NJLimited access

Island Beach State Park

Not on the main swimming beach in summer, but dogs are allowed on non-lifeguarded stretches of the park year-round.
Berkeley Township, NJ
SCDog-friendly

Isle of Palms

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Isle of Palms, SC
NYLimited access

Jacob Riis Park

Only off-season, dogs are barred from the ocean-side beach March 15 through September 15.
Queens (Rockaway), NY
GALimited access

Jekyll Island Beach

Yes, leashed dogs are welcome on most of Jekyll Island's beaches year-round, except one protected stretch.
Jekyll Island, GA
NHLimited access

Jenness Beach

Yes on the town-owned sections, but summer daytime hours are off-limits, no dogs 9am-7pm from the Saturday before Memorial Day through the Saturday after Labor Day.
Rye, NH
NYBanned on the beach

Jones Beach State Park

No dogs on the beach.
Wantagh, NY
FLDog-friendly

Jupiter Beach / Carlin Park Dog Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Jupiter, FL
AKLimited access

Kachemak Bay State Park Beaches

Yes, dogs are welcome in Kachemak Bay State Park under control at all times: leashed (9-ft max) near developed facilities, or under reliable voice command in backcountry areas.
Homer, AK
HILimited access

Kailua Beach Park

Yes, but only below the high-tide line, leashed dogs are allowed on the wet sand at Kailua Beach Park, not on the dry sand or upper beach.
Kailua, HI
WALimited access

Kalaloch Beach

Yes, leashed dogs (6-ft max, no retractables) are allowed on Kalaloch-area beaches from South Beach Campground to Ruby Beach, but not on most other Olympic National Park beaches or trails.
Forks, WA
HIDog-friendly

Kanaha Beach Park

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Kahului, HI
AKLimited access

Kincaid Park Coastal Trail

Yes, dogs are welcome on-leash along Kincaid Park's coastal bluff trails and beach, but there is no designated off-leash area here; Anchorage's municipal code requires control by leash outside official off-leash zones.
Anchorage, AK
WIDog-friendly

Klode Park Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Whitefish Bay, WI
WILimited access

Kohler-Andrae State Park

Partly, dogs are welcome on the beach north of the Sanderling Nature Center, but banned on the section south of it for most of the year.
Sheboygan, WI
CALimited access

Leo Carrillo State Beach

Yes, on leash, Leo Carrillo's North Beach (north of Lifeguard Tower 3) allows leashed dogs, but the South Beach and trails do not.
Malibu, CA
ORLimited access

Lincoln City Beach

Yes, dogs are welcome on Lincoln City's beach under voice control (leash required inside state park boundaries), except in posted snowy plover zones March 15-Sept 15.
Lincoln City, OR
WALimited access

Long Beach

Yes, dogs are welcome along the 28-mile Long Beach Peninsula; city law requires an 8-foot-or-shorter leash, though enforcement on the open beach is relaxed for well-behaved dogs.
Long Beach, WA
MILimited access

Ludington State Park

Partly, a specific pet beach section sits between the beach house and Big Sable River; most of the shoreline is closed.
Ludington, MI
OHLimited access

Maumee Bay State Park

Mostly not, the Lake Erie and inland-lake swim beaches ban dogs, but there's one small leashed dog-swim spot on the inland lake.
Oregon, OH
FLLimited access

Miami Beach, Bark Beaches (North/Mid/South)

Only inside three designated Bark Beach zones during posted hours, dogs are banned from the rest of Miami Beach's sand.
Miami Beach, FL
RIBanned on the beach

Misquamicut State Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Westerly, RI
ILDog-friendly

Montrose Dog Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Chicago, IL
CALimited access

Moonstone Beach

Yes, mostly off-leash, Moonstone Beach allows dogs off-leash on the wave slope under complete voice control, with tighter leash rules during snowy plover season.
Trinidad, CA
CALimited access

Muir Beach

Yes, mostly off-leash, Muir Beach allows dogs off-leash on the sand but requires a leash inland and in the parking lot.
Muir Beach, CA
MILimited access

Muskegon State Park

Mostly, leashed dogs can walk the Lake Michigan shoreline outside the roped-off swim area.
Muskegon, MI
SCLimited access

Myrtle Beach

Dogs can be on Myrtle Beach's sand before 10am and after 5pm in summer, and any time October through April.
Myrtle Beach, SC
NCDog-friendly

Nags Head Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Nags Head, NC
ORLimited access

Nehalem Bay State Park Beach

Yes, leashed dogs (6-ft max leash) are allowed on most of the beach at Nehalem Bay State Park, but a snowy plover management zone bans dogs entirely from March 15 to September 15.
Nehalem, OR
CALimited access

Newport Beach

Yes, on leash, dogs are allowed on Newport's ocean-front beaches only before 10am and after 4:30pm, year-round.
Newport Beach, CA
CALimited access

Ocean Beach (San Francisco)

Mostly leash-only, San Francisco's Ocean Beach requires leashes in the main Snowy Plover protection zone, with an off-leash stretch north of Stairwell 21.
San Francisco, CA
CADog-friendly

Ocean Beach Dog Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
San Diego, CA
MDLimited access

Ocean City Beach

Dogs are allowed on Ocean City's beach and boardwalk only in the off-season, October 1 through April 30.
Ocean City, MD
WALimited access

Ocean Shores Beach

Yes, dogs are welcome on Ocean Shores' beach on an 8-ft-max leash, with one designated off-leash stretch between Taurus Blvd and Butterclam St for dogs under voice control.
Ocean Shores, WA
MELimited access

Ogunquit Beach

Only in the off-season, dogs are banned on Ogunquit Beach from April 1 through September 8.
Ogunquit, ME
MELimited access

Old Orchard Beach

Yes, with strict summer hours, dogs are barred from the beach 9am-5pm between May 15 and Labor Day.
Old Orchard Beach, ME
TXDog-friendly

Padre Island National Seashore

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Corpus Christi, TX
MNDog-friendly

Park Point Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Duluth, MN
FLDog-friendly

Pensacola Beach Dog Beach (Park West / Park East)

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Pensacola Beach, FL
MILimited access

Petoskey State Park

Mostly, leashed dogs can access the Lake Michigan shoreline south of the buoyed swim area.
Petoskey, MI
CADog-friendly

Pismo Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Pismo Beach, CA
CADog-friendly

Point Isabel Regional Shoreline

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Richmond, CA
TXDog-friendly

Port Aransas Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Port Aransas, TX
MALimited access

Revere Beach

No, not in summer, DCR bans dogs on Revere Beach from May 1 through September 15.
Revere, MA
ORDog-friendly

Rockaway Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Rockaway Beach, OR
CTLimited access

Rocky Neck State Park

Not in the main season, the beach, boardwalk, and campground (south of the train tracks) are closed to pets May 1 through October 1.
East Lyme (Niantic), CT
CADog-friendly

Rosie's Dog Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
Long Beach, CA
VALimited access

Sandbridge Beach

Dogs can go to Sandbridge Beach any time in the off-season, and before 10am or after 6pm during summer.
Virginia Beach, VA
AKLimited access

Sandy Beach (Savikko Park)

Yes, leashed dogs are welcome at Sandy Beach in Savikko Park, a popular local dog-walking spot in Douglas, under the City and Borough of Juneau's general animal-control leash requirement.
Juneau (Douglas), AK
HILimited access

Sandy Beach Park

Yes, leashed dogs are allowed on Sandy Beach Park's wet sand below the high-tide line, but not on the dry upper beach.
Honolulu (Waimanalo), HI
NJLimited access

Sandy Hook

Only off-season on the ocean side, dogs are banned from oceanside beaches March 15 through September 15, but bay-side beaches allow them year-round.
Highlands, NJ
MALimited access

Sandy Neck Beach

Yes, off-season (Sept 15 - May 15) dogs are welcome; in summer they're restricted to the permit-only ORV beach.
Barnstable, MA
CABanned on the beach

Seal Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Seal Beach, CA
FLBanned on the beach

Siesta Key Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Sarasota, FL
MILimited access

Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore

Partly, leashed dogs are allowed on most Lakeshore beaches, but a handful of specific spots are off-limits.
Empire, MI
TXDog-friendly

South Padre Island Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
South Padre Island, TX
WIBanned on the beach

South Shore Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Milwaukee, WI
FLDog-friendly

St. Augustine Beach

Dogs welcome on the sand, leashed or off-leash.
St. Augustine Beach, FL
CALimited access

Stinson Beach

Partly, dogs are banned on the main, National Park Service-managed section of Stinson Beach, but leashed dogs are allowed on the adjacent Marin County beach at the north end.
Stinson Beach, CA
SCLimited access

Sullivan's Island

Sullivan's Island bans dogs from the beach 10am-6pm starting May 1, but allows leashed or off-leash access other hours.
Sullivan's Island, SC
GABanned on the beach

Tybee Island Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Tybee Island, GA
CABanned on the beach

Venice Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Los Angeles, CA
VALimited access

Virginia Beach Oceanfront

Dogs aren't allowed on the Virginia Beach Oceanfront sand in summer, but the off-season is wide open.
Virginia Beach, VA
HILimited access

Waikiki Beach

It depends on the exact stretch of sand: Gray's (Halekulani) and Royal-Moana Beach allow leashed dogs everywhere, Duke Kahanamoku and Sans Souci Beach allow dogs below the high-tide line, but Kuhio Beach and Waikiki Beach Center ban dogs entirely.
Honolulu, HI
INBanned on the beach

Washington Park Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Michigan City, IN
MELimited access

Wells Beach

Yes, but only outside of the summer midday hours, dogs must be off the beach 8am-6pm from June 16 to Sept 15.
Wells, ME
WILimited access

Whitefish Dunes State Park

Partly, a specific pet beach area is open year-round, but most of the main beach bans dogs April 1-Nov. 1.
Sturgeon Bay, WI
NCLimited access

Wrightsville Beach

Dogs are banned from Wrightsville Beach's sand April 1 through September 30, but welcome leashed the rest of the year.
Wrightsville Beach, NC
CABanned on the beach

Zuma Beach

No dogs on the beach.
Malibu, CA
ALDog-friendly

Alabama

Yes. Most Alabama state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Alabama State Parks
AKDog-friendly

Alaska

Yes. Most Alaska state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Alaska State Parks
AZDog-friendly

Arizona

Yes. Most Arizona state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Arizona State Parks
ARDog-friendly

Arkansas

Yes. Most Arkansas state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Arkansas State Parks
CALimited access

California

Partly. California is stricter than most states, and dogs are often banned from trails.
California State Parks
CODog-friendly

Colorado

Yes. Most Colorado state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Colorado Parks & Wildlife
CTDog-friendly

Connecticut

Yes. Most Connecticut state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Connecticut State Parks
DEDog-friendly

Delaware

Yes. Most Delaware state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Delaware State Parks
FLDog-friendly

Florida

Yes. Most Florida state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Florida State Parks
GADog-friendly

Georgia

Yes. Most Georgia state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Georgia State Parks
HIDog-friendly

Hawaii

Yes. Most Hawaii state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Hawaii State Parks
IDDog-friendly

Idaho

Yes. Most Idaho state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Idaho State Parks
ILDog-friendly

Illinois

Yes. Most Illinois state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Illinois State Parks
INDog-friendly

Indiana

Yes. Most Indiana state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Indiana State Parks
IADog-friendly

Iowa

Yes. Most Iowa state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Iowa State Parks
KSDog-friendly

Kansas

Yes. Most Kansas state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Kansas State Parks
KYDog-friendly

Kentucky

Yes. Most Kentucky state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Kentucky State Parks
LADog-friendly

Louisiana

Yes. Most Louisiana state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Louisiana State Parks
MEDog-friendly

Maine

Yes. Most Maine state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Maine State Parks
MDDog-friendly

Maryland

Yes. Most Maryland state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Maryland State Parks
MADog-friendly

Massachusetts

Yes. Most Massachusetts state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Massachusetts State Parks (DCR)
MIDog-friendly

Michigan

Yes. Most Michigan state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Michigan State Parks
MNDog-friendly

Minnesota

Yes. Most Minnesota state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Minnesota State Parks
MSDog-friendly

Mississippi

Yes. Most Mississippi state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Mississippi State Parks
MODog-friendly

Missouri

Yes. Most Missouri state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Missouri State Parks
MTDog-friendly

Montana

Yes. Most Montana state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Montana State Parks
NEDog-friendly

Nebraska

Yes. Most Nebraska state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Nebraska State Parks
NVDog-friendly

Nevada

Yes. Most Nevada state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Nevada State Parks
NHDog-friendly

New Hampshire

Yes. Most New Hampshire state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
New Hampshire State Parks
NJDog-friendly

New Jersey

Yes. Most New Jersey state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
New Jersey State Parks
NMDog-friendly

New Mexico

Yes. Most New Mexico state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
New Mexico State Parks
NYDog-friendly

New York

Yes. Most New York state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
New York State Parks
NCDog-friendly

North Carolina

Yes. Most North Carolina state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
North Carolina State Parks
NDDog-friendly

North Dakota

Yes. Most North Dakota state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
North Dakota State Parks
OHDog-friendly

Ohio

Yes. Most Ohio state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Ohio State Parks
OKDog-friendly

Oklahoma

Yes. Most Oklahoma state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Oklahoma State Parks
ORDog-friendly

Oregon

Yes. Most Oregon state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Oregon State Parks
PADog-friendly

Pennsylvania

Yes. Most Pennsylvania state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Pennsylvania State Parks
RIDog-friendly

Rhode Island

Yes. Most Rhode Island state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Rhode Island State Parks
SCDog-friendly

South Carolina

Yes. Most South Carolina state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
South Carolina State Parks
SDDog-friendly

South Dakota

Yes. Most South Dakota state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
South Dakota State Parks
TNDog-friendly

Tennessee

Yes. Most Tennessee state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Tennessee State Parks
TXDog-friendly

Texas

Yes. Most Texas state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Texas State Parks
UTDog-friendly

Utah

Yes. Most Utah state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Utah State Parks
VTDog-friendly

Vermont

Yes. Most Vermont state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Vermont State Parks
VADog-friendly

Virginia

Yes. Most Virginia state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Virginia State Parks
WADog-friendly

Washington

Yes. Most Washington state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Washington State Parks
WVDog-friendly

West Virginia

Yes. Most West Virginia state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
West Virginia State Parks
WIDog-friendly

Wisconsin

Yes. Most Wisconsin state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Wisconsin State Parks
WYDog-friendly

Wyoming

Yes. Most Wyoming state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails.
Wyoming State Parks