Rent safe and private dog hiking trails hosted by locals in Andover, Vermont

We own 100 wooded acres with a creek that runs along the property and several spring fed streams throughout the forest. There are old logging roads that can be used as trails or feel free to just roam as you would like.

This 87 acre, private, forested space, with river access, is available for $30/2 hour blocks, Thursday-Sunday, 9-6pm, April-September.

Ticket to Heaven is a small rescue farm sitting on a total of 75 acres, where we provide visits to learn about horses, farm and rescue. We have both farm and small animals in our care. In addition to a fully fenced run area (maybe 1.5-2 acre) and an easily accessible private trail loop. All proceeds through sniffspot go directly to the Sanctuary.

Historic family farm in gorgeous Washington County. You and your dog will have an amazing experience. $5 off first visit with promo code Michel81

Our 9-acre property has over 5 acres of mowed land, with several trails and pathways as well. While the area is unfenced, it is far away from the road and downslope, so the road is not visible/accessible from the property.

65’ x 120’ indoor arena. Outdoor arena, fields, woods trail, and stream.

Open power lines with a walking trail, creek for dog swimming, and open field area. Plenty of varied terrain to explore. Some brush clearing and mowing needs to be done in the spring, but it's a great area for cross country skiing, Frisbee throwing, scent work, and agility.

Let your dog run wild and play on our hay meadows in Putnam Station NY. Spot is woman owned and operated, features seclusion and great visibility for a safe, rural experience (please see the map included in the listing). Wide open meadows are beautiful and convenient to NY 22 on a quiet country road. Easy, paved access from the Eastern shores Lake George NY, near Fort Ticonderoga, and the Western Shore of Lake Champlain. Dog owner DOES NOT need to clean up pet waste at our spot ;D Your pet's poo is a beneficial deterrent against crop damage and helps keep deer from hiding their fawns in the meadow. You should have leash, voice, or buzz collar control (we have collars available) to protect from escape into the wilderness or out onto the road. Please contact us a day in advance if you would like to borrow buzz collar system or GPS (so we can make sure everything is fully charged). Our town is VERY strict on DCO enforcement - no loose dogs on the road or neighboring properties EVER please, they would probably send you a ticket in the mail! :P If you anticipate having trouble with keeping your dog close upon entering/leaving the meadows please bring your car well within the steel gate to park before letting pooches out onto the meadows - there is a magnificent view toward the end of the access road and space to turn around in dry weather. Water features are available through streams and small ponds at various locations in the woods, also along the lake there are some ponds, for those who want a longer adventure. Pets may dig anywhere along the wooded edge of the meadows, please no digging in the grassland.