Top public and private dog hiking trails in Fife, Washington
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20 spots found
Top public and private dog hiking trails in Fife, Washington
20 spots found
Rent safe and private dog hiking trails all around the world. Sniffspot's private dog hiking trails are the best way to exercise your dog. We have the best variety and the best priced dog hiking trails anywhere!
55We had the best time! Our girls were so excited to run around all the trails sniffing at everything - we didn't even need the balls to play fetch! And Paul was very understanding when we let him know that we hit traffic and would be a bit late.
All the trails were clean and there were water stations set up around the property, which we definitely needed.
My advice, wear shoes instead of sandals if you're walking the trails with your dogs, let the taller person walk in front for spiderwebs, and maybe bring some bug spray in the summer, it's nice and shaded so the bugs like to hang out with you.
The dogs were wiped out after this adventure, we will definitely be going back!Ann L.
Ann L.
July 2023
We had the best time! Our girls were so excited to run around all the trails sniffing at everything - we didn't even need the balls to play fetch! And Paul was very understanding when we let him know that we hit traffic and would be a bit late.
All the trails were clean and there were water stations set up around the property, which we definitely needed.
My advice, wear shoes instead of sandals if you're walking the trails with your dogs, let the taller person walk in front for spiderwebs, and maybe bring some bug spray in the summer, it's nice and shaded so the bugs like to hang out with you.
The dogs were wiped out after this adventure, we will definitely be going back!
55PEOPLE PLEASE!!!!!!!! This is a 5 star sniff spot without a doubt - however, on my walk this morning with my 4 dogs I picked up 5 BIG piles of dog poop that did not belong to my dogs!!!! I am not paying and going to enjoy this spot to pick up your dogs poop… these piles were ON the trail, so we risk stepping in it as well. Paul is kind enough to share his land with us, if we all looked the other way and didn’t pay attention to our dogs pooping the land will soon be knee high in crap- we will face having this beautiful place taken from us… Paul is kind enough to supply poop bags, large garbage cans and hand wipes.. what more could you ask for? I know it can happen that your dog might poop and you didn’t see them, although I don’t understand how, if you see a pile please pick it up. 2 very large piles were close to the chairs, water station and garbage can area so I really don’t know how they could be missed. If you feel why should you pick up someone else’s dogs poop, think again and do it- so we can all continue to have this wonderful spot available to us. Watch your dogs and pick up after your own so no one else has to! Not a relaxing walk for me today because others were so careless. Add to that - what the heck are you feeding your dogs?! What comes out is a clear indication of how food is being processed and more importantly nutrients absorbed! Im done with my rant and hope next weeks walk will be better. Susan C.
Susan C.
July 2023
PEOPLE PLEASE!!!!!!!! This is a 5 star sniff spot without a doubt - however, on my walk this morning with my 4 dogs I picked up 5 BIG piles of dog poop that did not belong to my dogs!!!! I am not paying and going to enjoy this spot to pick up your dogs poop… these piles were ON the trail, so we risk stepping in it as well. Paul is kind enough to share his land with us, if we all looked the other way and didn’t pay attention to our dogs pooping the land will soon be knee high in crap- we will face having this beautiful place taken from us… Paul is kind enough to supply poop bags, large garbage cans and hand wipes.. what more could you ask for? I know it can happen that your dog might poop and you didn’t see them, although I don’t understand how, if you see a pile please pick it up. 2 very large piles were close to the chairs, water station and garbage can area so I really don’t know how they could be missed. If you feel why should you pick up someone else’s dogs poop, think again and do it- so we can all continue to have this wonderful spot available to us. Watch your dogs and pick up after your own so no one else has to! Not a relaxing walk for me today because others were so careless. Add to that - what the heck are you feeding your dogs?! What comes out is a clear indication of how food is being processed and more importantly nutrients absorbed! Im done with my rant and hope next weeks walk will be better.
55This spot was awesome. I loved letting my dogs practice their off leash walking/ recall with peace of mind knowing that no one else would be there!! Plenty of water and really appreciated the bug spray too. That was a nice touch. Overall great experience and no issues what so ever. Will be back!Alexa D.
Alexa D.
July 2023
This spot was awesome. I loved letting my dogs practice their off leash walking/ recall with peace of mind knowing that no one else would be there!! Plenty of water and really appreciated the bug spray too. That was a nice touch. Overall great experience and no issues what so ever. Will be back!
55We've been coming about every other weekend for a while now. Can't say enough nice about this spot. The amount of work that goes into taking care of these trails and amenities is very obvious. Honestly the ideal sniff spot and well worth the trip across the bridge. Simon C.
Simon C.
July 2023
We've been coming about every other weekend for a while now. Can't say enough nice about this spot. The amount of work that goes into taking care of these trails and amenities is very obvious. Honestly the ideal sniff spot and well worth the trip across the bridge.
55It was a wonderful place for my dogs to run and explore. It was a perfect place to practice recall on hiking trails. The trails are short enough to be safe doing so but long enough for the dogs to practice. Really enjoyed our time there. Leslie was very kind and made sure I had detailed directions.Kristy T.
Kristy T.
July 2021
It was a wonderful place for my dogs to run and explore. It was a perfect place to practice recall on hiking trails. The trails are short enough to be safe doing so but long enough for the dogs to practice. Really enjoyed our time there. Leslie was very kind and made sure I had detailed directions.
55This is a great spot! I love the combination of wide-open spaces and trails. Our dogs had a great time, and Leslie is really welcoming and friendly.Heidi S.
Heidi S.
February 2021
This is a great spot! I love the combination of wide-open spaces and trails. Our dogs had a great time, and Leslie is really welcoming and friendly.
55We love this spot and visit it frequently. It’s really pretty, large, and often there is wildlife. Since we have seen deer here my dog is always on the look out for them every time we visit. There is a new house being built next to the only visible neighbor so there was a little bit of construction noise. It didn’t bother my dog at all and generally I keep him towards the other side of the property anyway. Overall, we had another great visit. Bonnie B.
Bonnie B.
February 2021
We love this spot and visit it frequently. It’s really pretty, large, and often there is wildlife. Since we have seen deer here my dog is always on the look out for them every time we visit. There is a new house being built next to the only visible neighbor so there was a little bit of construction noise. It didn’t bother my dog at all and generally I keep him towards the other side of the property anyway. Overall, we had another great visit.
55We come here frequently and always enjoy our visit. There’s lots of room to roam and explore and it’s private enough that I feel very comfortable bringing my reactive dog. Bonnie B.
Bonnie B.
January 2021
We come here frequently and always enjoy our visit. There’s lots of room to roam and explore and it’s private enough that I feel very comfortable bringing my reactive dog.
55This was our first Sniffspot, and it was well worth it! My dog is so happy off leash and loved being able to run and explore. I wasn’t 100% sure if we were on someone else’s property at one point, but there were no issues. There is a big field you can play fetch if your dog likes that, mine has never taken to it. I would go again.
Diane C.
Diane C.
January 2021
This was our first Sniffspot, and it was well worth it! My dog is so happy off leash and loved being able to run and explore. I wasn’t 100% sure if we were on someone else’s property at one point, but there were no issues. There is a big field you can play fetch if your dog likes that, mine has never taken to it. I would go again.
55As always we enjoyed exploring the large, private property. Leslie is always so responsive and communicative too. On this occasion, immediately after making our appointment she messaged me with new directions for parking which were clear and easy to follow. Overall, another five star experience!Bonnie B.
Bonnie B.
January 2021
As always we enjoyed exploring the large, private property. Leslie is always so responsive and communicative too. On this occasion, immediately after making our appointment she messaged me with new directions for parking which were clear and easy to follow. Overall, another five star experience!
55We really enjoy this Sniffspot and had another great day here. Upon arrival we walked down the hill and into the open grassy area at which time we saw a deer. Needless to say my dog was all a twitter and gave chase immediately.
What a bonus! A bout of the zoomies was next on the agenda as we explored the area through the woods by the retaining ponds. Once in a while there was a dog barking in the distance but it was faint and it didn’t bother my dog. We love this spot - lots of room to run and explore!Bonnie B.
Bonnie B.
January 2021
We really enjoy this Sniffspot and had another great day here. Upon arrival we walked down the hill and into the open grassy area at which time we saw a deer. Needless to say my dog was all a twitter and gave chase immediately.
What a bonus! A bout of the zoomies was next on the agenda as we explored the area through the woods by the retaining ponds. Once in a while there was a dog barking in the distance but it was faint and it didn’t bother my dog. We love this spot - lots of room to run and explore!
55We love this property - it’s large and has enough variety, including open grassy areas and wooded areas, to keep us interested. This is our third visit and we really enjoy exploring the woods and my doggo loves doing the zoomies in the open field. We plan on coming back often. Bonnie B.
Bonnie B.
December 2020
We love this property - it’s large and has enough variety, including open grassy areas and wooded areas, to keep us interested. This is our third visit and we really enjoy exploring the woods and my doggo loves doing the zoomies in the open field. We plan on coming back often.
55Leslie provided clear directions to their property as GPS does sometimes mess things up, and it was easy to find. One of our dogs has an issue with other people and other animals so they let me know they had their dogs in the house so that wasn't an issue at all. The property was gorgeous, our pups had a blast running around and checking everything out and it was nice to have such a big area to ourselves and not have to worry about anything besides the dogs having fun. As stated in other reviews there is a gravel processing area a little off in the distance, but our dogs didn't care much at all. One started heading that direction because she thought that's where we were headed, but we redirected and she was good to go. We will definitely be coming back!Cierra B.
Cierra B.
December 2020
Leslie provided clear directions to their property as GPS does sometimes mess things up, and it was easy to find. One of our dogs has an issue with other people and other animals so they let me know they had their dogs in the house so that wasn't an issue at all. The property was gorgeous, our pups had a blast running around and checking everything out and it was nice to have such a big area to ourselves and not have to worry about anything besides the dogs having fun. As stated in other reviews there is a gravel processing area a little off in the distance, but our dogs didn't care much at all. One started heading that direction because she thought that's where we were headed, but we redirected and she was good to go. We will definitely be coming back!
55This is one of our new favorite Sniffspots. There’s so much room to run and explore. We spent half of our time in the big open field through the woods and the second half of our time in the woods. If you like to explore natural wooded areas and are not fussy about manicured trails this is the spot for you: your dog will have a blast and you both will get a great workout. For reactive dog parents: If you’re worried about your dog running over to the neighbors house I’d suggest walking them on a leash down the hill and then either through the open grass area to the meadow or to the woods which are are your left side when you get to the open area. Overall a great spot and we plan on coming back often.Bonnie B.
Bonnie B.
November 2020
This is one of our new favorite Sniffspots. There’s so much room to run and explore. We spent half of our time in the big open field through the woods and the second half of our time in the woods. If you like to explore natural wooded areas and are not fussy about manicured trails this is the spot for you: your dog will have a blast and you both will get a great workout. For reactive dog parents: If you’re worried about your dog running over to the neighbors house I’d suggest walking them on a leash down the hill and then either through the open grass area to the meadow or to the woods which are are your left side when you get to the open area. Overall a great spot and we plan on coming back often.
55This is wonderful property with lots of room to explore. The listing contains an accurate description too. We walked down a hill to an open, grassy area. From here, you have a peekaboo view of the neighboring house. There were a couple vehicles parked in the open area and at first I thought we were encroaching on the neighbor’s property, but that wasn’t the case. The neighbor is located across the street. We walked through the grassy area to the woods and a short path led us to an open meadow. There was a drainage pond on one side and in the distance was a working gravel pit. It was far enough away that my dog wasn’t bothered by it or interested in investigating it. We spent quite a bit of time exploring the area. We didn’t see any wildlife but there were a lot of deer droppings so I’m sure depending on the time of day you go, there will be deer in sight. We went back through the woods back to the grassy area. I kept my dog on the opposite side of the area from the neighbor’s house which includes a beautiful wooded area. There really aren’t any manicured trails through these woods, but if you don’t mind walking through sword ferns it’s fairly easy walking. It was a pleasant surprise to see that no berry vines had made their way into this area. Rather, native plants like Sword Ferns, Salal, Oregon Grape, Hemlocks, Doug Firs, Vine Maples, and an occasional wild rose were flourishing.
We really enjoyed this spot. It was big enough and had varied enough terrain that it kept us busy for a full hour. We will definitely be back!
For reactive dog parents: I have a reactive dog and was worried at first about the proximity of the neighbor’s house. However, we didn’t see anyone or any dog and it’s a big enough space that I felt comfortable with being able to keep my dog interested in the areas away from the neighbor’s property. I think it’s pretty low risk that you’d have any problem’s unless your dog doesn’t stay with you or respond to your voice. Bonnie B.
Bonnie B.
November 2020
This is wonderful property with lots of room to explore. The listing contains an accurate description too. We walked down a hill to an open, grassy area. From here, you have a peekaboo view of the neighboring house. There were a couple vehicles parked in the open area and at first I thought we were encroaching on the neighbor’s property, but that wasn’t the case. The neighbor is located across the street. We walked through the grassy area to the woods and a short path led us to an open meadow. There was a drainage pond on one side and in the distance was a working gravel pit. It was far enough away that my dog wasn’t bothered by it or interested in investigating it. We spent quite a bit of time exploring the area. We didn’t see any wildlife but there were a lot of deer droppings so I’m sure depending on the time of day you go, there will be deer in sight. We went back through the woods back to the grassy area. I kept my dog on the opposite side of the area from the neighbor’s house which includes a beautiful wooded area. There really aren’t any manicured trails through these woods, but if you don’t mind walking through sword ferns it’s fairly easy walking. It was a pleasant surprise to see that no berry vines had made their way into this area. Rather, native plants like Sword Ferns, Salal, Oregon Grape, Hemlocks, Doug Firs, Vine Maples, and an occasional wild rose were flourishing.
We really enjoyed this spot. It was big enough and had varied enough terrain that it kept us busy for a full hour. We will definitely be back!
For reactive dog parents: I have a reactive dog and was worried at first about the proximity of the neighbor’s house. However, we didn’t see anyone or any dog and it’s a big enough space that I felt comfortable with being able to keep my dog interested in the areas away from the neighbor’s property. I think it’s pretty low risk that you’d have any problem’s unless your dog doesn’t stay with you or respond to your voice.
55Leslie was a very responsive host and very accommodating to our request for a contactless visit. She provided excellent instructions for us to figure things out on our own. Our two pups had the best time and we also really enjoyed walking all around the property. We didn't see any other people or dogs and felt totally secure with our reactive pups. Definitely one of our new favorite sniffspots!Melinda G.
Melinda G.
October 2020
Leslie was a very responsive host and very accommodating to our request for a contactless visit. She provided excellent instructions for us to figure things out on our own. Our two pups had the best time and we also really enjoyed walking all around the property. We didn't see any other people or dogs and felt totally secure with our reactive pups. Definitely one of our new favorite sniffspots!
55Hosts were friendly and helpful in giving us the lay of the land when we arrived. The pups enjoyed the variety of features throughout the property, including nice open grassy areas, wooded trails, and hills. Hope to visit again soon. Thanks!Michael E.
Michael E.
May 2020
Hosts were friendly and helpful in giving us the lay of the land when we arrived. The pups enjoyed the variety of features throughout the property, including nice open grassy areas, wooded trails, and hills. Hope to visit again soon. Thanks!
55This spot is a hidden gem! I drove up a long gravel road to the house and parked by the gate. There is a wide grass road that heads down hill past the house. Watch out for a couple dog bombs on the path. The road goes way down hill and around a bend then opens up into a huge natural area. It is mostly a field with open grassy areas between then. There are some trails too. We saw some great wildlife (songbirds, squirrels and an eagle!), but didn’t see or hear any dogs or people. There was some very distant construction noise and I thought I heard chickens or ducks by the house. Also there is a neighbors house that is visible and not too far from the open area but we didn’t see any people or animals. There are some structures and vehicles to the side of the big area, including an arcade machine! This area is amazing to explore and relax.David A.
David A.
August 2019
This spot is a hidden gem! I drove up a long gravel road to the house and parked by the gate. There is a wide grass road that heads down hill past the house. Watch out for a couple dog bombs on the path. The road goes way down hill and around a bend then opens up into a huge natural area. It is mostly a field with open grassy areas between then. There are some trails too. We saw some great wildlife (songbirds, squirrels and an eagle!), but didn’t see or hear any dogs or people. There was some very distant construction noise and I thought I heard chickens or ducks by the house. Also there is a neighbors house that is visible and not too far from the open area but we didn’t see any people or animals. There are some structures and vehicles to the side of the big area, including an arcade machine! This area is amazing to explore and relax.
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Frequently asked questions about Fife dog hiking trails
What types of dog hiking trails are available in Fife?
Fife has 20 dog hiking trails offers wooded trails, open meadows, and varied natural terrain. Whether you need a fully-fenced space for poor recall, a quiet location for a reactive dog, appropriate sizing for small breeds, gentle terrain for seniors, or specific amenities like water features or agility equipment, you'll find options in Fife. Filter by fencing, size, distractions, and amenities to match your needs.
When can I book dog hiking trails in Fife?
Fife dog hiking trails are available based on host scheduling—many operate dawn to dusk or even 24/7. Unlike public dog parks with rigid hours, you choose the exact time that works for you. Check individual Fife listings for specific availability. Flexible scheduling is especially helpful for dogs with specific needs: reactive dogs who do better during quieter times, working dog owners needing early/late slots, or seniors needing cooler morning hours.
How do I book a dog hiking trail in Fife?
Browse 20 available dog hiking trails in Fife, select your preferred date and time, and reserve through Sniffspot. Most Fife locations offer instant booking. You'll receive confirmation, exact address, and entry instructions. The booking process takes just minutes—perfect when your dog needs exercise, whether that's a reactive dog requiring safe space, a puppy needing socialization, or an energetic dog burning off steam.
What's the most popular dog hiking trail in Fife?
Spring Acre's at Fiveash Farm is highly rated among Fife dog hiking trails, known for excellent amenities and positive reviews. However, the "best" spot depends on your dog's needs—reactive dogs might prioritize privacy and quiet, puppies might need secure fencing, seniors might want flat terrain, while active dogs might want maximum running space. Browse Fife listings to find your ideal match.
Can I use Fife dog hiking trails for training sessions?
Yes! Fife dog hiking trails are perfect for training because they're private and distraction-free. Work on recall, practice trail recall in natural environments, leash manners on varied terrain, or hiking endurance building, help reactive dogs build confidence, socialize puppies, or work on obedience—all without public dog park unpredictability. Many Fife professional trainers use these spaces for client sessions with all types of dogs.
Do Fife dog hiking trails accommodate multiple dogs?
Most Fife dog hiking trails welcome multiple dogs from the same household. Some hosts set limits (check listings for specifics). If you have several dogs—especially if some are reactive toward strange dogs or if you have mixed ages (puppies and seniors)—private dog hiking trails let them play together safely without outside interference or triggers.
What amenities do Fife dog hiking trails offer?
Fife dog hiking trails feature amenities like marked trail paths through natural terrain, open meadow areas for off-leash play, and shaded rest spots along the route. Many hosts provide extras: poop bags, water stations, toys, shaded seating, parking, even dog wash stations. Each Fife listing clearly shows what's available. Look for amenities matching your dog's needs: shade for heat-sensitive breeds, water for swimmers, agility for active dogs, or privacy features for anxious pets.
Are Fife dog hiking trails available year-round?
Many Fife hosts maintain their dog hiking trails throughout all seasons. Filter for covered or climate-controlled options if weather matters. Indoor dog hiking trails provide year-round access regardless of Fife weather conditions. Check individual listings for seasonal availability and policies.
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