Top public and private dog hiking trails in Saint John, Washington

The Doggy Dome

We live on 15 acres, and now have 1.5 acres fully fenced! It is all very flat land making for an easy stroll with your dogs. We are boarded on two edges by farm fields and two edges by neighbors. There is a trail that circles the property, with plenty of space to explore. During the summer, please take advantage of the small kiddie pool. There are also toys and chairs in the fenced area for all guests. Some seasonal things to keep in mind: Spring/fall when we have heavy rain, some areas could have standing water and/or be muddy. Mid to late summer, there are fox tails (cheat grass) that can cling to your dogs. Winter, the trails might not be plowed. There will be a 5gal bucket in the wood shed (inside the fenced area) full of water you can use to refill the two water bowls. Keep an eye out for trip hazards! Logs, sticks, uneven ground and holes.

Ray's Private Dog Park In Edwall

The 50 acres is mostly timber, with a 7 acre pond that has water in it most of the year. It will dry up on really hot years. I do have chickens and pack goats by the house. But they are inside mesh fencing, so your dogs won’t be able to get to them. The 50 acres is completely fenced with a 3 to 5 strand Barbwire fence. It’s in good shape. It is also the property boundary. So as long as you stay inside of the fence, you will be on the property. There are not a lot of neighbors but the ones I have are nice. When you come up the driveway, you can pass the house and drive up on the hill and Park at the conex container. There is lots of wildlife on the property, and I highly recommend that your dog has some sort of tick repellent, we do have ticks in the spring time. The upper part of the driveway is not graveled, so if there’s melting snow, or a lot of ran, it can get muddy. So be prepared for that. I hope you enjoy the property as much as we do. ***ALL PRICES LISTED ARE IN USD***

Sanctuary: Hidden Acres: Off‑Leash - Meadow, Pond & Trails

Adventure abounds… even getting here! Use this address to arrive to S. 8th Street (you want to drive down this gravel road): 12398 S 8th St, Medical Lake, WA 99022 This is a gravel road with NO TRESPASSING signs. Ignore those (dog visitors welcome). You can confirm your location accuracy using this Google Maps coordinate: (47.5402231, -117.6853444) Drive ALL THE WAY DOWN S 8th Street. Nearly at the end of it, you'll will drive up a hill. Once over the hill, drive ahead until you reach a white RV ahead of you. Park to the right or left before the RV. You’ll see a fenced area (to your right), hobbit (made of sticks) fences and flowers (to your left of where you park). SniffSpot prevents active links grab a screenshot and send the shot to ChatGPT or any AI app, it will make the link active: https://www.google.com/maps/d/embed?mid=1Qt7TZuAU0Ch4aBdz2ye2zUUNCOvWnRk&ehbc=2E312F The link is a map of the 20 acres with trails, bird watching sites, wildlife sightings, and ponds. Trust the journey. Let your pup run wild (off-leash) through tall, waving grass, explore trails, or dive into the ponds (Gaia gives it five wet tail wags). This is a natural playground, not a manicured park, where paws get muddy and noses stay busy. My dog Gaia might greet you, she’s friendly, gentle, and loves having company. If your pup prefers solo adventures, just let me know. Your presence and financial support go 100% to dogs in need. Nurses: Please pick flowers. They are for you.

Hamblen Park

Hamblen Park in Spokane, Washington offers a peaceful retreat for dogs and their owners with amenities such as tables and trails. The park is open from 5 AM to 11 PM every day of the week, providing ample opportunities for exercise and socialization. For more information, visitors can visit the website static.spokanecity.org or contact the park at 509-625-6624 or [email protected].

Park hours: 5 AM–11 PM 7 days per Week

Hutton Ranch 10 Acre Sniff & Play Unfenced Private Dog Park In Medical Lake

This is a 11.5 acre ranch. I’m offering ten acres of forest for your pup to sniff and play. It would be beneficial for you to have recall of your pup for safety purposes.