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Dog-Friendly Walking Trails in the GTA
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items Looking for some dog-friendly walking spots in the Greater Toronto Area? Look no further! I spend so much time walking with dogs and these are some of my most favourite places to go! I hope you enjoy them as much as I do! I would also love to hear yo...
This is such a beautiful area to spend time with the dogs! Worth noting that people do cycle a lot on this trail so maybe not great for bike-reactive dogs.
Don River Trail - Toronto
The Mount Nemo Conservation area is so beautiful! It's a bit of a drive but well worth it. There is tonnes of trails and open space to walk the dogs, have a picnic - anything! It is paid though!
Mount Nemo - Burlington
The Escarpment Rail Trail that goes through Hamilton is beautiful. It does tend to get pretty busy in the summer but it offers a nice escape from the hustle and bustle around you. Again, lots of cyclists on this trail so maybe not a perfect option fo...
Escarpment Rail Trail - Hamilton
Another gorgeous place to bring your dog in Hamilton/Burlington. It's so nice and fairly quiet every time I go.
Hendrie Valley Trails - Hamilton/Burlington
The Bruce Trail is a CLASSIC. The Niagara escarpment is gorgeous and serves as a great place to walk and hike in the summer months.
Bruce Trail Conservancy - Niagara
The 16 Mile Creek trail is beautiful and a lot of fun to hike! I always have so much fun when I bring my dogs here.
Sixteen Mile Creek Trail - Oakville
The Scarborough Bluffs is so beautiful, especially in the summer. It's makes for a really relaxing walk and I can't recommend it enough.
Scarborough Bluffs - Toronto
Bronte Creek makes for a really relaxing adventure in the heart of Oakville. It's a really nice place to bring the dogs and I always have so much fun.
Bronte Creek Provincial Park - Oakville
Dogs and humans alike will love Crawford lake! Dogs are required to be leashed, but that doesn't take away from the fun and relaxing hiking experience :)
Crawford Lake - Halton
The Kelso Conservation Area is another gorgeous place to take the doggos. It is a paid conservation area. That said though, there is tonnes of trails for walking and mountain biking. It's gorgeous.
Kelso Conservation Area - Milton
Mono Cliffs is a part of the Bruce Trail and offers a wonderful hiking or walking experience. The 5 mile hike is gorgeous and I promise that you and your dog will be tuckered out by the end!
Mono Cliffs Provincial Park - Shelburne
It's so crazy to me that places that are this beautiful are located so close to the city! Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area is another great place to bring your dog (on-leash!) to explore and have some fun!
Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area - Milton
High Park - located in the heart of Toronto - is a beautiful escape all year long! I love walking here with my on-leash dogs!
High Park - Toronto
York Regional Forest is so beautiful! It's a little bit of a trek but it's so worth it. Dogs need to be on-leash in most areas of the forest, but there are 2 tracks where off-leash runs are permitted.
York Regional Forest - York Region