Cholla Loop Trail, Thunderbird Conservation Park
Cholla Loop Trail is a pet friendly hiking trail that is accessible to humans and canines all year round. So, you can plan a nice hiking trip whenever the mood strikes. One of the three major trails of the Thunderbird Conservation Park, Cholla Loop Trail is about 3.5 miles in length. When it comes to the difficulty level, this hiking trail has been ranked between easy and moderate. Along with great views, you’ll also get to see some birds and other forms of wildlife while hiking at this popular trail. If your pet doesn’t get well with other species and tends to chase them around, then it is best to keep him/her on a leash while hiking at this trail.
White Pocket Trail, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument
If you’re looking for the best dog friendly hikes in Arizona, then the White Pocket Trail is a name you can consider. One of the reasons is that this beautiful hiking trails is not as heavily trafficked as many other hiking trails in Arizona. The other reason being the suitability of the trail for people with varied skill levels. So, even if you and your pupper are going hiking for the first time, you won’t have any trouble making it through this 1.5 mile (approx.) trail. The best time to use this hiking trail is from October to June as the temperature stay comparatively pleasant between these months. There are not many trees at this trail, so you won’t find any shade while hiking there. Do wear caps and bring plenty of drinking water for both you and your doggo while exploring the trail.
Double Butte Loop Trail, Papago Park
Double Butte Loop Trail is counted amongst the best places to hike with dogs in Arizona. The trail is also known to be kid friendly. It is an easy 2.5 mile hike that takes you around the West side of Papago Park. Double Butte Loop Trail is a favorite amongst locals and travelers alike. Majestic giant red rocks and a serene blue sky dominate the landscapes at this place. You also get to see some delicate wildflowers and other wildlife species while hiking in this area. There are different types of cacti near this trail. So, it is best to keep your furbaby on a leash while hiking at the Double Butte Loop Trail.
Catalina Canyon Loop Trail, Catalina State Park
If you’re planning to go hiking with a dog, then you can choose the Catalina Canyon Loop Trail. This trail is very popular amongst people who love to go hiking. Many of them take their doggo with them because it is a somewhat easy hike to take. Mainly because of all the amazing little treasures of nature found along the way; such as gurgling little streams and bright wildflowers. Another reason being that, if they like, they have the option of lengthening the hike by adding one of the connecting trails to their itinerary. They have the option of including the Romero Pools Trail, Sutherland Trail, Nature Loop and Birding Loop in their trio while hiking at Catalina Canyon Loop Trail.