Top public and private dog hiking trails in Effingham, New Hampshire

Tioga Tail Trails

Please come enjoy 75+ acres of wooded trails!! This property has continuous access to water and is off leash friendly. There are dogs on property due to my dog exercise business but they will be secured during your visit. Please feel free to reach out with any questions, I look forward to sharing this gorgeous property with you.....

Andrew's Private Dog Park In Auburn

Capisic Brook Trail

Capisic Brook Trail is a dog-friendly park located in Portland, Maine. It offers a scenic trail for dogs and their owners to enjoy. The park does not have any additional amenities besides the trail. Visitors can find more information about the park on the website trails.org or contact them via phone at 207-775-2411 or email at info@trails.org.

Capisic Pond Park

Capisic Pond Park in Portland, Maine is a scenic dog park with a lake and trail for dogs to enjoy. The park is open from 6:30 AM to 9:30 PM seven days a week. For more information, visit their website at trails.org or contact them at 207-756-8275 or info@trails.org.

Park hours: 6:30 AM–9:30 PM 7 days per Week

Hinckley Park

Hinckley Park in South Portland, Maine offers a picturesque dog park with a lake or pond and a trail for dogs to enjoy. The park is open from 8 AM to 6 PM every day of the week, making it a convenient destination for dog owners. For more information, visit southportlandlandtrust.org or call 207-767-7650.

Park hours: 8 AM–6 PM 7 days per Week

Barbie's 40 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Canterbury

Property has a 2800 foot driveway to a farm a Campground and a swamp. Fields around along with Forest land and wildlife. Welcome Shed for campers, has items for Sniffspot on an honor system basis. Enjoy a camp spot to rest or chairs or benches through the field or camp sites. Visit the farm with your pup leashed during the visit up to house and barn. This is the only place a leash is needed on the property.

Emily's 10 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Otisfield

Hannah's 20 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Alexandria

20 acres at the end of a dort rd in Alexandria, NH. About 10mins from Wellington State Park and also downtown Bristol. There are snowmobile trails accessible but they have not been maintained in a few years. Please reach out with questions!

River Lily Farm

Our farm is open fields, tons of trees to play hide and seek in, and lots of riverfront area for dogs to swim. There are ungroomed “walking trails” that go around the entire property. Center of property tends to be wet. My personal dogs will remain inside the house while you are here. Bring your own poop bags please. Dogs with good recall are allowed off leash, at your own risk, please. We love all breeds of dogs with every quirk and ability. We respect that all dogs have different temperaments; all dogs are welcome, no matter how they feel towards strangers or other animals. We will do our 100% best to ensure no person or domestic animal will bother you on your adventure here. We work in animal rescue and commit that all proceeds will go towards continuing to help abandoned, abused, and neglected pets. Thank you for enjoying our peaceful space. Bring your boots and bug spray! :)

10 Acre Field + Woods to Explore!

I have a 10 acre field (with some pretty nice views) + 60 acres of woods that I'd love to share. Right now the woods are in a pretty natural state (the trails aren't groomed & are in the process of being maintained) so depends on your adventure-ability whether you want to venture that way. There is a brook about 0.7 miles from the parking spot though! My dogs love it. But the field is great for getting a full sprint going or ball toss, etc. My dogs are visible from some areas of the field. If you would prefer not to see other dogs, please plan on walking the back woods with your dog(s). The field is fine to drive on - you'd pull in and drive along the left edge to the back where there is a gap in the rock walk and pick up the trails from there. Please do not park in the driveway - instead, pull off on the side of the road (please make sure you are fully off the road) on the grass or turn into the field a bit and park along the white fence