Dog-friendly trails in Sonoma County
20 of the 37 trails in Sonoma County welcome dogs today.
Open to dogs now first, then off-leash places and those with a photo.
- TrailBlackberry TrailLeash required
- TrailBodega Bay Coastal Prairie TrailLeash required
- TrailCheney Creek TrailLeash required
- TrailColeman Hill TrailLeash required
- TrailHilltop TrailLeash required
- TrailLawson TrailLeash required
- TrailManzanita TrailLeash required
- TrailMerganser TrailLeash required
- TrailOsprey TrailLeash required
- TrailPinnacle Gulch Trail (County Regional Parks)Leash required
- TrailPond TrailLeash required
- TrailRanch TrailLeash required
- TrailRedwood TrailLeash required
- TrailRidge TrailLeash required
- TrailRim ViewLeash required
- TrailSalmon Creek TrailLeash required
- TrailSouth Foothill Boulevard TrailheadLeash required
- TrailThistle TrailLeash required
- TrailTowhee TrailLeash required
- TrailVista Loop TrailLeash required
- TrailArmstrong Nature TrailNo dogs
- TrailCreekside TrailNo dogs
- TrailDiscovery TrailNo dogs
- TrailEast Ridge TrailNo dogs
- TrailGoodspeed TrailNo dogs
- TrailHayfields TrailNo dogs
- TrailHole in the TreeNo dogs
- TrailKortum TrailNo dogs
- TrailKortum TrailNo dogs
- TrailMountain SpurNo dogs
- TrailNorth Sonoma Mountain TrailNo dogs
- TrailPioneer Nature TrailNo dogs
- TrailPomo Canyon TrailNo dogs
- TrailRed Hill TrailNo dogs
- TrailRedwood Forest TheaterNo dogs
- TrailUmbrella Tree TrailNo dogs
- TrailVista TrailNo dogs
Nearby counties
How we knowThe agencies that set dog rules here, and what each one says
- OpenStreetMapWhere no agency rule is on file, the dog tags people add to the map.82 places here
- Inferred from the place's nameNo source states a rule; the place's name suggests one.2 places here
Rules that cover places here
Check posted signs. They are the rule on site. This guide restates published rules and OpenStreetMap data, which can be out of date or incomplete. It is not legal advice.
County boundary: US Census Bureau, cartographic boundary file, 2025 (public domain). A place belongs to the county that holds its point on the map.