Dog-friendly parks and trails in Deschutes County
Deschutes County has 16 places in our guide; 15 of them welcome dogs today, 10 of them off-leash. Here are the ones to start with.
Open to dogs now first, then off-leash places and those with a photo.
- Dog parkBig Sky Offleash Dog ParkOff-leash
- Dog parkDiscovery Park Off-Leash AreaOff-leash
- Dog parkDog park at Alpenglow Community ParkOff-leash
- Dog parkDog park in Stone CreekOff-leash
- Dog parkFriends of Pine Nursery Dog ParkOff-leash
- Dog parkLaPine State Park Pet Exercise AreaOff-leash
- Dog parkPonderosa Park Dog ParkOff-leash
- Dog parkRiverbend Dog ParkOff-leash
- Dog parkWeigand Family Dog ParkOff-leash
- TrailDeschutes River TrailLeash required
- ParkDiscovery ParkLeash required
- TrailMt. Bachelor Village Trail.Leash required
- TrailDog PathDogs allowedLeash rule not stated
- TrailForest Road 4614-200Dogs allowedLeash rule not stated
- Dog parkOverturf Butte Off-Leash AreaOff-leashA guess from the name
- TrailBridge Creek Trail #24No dogs
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Towns in Deschutes County
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.15 places here
- Inferred from the place's nameNo source states a rule; the place's name suggests one.1 place 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 This guide restates published rules and OpenStreetMap data, which can be out of date or incomplete.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.