Dog walks in North Dakota
North Dakota state parks welcome leashed dogs on trails, and many have off-leash areas.
Dogs allowedOff-leash OKLeash requiredNo dogs some hoursNo dogs that dayDog walk (paw marker)Walk route
Tap a beach or walk on the map to see its dog rules. Tapping a walk with a mapped route zooms to the green route line. Use two fingers to move the map on a phone.
- Dogs on a leash all year
Turtle River State Park
Dog walk · Arvilla - Dogs on a leash all year
Fort Ransom State Park trails
Dog walk · Fort Ransom - Dogs on a leash all year
Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park
Dog walk · Mandan - Dogs on a leash all year
Knife River village trail
Dog walk · Stanton - Dogs on a leash all year
Fort Union Trading Post
Dog walk · Williston
Towns and parks in North Dakota
What we coverFort Ransom, Turtle River, Fort Abraham Lincoln and the Missouri River historic sites: 5 walks. Next: Theodore Roosevelt area and other state parks. Places not on the map aren't checked yet.
Shorebird closuresPiping plover and tern nesting areas close to dogs from spring to fall, and can change daily. Signs on the beach always take priority.
Leash laws"Dogs allowed" means there's no beach rule against dogs that day. Town and state leash laws still apply unless a beach is marked off-leash.