Dog walks in Utah
Utah's national parks are strict about dogs: Zion allows them on one trail, Bryce on a short paved stretch of rim.
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
Sunset Trail
Dog walk · Brian Head - Dogs on a leash all year
Rim Trail, Sunset Point to Sunrise Point
Dog walk · Bryce Canyon - Dogs on a leash all year
Dead Horse Point rim trails
Dog walk · Moab - Dogs on a leash all year
Pa'rus Trail
Dog walk · Zion Canyon
Towns and parks in Utah
What we coverZion, Bryce Canyon, Cedar Breaks and Dead Horse Point: 4 walks. Next: State parks and national forest trails, which are often more dog-friendly. 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.