Any dog owner will know that exploring new ground with a puppy can be rather fun; there are many new scents, unusual noises, and lots of terrain ready for romping. Arriving at a trailhead only to find dogs are not permitted might therefore be rather upsetting.

Researching trail pet laws is thus geometry dash very important, as is carrying along the basics required to keep your dog well-behaved, hydrated, and happy – from a dependable leash and collar to a water dish and pocket full of goodies. And if you chance to be in one of the seven states listed below or have a summer road trip planned — be sure to stop by these dog-friendly hikes, which users on AllTrails selected as some of the finest.

Getting out of Colorado and into the mountains is not too difficult. The village of Idaho Springs, with hot springs and the very dog-friendly Herman Gulch Trail, is little over thirty minutes west of Denver. Pups are welcome on the seven-mile out-and-back climb. It's classed as moderate, hence you should allow yourself enough time for breaks (including dog treats) all along.

Found in northern Arkansas's Ozark National Forest, this pup-approved path is Your dog will be delighted over the 4.6-mile circle by passing grottos, rock formations, and a few lovely waterfalls. If you believe your furry buddy would be fit for a swim, pack along a floating toy or a doggy life vest—we adore this one from Ruffwear.