Dog walking in Summer Lake
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Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Summer Lake, OR dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Summer Lake, OR has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Summer Lake
Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog walker has passed an enhanced background check. Get photos and updates on where your dog poops and pees while you follow along via GPS in the app.
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Summer Lake
The Fremont-Winema National Forest lies alongside Summer Lake on Route 31. Its 2.3 million acres are comprised of forestland, mountains and flat meadows, and sage basins, and it is a place where many come to find solitude and enjoy nature, along with their fur-babies! The Fremont National Recreational Trail travels most of the length of the Fremont side of the forest, north to south, and is open for hiking, with Fido on a leash. Access points are scattered along the trail, including at Summer Lake. And for staying overnight, choose from forest camps with minimal services and lots of quiet, or campgrounds with good drinking water and more on-site maintenance where you can tent, park your RV, or rent a cabin! Woofderful!
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Lakeview
Lakeview
is a town nestled against the Warner Mountains on the edge of the high desert
called the Oregon Outback, and is also the
home of the Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge. The refuge features vast and rugged
open space for hiking and camping, and your fur-pup is welcome to join you
on-leash! Prong-horn antelope are protected
here, as well as the plants that grow on the mountain. A natural hot spring and
run-off from the mountain have created an oasis where you and Fido can get away from it all. Besides the prong-horn, other wildlife species make
this their habitat, including many birds, small mammals, lizards and bighorn
sheep. There are no maintained trails in the refuge, but there are several open
roads to take you to camping areas and
observation spots, and you’re welcome to hike the backcountry, but be sure to come prepared with a compass, plenty of
water, good boots and other essential gear for desert
exploration!
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Crater Lake
A few miles west of Summer Lake is where you’ll find the dog-friendly Crater Lake National Forest, named for the clear, deep body of water that was formed by an erupting volcano many centuries ago. This pawsome spectacle is a great place to visit with your fur-pup, perfect for hiking and walking around the lake’s high rim, or on mountain trails above. With over 90 miles of trails, there’s sure to be one just right for you, but be aware that leashed dogs are limited to Lady of the Woods and Godfrey Glen Trails, both 30-minute hikes. The campground at Mazama Village is also pup-friendly, and it’s here you can walk a ¼-mile promenade with furtastic views of the lake. With 214 sites for tents and RVs, you’re sure to find the perfect spot for you and Fido to lay your heads at Mazama Village, too!
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Three Rivers
The La Pine State Park lies in a forest in the mountains in this neighborhood of La Pine, amid clear, cool lakes and wilderness pawrfect for exploring with your fur-baby, on his leash. A river full of fish flows through the park, and mountain-habitat birds, including hawks and eagles, are abundant. The Forest has a campground with 10 log cabins, 2 of which are dog-friendly, and over 100 tent and RV sites where the pup is welcome to join you. Boasting hot showers and flush toilets, and a fenced, off-leash dog exercise area, the campground is a great jumping-off point for your park adventures. Be sure to visit “Big Red,” Oregon’s largest ponderosa pine! The park and campground are open year-round.

Chiloquin
Chiloquin is a small community west of Summer Lake, and home to the dog-friendly Sun Pass State Forest, which lies near the southeastern corner of Crater Lake National Park. The Forest’s 34,000 acres covers mostly undeveloped land with some areas cleared for camping, but with no formally marked trails. That shouldn’t stop you and Fido from exploring, however. Just remember to bring a compass, plenty of water and layered clothing, among other wilderness hiking gear. The primitive campsites, most of which are located along Sun Creek, feature fire pits and can be accessed from main roads, as well. With over 250 species of wildlife, including amphibians, reptiles, birds, and large and small mammals, there is plenty to for you and Fido to look out for! Pawsome!











