For a pawsome good time, head over to Four Paws Sports Center, where your pup can get trained into a sports dog. Not only does this center offer obedience training, but your dog can also take classes in agility, rally, and even flyball! Several teams of flyball dogs practice here, and are sometimes part of classes that can show your energetic dog the ropes. If all that agility equipment has made you hungry, head over to Ellersick Brewing Company's Big E. Ales, where pups are encouraged to use their huge, outdoor patio.

Martha Lake Park, located right on Martha Lake in the northeast area of Lynnwood, is 6 acres of pure outdoor fun! Those who want to enjoy the water have their pick of the swimming area and three fishing docks. If your pup is more of a sniffing adventurer, take a stroll along the wetlands boardwalks, or just throughout the natural area of the park. The park also offer a playground, restrooms, and picnic areas and shelters. Due to issues with the local wildlife, most trash cans have been eliminated from the area, so be sure to take any clean up bags or other garbage out when you leave.

Scriber Lake Park, located in this central Lynnwood neighborhood, is 22 acres of natural space that is perfect for an afternoon adventure. Picnic and play areas, along with restrooms, make this a people friendly spot, however your pup will be much more interested in all the snifferific trails. You can access the Scribner Creek Trail here, or the other walking trails that equal under a mile of terrain. The wetlands and floating boardwalk offer a look at the various wildlife that calls this place home. Though your dog needs to stay on leash throughout the park, there are clean up bags and trash cans available.

Though the Meadowdale Neighborhood Park offers typical park amenities, like playgrounds, picnic areas, and restrooms, there is still much to be discovered by your adventurous pup. For fun romping, there are open grassy areas and a sand pit. For those serious sniffers, head down one of the many trails in the forested areas, or take a stroll on the 0.42 mile walking trails. Pack a lunch and water, and stop by a picnic shelter for an outdoor meal, and then get back to nature in its finest here. Be sure to keep your pup leashed in this public park, and always clean up after him.