Dog walking in Algoma

Bruemmerville

The small, rural community of Bruemmerville lies on the western outskirts of the Algoma city limits. This remote area includes some private estates and a farm along Silver Creek. There are quiet country lanes where you and Fido can take a stroll. Enjoy a walk by the water with your furry pal at the County Park off Willow Drive. This peaceful green space has a walking trail that follows the Creek. Dogs need to be on a leash that's no longer than eight feet. Make sure you bring water and waste bags so that you can pick up your pup's droppings.

Crescent Beach

In the neighborhood around Crescent Beach, there are some small businesses and single-family homes. Take a walk down the sidewalk with your pooch to enjoy the lake breezes. When you want to stretch your legs, head to Crescent Beach Boardwalk to go hiking or jogging along the Lake Michigan shoreline. Dogs are permitted to accompany you on the boardwalk year-round, provided that they're on a leash that's no longer than eight feet. Between October 1st and May 1st, your four-footed pal can also join you on the beach here! Make sure you bring water and waste bags for your outing.

Church Street

The Church St neighborhood includes private residences and condos. There are some quiet streets lined with sidewalks here that are pawfect for taking a walk with Fido. On the north end of town, you'll find Peterson Park. This facility includes some woods and open fields, a few baseball diamonds, and picnic tables. Wander through the woods or play in the grass here with your special pal. Dogs can join you in this public place if they're kept on a leash up to eight feet long. Make sure you bring waste bags to clean up after your pup when you come for a visit.

Division Street

Division Street features a commercial district and residential area. Sidewalks line the streets of this part of town, so you'll be able to take your four-footed friend for a stroll here. If you want to go on an extended jog or hike, head northwest from the neighborhood to connect with the Ahnapee State Trail. This crushed stone and asphalt pathway stretches from Kewaunee to Sturgeon Bay. Enjoy scenic views of the Door Peninsula as you follow the Ahnapee River through woods and fields. Dogs on a leash are permitted on the trail. Make sure you bring water and waste bags with you for your trip.

Perry St/Fremont St

The Perry St/Fremont St area includes residential streets and a set of three local parks. This is a pleasant place to take your pal for a walk down the sidewalk. When you want to enjoy some green space, head to Newman Park on Division Street. This open field is a furiffic place to work on obedience drills or play some frisbee with  your canine companion. You can also walk or jog along the perimeter pathway to get some exercise. Make sure you keep your four-footed friend on a leash and under control. Bring waste bags and water along when you come here.