Any green forest parks in the US where you can relax by a lake, potentially swim in it, with some streams or snowmelt that you can walk near, all while having a dog by your side? Something like pic related, sadly this park is very anti-dog it seems.
Any green forest parks in the US where you can relax by a lake, potentially swim in it, with some streams or snowmelt that you can walk near, all whil...
leave your dog at home doogy
people take their dogs to places like this in colorado
Nice, what parks?
Twin lakes looks quite a bit like pic related
Also they allow dispersed camping so I'm assuming they'd allow dogs
The one in Colorado, yeah it looks pretty good. Thanks anon.
My state is just really dry and I'm itching to see some green and crystal blue.
Go swimming with your dog at Yellowstone.
Canadian californians...
La Cañada-Flintridge, sleepy little suburb at the foothills of the based San Gabriel mountain range
>dog
uncultured
Tons of places
>sadly this park is very anti-dog it seems
>sadly
Nah. Two legged creatures are shitting it up enough, the last thing it needs is all of their heckin puppers with them.
I also hate Canadians.
>parks
thiiiink. thiiiiiiiiink.
Shut it. Let them stay in the containment zones.
Because 93% of dog owners suck ass and let their puppers ruin it for everyone else
why cant you people find these things yourselves? you can just look at maps for areas that match the biome/elevation you are looking for with a lake and find the dog rules of the land management agency that runs the area. especially in a place like glacier surrounded by national forest of literally the same mountains.
also all national parks have no dogs allowed on trails.
>why cant you people find these things yourselves?
Morons. He means morons.
yeah you can find lakes like that if you take any exit on i90 near the pass
every exit has a trailhead that leads to multiple of them, the ones that take more than a day to get to will be empty.