This lovely, largely wooded, 124-acre park with winding paths will ensure your pooch has lots of crazy wildlife aromas to chase after. Located on Donner Road one miles west of Highway 267. Note there’s a $5 parking fee, unless you have a North Tahoe Resident’s Benefit Sticker.

Located at a very popular, year-round rec area (popular with Nordic skiers) off of Split Rail Lane, this one-acre irrigation pond is the place for hot summer dogs to cool off.

The Flathead Valley’s first off-leash dog park is a popular spot, and no wonder. Its five acres include fully accessible paths, benches, a drinking fountain for dogs and people, a message center, and lots of open space for play. Future improvements include a pond and dog beach.

Downtown's Wagner Park is dog central, but if you're looking for something a bit less of a scene (or your dog isn't very sociable), this creekside park is ideal. It's located walking distance from the town core, and is the entry point for the Rio Grand Trail.

East Vail is as pretty a place as one finds in a ski town. The park is billed as being for "kids and dogs," so be sure your pooch loves pats from little hands.

Located four blocks off of Main Street, this 24-hour park provides a pastoral green space for your pet.