Winter Dog Trail Pass at Snow Farm: Scenic Trails & Furry Fun
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate stamina required for extended walks or snow activities.
Overview
Join Snow Farm’s Dog Trail Pass to enjoy snowy landscapes with your furry companion. Discover scenic trails, breathtaking views, and a winter adventure perfect for dog lovers.
Dog Trail Pass
Adventure on the snow with your dog. Overnight at Bob and Daisy Lee Only
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About This Adventure
Experience the joy of winter trails with your furry friend! Secure a dog day pass to explore scenic paths together, ensuring your dog is always controlled and on-leash, except in special areas. Create unforgettable memories while enjoying the beauty of nature alongside your loyal companion.
If you'd like to take your dog out on our trails with you this winter, you'll need a dog day pass. Dogs must be controlled at all times and kept on-leash except in designated areas.
Adventure Tips
Keep Your Dog Leashed at All Times
Ensure your dog stays on-leash outside designated areas for safety and wildlife conservation.
Dress in Layers
Wear moisture-wicking and insulated clothing to stay comfortable in the winter elements.
Bring Water and Snacks
Hydrate regularly and bring snacks for both you and your dog during the hike.
Check Trail Conditions Before Visiting
Trail surfaces can vary; check for snow and ice conditions to plan your trip accordingly.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Deer
- Foxes
History
Snow Farm has been a popular winter recreation spot since the early 1900s, originally used by local logging communities.
Conservation
Snow Farm emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, encouraging visitors to minimize their environmental impact and preserve the pristine nature of the area.
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Recommended Gear
Insulated Winter Jacket
Keeps you warm during outdoor activities in cold weather.
winter specific
Dog Booties
Protect your dog's paws from ice, snow, and salt.
winter specific
Trail Map or GPS Device
Helps navigate trails safely and find your way back.
Waterproof Pants
Keeps you dry on snowy or wet trails.
winter specific