It would be a tragedy if pets were no longer allowed here, so when you visit Red Rock, please abide by their completely reasonable pet rules. This is such a fantastically beautiful place, and so welcoming to pets, that we were distressed to see the amount of pet waste that had been abandoned on the trails and the number of dogs we met who were not on leash. The ranger recommended Pine Creek Canyon and Oak Creek Canyon as trails that would be good for him, so they may appeal to your dogs as well.

We also stopped at the first parking area south of the Scenic Drive exit to hike part of the Oak Creek Canyon trail.Īt twelve-years-old, Ty prefers shorter hikes without a lot of climbing. We walked the Ice Box Canyon trail far enough to find a comfortable rock for our picnic. No matter your experience level, you’ll find a trail to accommodate. There are 19 trails described in Red Rock’s visitor guide, ranging from easy to strenuous, and stretching from 3/4 of a mile to six miles in length. Pet waste must be picked up and disposed of properly.Pets should not be allowed to interfere with, bother, or harass other visitors, animals, or wildlife.Leashed pets are welcome everywhere in the park, except inside the buildings and exhibits.The options for enjoying Red Rock Canyon are many: drive or bike the 13-mile paved scenic loop road, explore the more than 30 miles of hiking trails, picnic in one of the day-use areas, go mountain biking, rock climbing, or wildlife watching – there is something for everyone! And best of all, your pets are welcome to join you no matter what activity you choose.

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