Dog walks & hikes
From quick neighborhood outings to longer trail adventures.
From $35
Service Area
Dillon & Silverthorne dog walking, hikes and pet care.
Dillon and Silverthorne offer mellow lakeside routes, Blue River paths and moderate hillside trails for dogs who need a safe mountain outing.
Local care
Services in this area.
Dog walks, trail adventures, dog and cat drop-ins, and overnight in-home stays are available by request and route conditions.
Drop-ins for dogs & cats
Meals, potty breaks, litter care, medications when appropriate and home checks.
From $30
Overnight in-home stays
Pet sitting in your home so dogs and cats stay close to their normal routine.
From $95/night
+$15 per additional pet
Easy to moderate local ideas
Recommended dog walks and hikes.
These are planning-friendly local options. Actual route choice depends on weather, leash rules, trail closures, dog fitness, wildlife activity and parking.
Old Dillon Reservoir Trail
A short, rewarding walk with big views over Lake Dillon and the surrounding peaks. Great for a manageable dog outing with scenery.
How to get there: Use the trailhead off Dillon Dam Road between Frisco and Dillon.
Dillon Reservoir Recpath
A paved, scenic route with flexible distances and lake views. Good for leashed walks, visitors and dogs who need predictable footing.
How to get there: Access from Dillon Marina, Frisco Marina, or recpath points around Lake Dillon.
Blue River Trail in Silverthorne
A town-friendly river walk with easy access for Silverthorne homes, hotels and errands. Great for quick outings and drop-in days.
How to get there: Pick up the paved Blue River Trail from points near the Silverthorne Pavilion, outlet area or river corridor.
Sally Barber / Oro Grande Area
A useful Dillon-side trail area with rolling terrain and good options for a moderate dog walk.
How to get there: Use Dillon-area access points near Oro Grande / Straight Creek depending on season and parking.
Lily Pad Lake Trail
A popular forested trail near Silverthorne / Wildernest. Best for dogs with good trail manners because it can be busy.
How to get there: Drive into Wildernest and use the signed Lily Pad Lake trailhead parking area.
Willow Creek Falls Lower Segments
A more athletic Silverthorne-area option when conditions allow. Use conservative turnarounds and bring water.
How to get there: Access from the Willowbrook / Willow Creek trailhead area in north Silverthorne.
Trail notes are written for dog-care planning and should be verified against current local rules, signage and weather before each outing.
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