Dog walks & hikes
From quick neighborhood outings to longer trail adventures.
From $35
Service Area
Summit Cove & Keystone dog walking, hikes and pet care.
Summit Cove and Keystone are ideal for neighborhood trail access, resort-area walks and easy-to-moderate dog outings near vacation rentals.
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.
Soda Creek Trail System
A flexible trail network near Summit Cove with forest, meadows and routes that can be adapted for shorter or longer walks.
How to get there: Use Summit Cove neighborhood access points or the Soda Creek trail system entrances. Respect residential parking and posted signs.
Groovy Uvi Trail
A fun rolling route from the back of Summit Cove with wildflowers, views and enough terrain to tire out a capable dog.
How to get there: Use back-of-neighborhood Summit Cove access near the Soda Creek trail network. Confirm parking etiquette.
Keystone Lake / Snake River Recpath
A gentle path option for Keystone visitors, condo stays and dogs who need a predictable leashed walk instead of a backcountry outing.
How to get there: Start around Keystone Lake or Lakeside Village and follow the Snake River recreation path segments as conditions allow.
Sapphire Point Overlook Trail
A short loop with huge Lake Dillon views. Popular and brief, so it works best as a scenic sniff walk rather than a long workout.
How to get there: From Summit Cove or Keystone, drive Swan Mountain Road toward Sapphire Point and use the signed overlook parking area.
Old Dillon Reservoir from Keystone / Summit Cove
A short, reliable option with views and manageable distance when other trails are muddy, icy or crowded.
How to get there: From Keystone or Summit Cove, take Highway 6 toward Dillon and connect to Dillon Dam Road for the trailhead.
Lower Keystone Gulch / Aqueduct Segments
A moderate Keystone-area outing that can be adapted with conservative turnarounds. Better for dogs with fitness and leash manners.
How to get there: Use Keystone Gulch Road / Keystone Ranch area access depending on seasonal rules and parking. Verify access before heading out.
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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