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>Moving from the east coast (DC) to the west coast (Bay area) this July
>Doing the drive with my dog and my friend
>Was originally planning to bring my dog on hikes in either Theodore Roosevelt NP and then Glacier NP, or go on a more central route to Badlands NP and then Grand Teton NP
>Suddenly remember that you can't take dogs on the trails in national parks
So what are the best hikes I can take my high-energy dog on during a cross-country road trip?
I'm thinking state parks and national forests, since they're less authoritarian about dogs. Do any of those hold a candle to the NPs I mentioned?
>Doing the drive with my dog and my friend
>Was originally planning to bring my dog on hikes in either Theodore Roosevelt NP and then Glacier NP, or go on a more central route to Badlands NP and then Grand Teton NP
>Suddenly remember that you can't take dogs on the trails in national parks
So what are the best hikes I can take my high-energy dog on during a cross-country road trip?
I'm thinking state parks and national forests, since they're less authoritarian about dogs. Do any of those hold a candle to the NPs I mentioned?