Wilderness Hike
Six to seven hours door to door on weekdays, 4 to 7 dogs matched by pace, size and play style. Pickup, dropoff and a full towel-off are included in the price.
Out of the city, into the woods
What We Do
Every outing is the same promise: a real trail, a small pack, and a guide who knows your dog by name.
Our Services
Small Pack Hike
For dogs that already know each other. Book together and hike as one familiar group, offered Fridays and Saturdays.
Solo Summit
One dog, one guide, a longer and quieter route for reactive dogs, seniors, or recovering athletes. Siblings from the same home are welcome to join too.
City Ramble
A regular in-city walk, but longer and slower, at least an hour on the ground. Off-leash time or a dog park stop can be added if you'd like.
A day on the trail
How It Works
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Pickup
We collect your dog from your door between 6:30 and 7:30am.
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Drive Out
Forty to sixty minutes out of the city, out of traffic, into real forest areas.
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Trail Time
At least 3 hours off leash on the trail, in the creek, and through the leaves.
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Dropoff
Paws checked, coats towelled, water topped up, and your dog back home between 1:30 and 2:30pm.
We Meet Your Dog First
Before your dog ever joins the pack, we come to you for a free 20 to 30 minute in-city meet-and-greet walk. It's how we get to know your dog, see how they move and socialize, and figure out which service is the best fit before we ever schedule a hike.
Breeds We Work With
The City Ramble is open to every breed, age, and size, and we can adjust Solo Summits, Sibling Summits, and Small Pack Hikes to fit almost any dog's individual needs. For our Monday through Thursday wilderness pack hikes, we focus on working and athletic breed dogs.
Working & Athletic Breeds
A few examples of the breeds that make up most of our pack hikes:
- Spaniels
- Retrievers
- Setters
- Pointers
- Danes
- Huskies
- Shepherds
- Cattle Dogs
- Sheep Dogs
- Collies
- Schnauzers
- Many Terriers
- Almost All Hounds
- And More
Every Dog Deserves a Fair Chance
We do have size requirements for the dogs' safety, but we happily welcome smaller dogs like dachshunds and corgis. We also accept pit bulls, dogo argentinos, pinschers, and other dogs that some consider dangerous. We believe all dogs deserve a fair chance, and we take the same care and preparation no matter the breed.
- Dachshunds
- Corgis
- Pit Bulls
- Dogo Argentinos
- Pinschers