IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD Hello and thanks for visiting our page. We are Paula and John. We own 95 acres of mostly forested land. About 65 acres is walkable and we have trails throughout. We are learning as we go, and hope to provide you and your dogs a fun day. If you have any question feel free to ask. And remember, we love dogs just as much as you do. There are a few important points we'd like you to consider. We like to meet our new guests for the first time. This gives us a chance to get to know you better and also put friendly faces to us, the hosts. We want you to feel welcome and know that we care about your dogs. We have several trails that split out to other trails. There will be signs to help you navigate through them, and some suggestions that will help you keep track of remaining time. In the colder months, running water will not be provided. We will also reserve the right to cancel the appointment if we get heavy snow squalls. Our plan is to keep the trails plowed, but in the event of a snow storm, it may take us a few days to get the trails plowed. In general, we will not be open past dusk, unless you specifically ask us and are aware of the risks of walking in the dark. I always walk my dogs on winter nights. Just carry some sort of flashlight. We currently have an electric gate that can only be opened by us at the gate, and not remotely. When a guest arrives, we will be there to open the gate for you, close it once you're in, and open it again upon your departure. Lastly a note about safety. Safety is important to us, but please note that you are entering nature. Our spot is home to many small animals, including porcupines. If your dogs are into porcupines, I would stay cautious of your pets entering the dense bush and recommend they stick to the trails instead. The probability of spotting a porcupine though is very low. Other animals will simply not bother human visitors and their dog companions. You may spot a deer or two if you're lucky that day. Deer are mostly friendly, but I would suggest keeping your distance if you spot a buck. However, they typically flee when they spot you. In all my years spotting buck, I've never seen one charge at anyone. Still, be safe. Although very rare, you many spot a coyote. Once again, they generally don't bother humans. If you spot one, keep your dogs close. Coyotes don't like confrontations with humans, so your dogs will be safe if by your side.

My place is well over 40 acres and can be tricky to find. It’s the 1st house on your left east of the 400 or 1st house on your right west of Jane. When u turn in the drive way follow it to the right and then slight left, you’ll see the house. U can park beside the barn and have an awesome walk, sniff all the things. Bring rain boots or shoes u don’t love lol It can get mucky on the trails at times

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD. *CLOSED FOR THE SEASON* 5000 sq ft, chain linked fence agility ring for rent. Multiple jumps, tire jump, tunnels and contact equipment (a-frame, training teeter, full sized teeter, dog-walk). Courses set on a weekly basis. Classes offered to those with little to no prior experience to ensure safe and proper use of all equipment.

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD. 1/2 acre fenced for your pups. 🐕🐩 Look for gate on south (left) side. If you get to the dead end you have gone too far. PLEASE DO NOT go up the driveway. You may need rubber boots on wet days ☔️🐶

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD. Forest trails, grass trails, and enclosed back yard. Lots of wildlife in the area including deer, raccoons, groundhogs, porcupine, skunk, wild turkey, fox, coyote, coy wolf, etc. so dogs must be on leashes while in the open areas.

Give your best friend(s) a Romp to Remember! We have groomed trails looping through our acreage with a seasonal "pond" and so much to sniff and see your friend will be rolling with happiness. IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD Welcome to Tails n Trails Retreat Private Park & Trail! We look forward to sharing our spot with you, your family, friends, and of course your doggos! PARKING: Please park your vehicle in the Sniffspot parking lot PAST the big silver gate. DO NOT PARK in front of the house or dog daycare. LEASHES: Please leash your dogs on weekdays when the dog daycare is open Monday to Friday 7:30am-5:30pm until you are on the trail and when returning to the parking lot if they don’t have reliable recall. DOG POOP: Please use a stick to flick your dog’s poop out of sight and off the trail. RESPECT NATURE: No smoking or littering. Please keep our Sniffspot beautiful and safe from potential fire. ASSISTANCE: During your visit please know we are available to offer help or answer questions. Text: (705) 529 5822 / (705) 937 0027 OR email: tntdogwalking@outlook.com Enjoy your visit and happy sniffing!

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD Piano store in front. Dog oasis in back. Please park in front of store only and walk to the back via the paved driveway.

Welcome to Beaverton's Dog Trails! Please access the trails from Concession 6. Punch these coordinates into Google Maps: 44.4415942, -79.1065234. There is a SniffSpot Sign at the entrance. You may park in the private driveway. Please pick up after your dog, there is a waste bin at the entrance. Please help yourself to a laminated map at the entrance and return after your walk. The map is posted throughout the trails with "you are here" symbols to help you navigate the trails. After a heavy rainfall you will want to wear your rubber boots. In the winter be aware of slipping on patches of ice. Enjoy your visit! IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD. I unfortunately cannot control this as Sniffspot is an American app.