Kenna Cartwright Nature Park (off-leash dog park), Kamloops, BC
Park Governance: City, Municipal, Township, etc.
Kenna Cartwright Nature Park has many kilometers of off-leash hiking trails of varying difficulty on Mount Dufferin. It has several access points including:
- 2000 Hillside Drive (down the road from Kamloops Correctional Centre)
- 1410 Pacific Way
- 1020 Hillside Drive (next to The Home Depot)
- 1455 Bunker Road (behind the Recycling Depot)
Hillside Drive Trailhead
1410 Pacific Way Trailhead
Features
- Off-leash areas
Dog Features:
- Off-leash trails
- Drinking water
- Poop bags
Other Features (Parks):
- Picnic tables
- Washrooms
Washrooms:
- Pit toilets
- Accessible washroom
Garbage Cans:
- Standard garbage cans
Trail Features
Other Features (Trails & Hikes):
- Mountain bike trails
Trail difficulty:
- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Advanced
Trail length:
- Less than 1 kilometer
- Between 1 and 5 kilometers
- Between 5 and 10 kilometers
- More than 10 kilometers
Trail terrain:
- Sand
- Dirt or gravel
Trail elevation gain:
- Mild
- Moderate
Links
Official Park Website: https://www.kamloops.ca/parks-recreation/parks/kenna-cartwright-nature-park
Local Animal Control Bylaws: https://www.kamloops.ca/safety-bylaws/bylaws-enforcement/dog-licences-pet-ownership
2000 Hillside Drive, Kamloops, BC, Canada