Cache Creek

Dogs allowed (local leash laws apply)

Leash at the trailhead. Moose and bears live here: keep your dog close.

Source: US Forest Service, Cache Creek and Greater Snow King Area; Jackson Ranger District dog leash order. Checked October 28, 2026.

Route shown on the map: about 10.3 km of trail as mapped in OpenStreetMap. Trails can include side paths, so check the park map for the walk you plan.

Follow the signs at the trailhead: parks can close areas to dogs for wildlife.

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Bridger-Teton National Forest: the rule in full

The Forest Service suggests the Cache Creek area as a place to take your dog for a run. Dogs must be leashed at busy developed trailheads, including Cache Creek. From December 1 to May 1 a forest order requires a 6-foot leash on listed trails nearby (parts of Putt Putt, Woods Canyon, Crystal Butte and Game Creek) to protect wintering wildlife. Unlike Grand Teton and Yellowstone, national forest trails generally allow dogs.