Rent safe and private dog hiking trails hosted by locals in Auburn, Maine

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A walk in the woods! Deep woods, with stream and a swamp way out back. Nobody around so dogs can be dogs! You should have a good recall for your dog since they could be lost in the woods if not. Tick protection is strongly recommended. The trail is marked with orange ribbon. Please keep dog leashed until you get past the stream.

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**We are following Mother Nature's lead and will be temporarily closed for winter. We will be back in the spring with some super exciting new features!! 🐾** Sending love & belly rubs from our Pack to yours for the Holidays Welcome to our hobby farm! It's a dog's life here at Dog Day Farms so we created 5 acres of walking trails and a fully-fenced 1000sq ft play area with our four-legged friends in mind. The play area is complete with toys, amateur agility course, and fun seasonal decor for a photo shoot with your furbabies! We also offer several chairs & benches on the trails, placed in a few peaceful locations to relax along the way. We are happy to provide water, dog bowls, and a few other essentials (bug spray, poo bags, etc) for your comfort. We look forward to your visit! 🐾

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Beautiful apple orchard at the top of a hill with great views and plenty of land for dogs to play and roam, not fenced but we do have invisible fence for use. Plenty of amenities and our very friendly dogs to play with.

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I have a 10 acre field (with some pretty nice views) + 60 acres of woods that I'd love to share. Right now the woods are in a pretty natural state (the trails aren't groomed & are in the process of being maintained) so depends on your adventure-ability whether you want to venture that way. There is a brook about 0.7 miles from the parking spot though! My dogs love it. But the field is great for getting a full sprint going or ball toss, etc. My dogs are visible from some areas of the field. If you would prefer not to see other dogs, please plan on walking the back woods with your dog(s). The field is fine to drive on - you'd pull in and drive along the left edge to the back where there is a gap in the rock walk and pick up the trails from there. Please do not park in the driveway - instead, pull off on the side of the road (please make sure you are fully off the road) on the grass or turn into the field a bit and park along the white fence