BRINGING YOUR FOUR-LEGGED FRIENDS Ely is a great place to adventure with your dog, but there are some things to keep in mind in order to keep them and wildlife safe, and to preserve our natural areas for other visitors.
ALWAYS KEEP YOUR DOG WITHIN SIGHT TO PREVENT ENCOUNTERS WITH WILDLIFE.
NEVER LEAVE YOUR DOG ON A TIE-OUT UNSUPERVISED.
DON’T ALLOW YOUR DOG TO DIG HOLES, LEAVE THE TRAIL, OR DAMAGE PLANT LIFE.
DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN ELY’S WHITESIDE PARK BY POLICE ORDINANCE.
IN MINNESOTA STATE PARKS, ONLY SERVICE ANIMALS ARE ALLOWED IN BUILDINGS, LODGING, CABINS, CAMPER CABINS, YURTS, ON TOURS, OR IN BEACH AREAS.
IN MINNESOTA STATE PARKS, DOGS MUST BE KEPT ON A LEASH OF 6 FEET OR LESS.
IN DEVELOPED AREAS OF THE SUPERIOR NATIONAL FOREST, DOGS MUST BE ON A LEASH OF 6 FEET OR LESS AT ALL TIMES (UNLESS YOU ARE PARTICIPATING IN AN ACTIVE HUNT). DEVELOPED SITES: CAMPSITES, BOAT LANDINGS, HIKING TRAILS, PORTAGES, AND FISHING PIERS.
IN TOWN AND ON THE TREZONA AND MESABI TRAILS, KEEP YOUR DOG LEASHED. EVEN IF YOUR DOG IS NON-REACTIVE, OTHERS MAY NOT BE.
PICK UP AFTER YOUR DOG. WHEN IN THE BWCAW, DISPOSE OF POO IN A LATRINE OR AT LEAST 150 FEET FROM WATER SOURCES, CAMPSITES, PORTAGES AND TRAILS.
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