Chantry Flats Hiking Trails

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Forest Rte 2N40 & Chantry Flat Rd, Arcadia, California - 91006

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Pets on leashes are allowed on the trails of Chantry Flats, as well as at the Chantry Flats Picnic Area, which features 35 concrete picnic tables, charcoal grills, and restrooms. Before hitting the trails, make a pit stop at Adams' Pack Station, the last of its kind in the United States, which provides supplies year-round to an 80-cabin permanent community accessible only by footpath. The Pack Station also offers a General Store where you may get your Forest Service Adventure Passes, water, and trail mix before your trek, or come back later for soft drinks, ice cream, or an ice cold beer.

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Petzooie Tip

Make sure your dog stays hydrated by bringing an extra collapsible bowl and water bottle for the trails. Always check your pet for ticks and burrs after a fun hike in the canyon.

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FAQs

Are pets allowed on the trails at Chantry Flats?
Yes, pets on leashes are allowed on the trails of Chantry Flats.
Are dogs allowed at the Chantry Flats Picnic Area?
Yes, pets on leashes are permitted at the picnic area, which features 35 concrete picnic tables, charcoal grills, and restrooms.
Where can I get supplies before hitting the trails?
You can stop by Adams' Pack Station, which provides supplies year-round and features a General Store.
Can I purchase a Forest Service Adventure Pass at this location?
Yes, you may get your Forest Service Adventure Passes at the General Store in Adams' Pack Station.
What items are available at the General Store before your trek?
You can get water, trail mix, and Forest Service Adventure Passes before your trek.
Are there refreshments available for purchase after a hike?
Yes, you can come back later for soft drinks, ice cream, or an ice cold beer.
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Forest Rte 2N40 & Chantry Flat Rd, Arcadia, California - 91006
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Forest Rte 2N40 & Chantry Flat Rd, Arcadia, California - 91006
Vet-Authored Tip
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By Dr. Sarah Jenkins, DVM

When taking your dog hiking on natural trails, preventive parasite control is essential to protect against ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes that transmit serious illnesses. Ensure your pet is up to date on all core vaccinations, including rabies and leptospirosis, which can be contracted from stagnant water sources along hiking paths. Always gradually condition your dog's paws to rough terrain and pack a canine first aid kit to handle minor scrapes or paw pad injuries during your trek.