Truck stops with hiking trails! For dogs and their truckers.

Stringtown OK Choctaw Travel Plaza. You can walk 1.75mi up Fred’s Fish Camp Rd to the Atoka Reservoir with trails. The road sees very little traffic. I caught a few bass and crappie there a week ago on a 34 too if you’re into fishing.

 

Railroad Pass, Henderson, NV. Multiuse trailhead right at the parking lot.

 

TA on I-10 west of Phoenix, exit 103. Shaded purple is state land.

 

I-70 exit 26, Grand Junction, CO. Across the tracks, under the bridge, down the road. Should get you to the river trail system. I didn’t walk this to prove access. But there is no fence between Pilot and the tracks.

 

North Mankato MN on 169. There’s a BP with truck parking immediately north of the intersection with 14 that’s across the road from two spacious dog parks within a larger recreation area with trails along the Minnesota River. Fishing access on the river and a small lake across from the kwik trip immediately south of 14.

 

Breezewood PA park at the TA, no more than a quarter mile east on US-30. On google maps or truckerspath you’ll see a trailhead indicator labeled “abandoned PA turnpike”. It’s about a two mile walk on what used to be the toll road/76 to the entrance of a tunnel, and goes on at least 10mi from there. Very interesting.

 

I know this is an old post, but do you actually believe this? You think you can fish for free in every other state without a license because you don't live there? Who told you this? Whoever told you this is an idiot. You HAVE to have a license to fish in ANY STATE you are fishing in. It's known as a non-resident fishing license. If you get caught fishing without one the fine is usually about 200 dollars.

The only exception is if you are using a cane pole and a bobber. Rod and reelers require licenses.

 

Unless you are fishing on private property with the owners permission. We travel in our rv and a lot of the rv parks have ponds with catch and release.