Levi's Adventure Pack

Where dogs explore

nature together.


LAP Adventures

Levi’s Adventure Pack (LAP) offers trail Adventures designed to give dogs meaningful time outdoors through exercise, enrichment, and exploration.

Adventure options vary in group size, frequency, and time on the trail. Giving dogs different ways to enjoy the trail based on their individual needs and comfort level.

Small Group Adventures

LAP’s primary Adventure option, where dogs head to the trails with the same small Pack on the same weekly schedule, two or four days each week.

Two-Dog Adventures

A two-dog-only Adventure for dogs who enjoy exploring the trail with just one hiking companion.

Extended Adventure Hikes

Longer trail Adventures offered periodically for experienced LAP Dogs who are ready for more time to explore.

Becoming a LAP Dog

Every LAP Dog begins with a thoughtful process designed to help me get to know your dog and find the right fit.

Dog enjoying a trail adventure with an owner

1. LAP Questionnaire

Tell me all about your dog! I want to get to know their personality, health, activity level, experiences, and what makes them uniquely them. I’ll review your Questionnaire and, if LAP looks like a good fit, invite you to the next step.



Plan for about 5–10 minutes.

Dogs meeting for a calmly

2. Meet & Sniff

I’ll meet you and your dog in person! We’ll get acquainted and answer any questions you have. This gives me a chance to see how your dog responds to handling and get a sense of their comfort level. I’ll also introduce them to the vehicle, so you can see how they’ll travel safely to and from their Adventures.

Leashed dog on a trail readiness adventure

3. Trail Readiness Adventure

Next, your dog will hit the trail with me! This gives me a chance to see how they respond to transportation, the trail routine, hiking, and new surroundings. When appropriate, they may also meet a potential hiking companion to see how they enjoy exploring together.

Small pack of dogs hiking together

4. Becoming a LAP Dog

After completing Trail Readiness, it’s time to find your dog’s place in the Pack! I’ll use what I’ve learned about your dog to thoughtfully choose the Pack and Adventure schedule that fit them best. Once the right spot is available, they’re ready to sniff, hike, explore, and belong.

What to Expect on a LAP Adventure

Always Leashed

Dogs stay leashed throughout every Adventure, keeping them connected to me as we move along the trail.

Adventure with a Purpose

Each outing is chosen with the dogs, weather, and trail conditions in mind, so the Adventure fits the dogs heading out that day.

More Than a Walk

New scents, sights, sounds, and natural terrain give dogs opportunities to sniff, explore, move their bodies, and experience something beyond the neighborhood.

Pickup & Return Included

I’ll pick up your dog, take them out for their Adventure, and bring them back when we’re finished. You get the peace of mind of knowing they’re out enjoying the trails—and they get to come back happily tired and maybe a little dirty.

Where LAP Roams

We’re growing our Pack, starting close to home. Territory 1 is where LAP Adventures begin, with Territories 2 and 3 planned for future expansion. If you live outside Territory 1, stay tuned—LAP may be roaming your way next.

CURRENTLY FORMING PACKS!

Territory 1 covers Jenks and surrounding areas between W. 61st St. S. and W. 121st St. S., extending from portions of S. 49th W. Ave. east to the Arkansas River.

Future Adventure Service Territories

Territory 2 covers areas between E. 71st St. S. and E. 121st St. S., extending from the Arkansas River east to S. Yale Ave.

Territory 3 includes areas between E. 21st St. S. and E. 71st St. S., from the Arkansas River east to portions of S. Peoria Ave. and S. Harvard Ave.

trail gallery

Life Under the Trees

Meet Genia & Levi

Levi is a Labradoodle born in 2020 and the four-legged inspiration behind Levi’s Adventure Pack, LLC. We’ve been exploring Tulsa-area trails together since he was a puppy. What started as something we simply loved doing together—getting outside under the trees, finding new trails, and letting Levi sniff his way through the woods—eventually grew into LAP.

Levi is an AKC Canine Good Citizen and has gone on to earn additional AKC titles. He has completed Beginners, Novice I, and Novice II obedience classes through the Tulsa Dog Training Club and is a registered therapy dog with Alliance of Therapy Dogs. Together, we volunteer throughout our local community, visiting places where Levi can share the comfort, companionship, and joy that dogs have a special way of bringing to people.

I’m Genia—Levi’s human, a lifelong animal lover, a wife of more than 20 years, and a mom of four awesome humans. I earned my bachelor’s degree in social work and spent several years working in the nonprofit field before following my love of dogs and the outdoors.

I’m also a member of the Tulsa Dog Training Club and have assisted trainers with AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy and Beginners Obedience classes. I’ve spent time volunteering with a local animal shelter, helping walk dogs. I continue learning through hands-on experience, education, training, and all the Adventures Levi and I share along the way.

LAP has been built with a lot of heart—and a lot of work behind the scenes. I’ve put a lot of thought into the little things because I know how much trust it takes to hand someone your dog.

LAP is insured, and I’ve completed the American Red Cross Cat and Dog First Aid course as part of preparing to care for dogs on the trail. I personally lead each LAP Adventure, so the person you meet is the same person who picks up your dog, hikes the trails with them, watches over them,  and brings them home. Keeping LAP intentionally small gives me the chance to really know the dogs in my care and give them the same thoughtful attention I would want for Levi.

Levi may not join every Adventure, but his paw prints are all over LAP. What began with the two of us exploring trails together has grown into a way to give other dogs the chance to get outside, experience nature, explore alongside compatible hiking companions, and have Adventures of their own.

Sniff. Hike. Belong.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What dogs are a good fit for LAP?

    LAP is designed for dogs who enjoy being outdoors and can safely participate in trail Adventures with compatible hiking companions. Every dog goes through LAP's onboarding process so I can get to know their personality, needs, comfort level, and how they respond to the Adventure routine before finding the right Pack placement.

  • How big are the Adventure groups?

    Every Pack is a little different. Dogs are thoughtfully matched based on personality, needs, abilities, and how they enjoy the trail, so each Pack is allowed to come together at its own pace. Some Packs may stay smaller because that’s what works best for the dogs in that group. Small Group Adventures will never have more than five dogs.

  • Does LAP offer Adventures year-round?

    Yes! LAP Adventures are offered year-round. Dogs hike on the same reserved days each week, with schedules of either two or four Adventures per week.

    Keeping a consistent schedule helps dogs settle into a routine and gives each Pack time to become comfortable hiking together. Service is organized into seasonal agreements, and current LAP Dogs get the first opportunity to reserve their spot for the next season before available spots are offered to new dogs.

  • How long is an Adventure, and is pickup and return included?

    Yes! Pickup and return are included with every LAP Adventure. Small Group Adventures typically include about 45–55 minutes of trail time. Your dog will be away from home longer because transportation is part of the LAP experience—from gathering the Pack to heading out on the trail and bringing everyone home after their Adventure.

  • Where do LAP Adventures take place?

    LAP Adventures take place on local trails and outdoor spaces. Some trails, including Turkey Mountain, Lubell Park, and Bales Park, will be regular Adventure spots, while others may be used from time to time. I choose each outing based on the Pack, weather, trail conditions, and what makes sense for that day. When conditions call for it, we may trade the dirt trails for paved trails so the dogs can still get out and Adventure safely.

  • What happens when the weather doesn’t cooperate?

    Weather is part of every outdoor Adventure! I keep a close eye on temperatures, precipitation, trail conditions, and what’s appropriate for the dogs in each Pack. Depending on conditions, I may adjust the trail, location, pace, or length of an Adventure. If conditions aren’t safe, an Adventure may be postponed or canceled. 

  • What health requirements does my dog need?

    Dogs must be current on Rabies, DHPP/DAPP/DA2PP, Bordetella, and Leptospirosis vaccinations, have a negative fecal/intestinal parasite screening within the previous 12 months, and be on current veterinarian-recommended flea and tick prevention. Health records are reviewed during onboarding before a dog begins Adventures.

  • How do I get started?

    Start by completing the free LAP Questionnaire so I can get to know your dog. I’ll review their personality, health, activity level, experiences, and needs to see if LAP may be a good fit. If so, I’ll approve your account request, and you’ll receive an email with instructions for activating your LAP Client Portal account. From there, we’ll continue with a Meet & Sniff and then Trail Readiness before finding the right Pack placement.

  • How much do LAP Adventures cost?

    Small Group Adventures- 

    $50 per dog, per Adventure for 2 Adventures per week 

    or 

    $45 per dog, per Adventure for 4 Adventures per week


    Two-Dog Adventures-

    $65 per dog, per Adventure 

    (limited spots available)


    ONBOARDING Services

    Meet & Sniff- $35

    Trail Readiness Adventures- $35 each

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