Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Montgomery, IN

There’s 1 dog-friendly hiking trail in Montgomery, and 9 more nearby. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Montgomery.

Glendale Fish & Wildlife Area

Montgomery, IN

Glendale Fish & Wildlife Area The pet-friendly Glendale Fish & Wildlife Area in Montgomery IN spans 8,060 acres of land and waterways, offering abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking, fishing, wildlife watching, foraging, hunting and boating. Dogs in need of training or exercise can even use the designated, off-leash Area F (see map below), which offers ample open green space. Dogs must be leashed outside of this area unless being used by registered hunters in the pursuit of game. See Details

Jasper Riverwalk

Jasper, IN

Jasper Riverwalk Jasper Riverwalk is a dog-friendly trail which guides visitors along a scenic path following the Patoka River in Japer, IN. This 2.1 mile paved route is ideal for a casual stroll with Fido. See Details

Bohnert Park

Jasper, IN

Bohnert Park Dog-friendly Bohnert Park is an 18-acre open space in Jasper, IN. Take Fido to enjoy a walk or jog along the path or across the large open field. Visitors to the park will find a playground, restrooms, shelter house, tennis courts and baseball fields. See Details

Columbia Mine Preserve

Winslow, IN

Columbia Mine Preserve Columbia Mine Preserve is pet-friendly. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners at Sycamore’s largest property 5,000 acres, a keystone piece in the Patoka River National Wildlife Refuge. While you're exploring, you may come across bobcats, river otters, and Indiana bats. The three trails on the property are all rated easy and range from the Massey Trail and Indian Hills Trail at around 1.5 miles and the shorter Overlook Trail at under a mile. Columbia Mine Preserve is open from one-half hour before legal sunrise to one-half hour after legal sunset. See Details

Ernie Park Dubois

Dubois, IN

Ernie Park Dubois Ernie Park Dubois is a small dog-friendly community park in Dubois, IN. The park has a parking area, walking path, shelter houses, sand volleyball courts, restrooms, and picnic areas. The park is also used to host the annual Dubois Septemberfest celebration each year. See Details

Jaycee Park

Jasper, IN

Jaycee Park Jaycee Park is 3-acre dog-friendly open area in Jasper, IN. Pets must be leashed during your visit. Amenities include restrooms, a shelter house, basketball court, tennis court, a grill, volleyball courts, a playground, and horseshoe pits. See Details

Bluffs of Beaver Bend Nature Preserve

Shoals, IN

Bluffs of Beaver Bend Nature Preserve Bluffs of Beaver Bend Nature Preserve is a dog-friendly area in Shoals, IN. Although there isn't an established trail, Fido is welcome on a leash to walk around the 210-acre preserve. See Details

St. Charles Street Multi-Use Path

Jasper, IN

St. Charles Street Multi-Use Path Leashed dogs are welcome on the 2.25-mile St. Charles Street Multi-Use Path in Jasper, IN. There are benches along the route, but no water fountains. Be on the lookout for bicyclists, skateboarders, and people on rollerblades. See Details

Thousand Acre Woods Nature Preserve

Washington, IN

Thousand Acre Woods Nature Preserve Thousand Acre Woods Nature Preserve is an area in Washington, IN, with dog-friendly hiking. The relatively flat terrain will make for an easy hike despite the lack of developed trails. Please note it very hot in the summer months, and there is no parking lot at this time; guests may park along the road. See Details

Pike State Forest

Winslow, IN

Pike State Forest Pike State Forest spans 4,444 acres in southwestern Indiana, and based in Winslow. Its diverse topography, ranging from hilly uplands to low bottomlands along the Patoka River, supports a rich array of plant and animal species, offering recreational activities such as hunting, horseback riding, picnicking, bird watching, and hiking. Dogs are welcome on a 6-foot leash. See Details

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