Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Australia

If your dog likes to ruff it, bring Fido hiking in Australia. Our dog friendly hiking section includes everything from easy one-hour walks to fantastic overnight trips in Australia that won’t be soon forgotten. Seriously, go take a hike!

Pet Friendly Kep track
Kep track It is 75km which can be a 3 day hike with the trail starting at Mundaring weir and finishing at Northam. you walk through many towns, so water is not a problem it is an easy to moderate track and track is well labelled. cyclist and horse riders may also use the track. head on to- http://www.keptrack.com.au/ for more info. See Details
Pet Friendly National Arboretum Canberra
National Arboretum Canberra Leashed pets are welcome to join you as you explore the National Arboretum in Canberra. Enjoy the 446 acres of gardens with your canine companion. Dogs are not allowed on tram tours of the arboretum but you can drive through the grounds or walk with your pet. See Details
Bungarribee Park Bungarribee Park is pet-friendly. Located on 200-hectares of land featuring wide-open scenic space and two sealed tracks, the Heart Crossing Loop and the Bungaribee Trail. The Warrigal Dog Run, playground with climbing tower, slides, a flying fox, swings and water play equipment are also found in the park. Dogs are welcome to wander off-leash, as long as they are under voice control and don't disturb other park users and wildlife. See Details
Knocklofty Reserve Beautiful natural park 5 minutes from the city. Many trails and areas that are off lead and some areas are on lead. A good a very friendly dog community walk here daily. Dog poop bags dispensers and bins are found at the entry points. See Details
The Tan Track Leashed dogs are allowed to trek along The Tan Track loop in Sherbrooke. Dogs are also allowed anywhere inside the Mt. Dandenong Arboretum. However, dogs are not allowed in any other part of the Dandenong Ranges National Park. The Tan Track is an easy, 1.6 mile (2.7 kilometers), walk. It takes roughly 40 minutes to explore. The walk can be done in either direction, and features clear signage. See Details
In the Dog Mountain Bike Trail In the Dog Mountain Bike Trail is pet-friendly. Flowing single trail with a few surprises. The track has been modified to allow travel in both directions. In The Dog has a number of technical features including small rocky sections. Some of the trail is difficult, so only experienced riders should attempt certain sections. See Details
Green Bans Park Dogs are allowed off-leash at all times. Dogs are not allowed on the playground. See Details
Narrandera Park Narrandera Park is pet-friendly. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on a walk along the paved trails of this pretty park. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind. The park is always open. See Details
Observatory Hill Park Observatory Hill Park is a pet-friendly park in Sydney, AU. Built in 1857, the park is home to Australia's first observatory open to the public. While dogs are not allowed inside any of the buildings, leashed pups are free to explore the outdoor areas of the park and bask in the panoramic views of the city from arguably the best vantage point. See Details
Kings Park and Botanic Garden Kings Park and Botanic Garden is a dog-friendly national park in Perth, AU. Overlooking the water and the skyline, this large famous park is home to bushland walk trails, immaculate gardens and green space to explore with your dog. Dogs are allowed everywhere except near the playground, on the elevated section of the Lotterywest Federation Walkway, inside Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park, and at the Kings Park Festival, Australia Day, Anzac Day and summer events. See Details
Emerald Lake Park Emerald Lake Park in Emerald, AU is a pet-friendly park. Leashed dogs are welcome on a variety of winding paved trails that weave through this pretty park, including a bridge over the water. After wandering the trails, hop on the Puffing Billy Dog Express for an afternoon of fun on a scenic train ride with your dog. See Details
Barossa Sculpture Park Barossa Sculpture Park is a popular pet-friendly activity in Barossa Valley near Adelaide, AU. Dogs can often be found posing on or with the sculptures at this funky park that displays original art alongside paved trails. It's also home to Mengler Hill Lookout, offering a great view of the Barossa Valley. There is no fee to enter the park. See Details
Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria is a pet-friendly spot in Melbourne, AU. Home to more than 50,000 individual plants, this 94-acre park features walking trails that wind around trees, garden beds, lakes and lawns. Dogs are permitted to tour the gardens on a leash to ensure the safety of delicate plants, other dogs and visitors. Visitors must pick up after pets during a visit. See Details
You Yangs Regional Park You Yangs Regional Park is a pet-friendly park in south central Victoria in Little River, AU. Leashed dogs are welcome on a variety of trails that wind through this picturesque park home to Flinders Peak. Hike the moderate Flinders Peak Loop Trail with your dog or stride out on the easy Branding Yard Trail instead. See Details
Adelaide Himeji Garden Himeji Garden in Adelaide, AU is pet friendly. Leashed dogs are invited to join their owners for an afternoon of relaxation at this beautifully manicured park with a rock garden, tranquil pond and quiet corners to sit in and be one with your dog. See Details
Hyde Park Hyde Park is a pet-friendly urban park in the heart of Sydney, AU. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on the winding paved trails that weave through the park. See Details
Sydney Harbour Bridge Sydney Harbour Bridge in Sydney, AU, is dog friendly. Leashed pups are welcome to join their owners on a stroll across this iconic steel structure that was completed in 1932 and remains a heritage-listed landmark. The bridge is one of the best places to photograph and view Sydney Opera House, along with the city skyline. See Details
Eastern Dandenong Ranges Trail Eastern Dandenong Ranges Trail is a pet-friendly hike that shadows the Puffing Billy Dog Express route in Gembrook, AU. At just over nine miles, this public pathway will lead you through forests, lakes, farmland and villages. See Details
Carradah Park Carradah Park is a pet-friendly park in Waverton north of Sydney Harbour, AU. Wander with your Weimaraner on a web of pathways with interpretive signage, picnic tables and public toilets along the way. See Details
Urunga Boardwalk Leashed dogs can join their owners along Urunga Boardwalk, a pet-friendly boardwalk path in Urunga. This beautiful boardwalk is known to be one of the best on the east coast of Australia. The boardwalk begins in Urunga and passes along the banks of the Kalang River to Bellinger River and out to the ocean. See Details
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