This dog friendly walk is along the Maleny Kenilworth Rd with parking at Little Yabba Park, just over the bridge. The walk is short

This dog friendly walk is located at the Eastern end of Charles Street. Large grass area on the banks of the Mary River which

Although there isn’t an actual ‘castle’ at Donnelly’s Castle, it’s a popular short walk for exploring giant granite boulders that you and your pup

This dog friendly walk starts at Currumbin Alley beach and lookout, then heads south to Flat Rocks Beach before heading inland to cross the

Distance: 1.6km return Difficulty: Easy Coolum Beach Boardwalk is a 1.6 kilometer lightly trafficked out and back dog friendly trail in Coolum Beach. Enjoy

Access the off leash area at La Balsa Park- bitumen path along rock wall to river mouth

Boyne Island Foreshore via Turtle way is a 13.2 kilometer moderately trafficked dog friendly walk in Tannum Sands. The trail is primarily used for

In the southern suburbs of Brisbane, dog friendly Daisy Hill park protects significant habitat for koalas and other wildlife, while providing visitors with a

Mullers Lagoon Walk is a 2.3 kilometer lightly trafficked dog friendly trail near Bowen. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and nature

Storm King Dam rests in a picturesque rural setting with many water birds and is an ideal spot for picnics with your canine companion.

An easy out and back dog friendly walk along the Riverbank Walkway Track to enjoy the Balonne River with your dog.   Photo Credit

Distance: 12km Difficulty: Medium East Creek Trail is a 11.7 kilometer moderately trafficked out and back trail located near town. The trail is primarily

Starting at Bulcock Beach heading to Shelly Beach off leash beach, this 8km return trail is an easy two hour walk along the coast.

You can walk, cycle, or drive through this 192m tunnel – the longest unsupported tunnel in the southern hemisphere! The tunnel was constructed across

Moggill Conservation Park is an excellent place for dog friendly walks & hikes. It is located 22km west of central Brisbane on the outskirts of

Pioneer River Foreshore is a 10.6 kilometer moderately trafficked out and back dog friendly walk in Mackay. It connects several trails in the area and

For great views over Stanthorpe, head to Mt Marlay Lookout with your pup. There’s a lovely short circuit walk around the summit along a

This riverside dog friendly trail includes the option for a meander through plenty of dog friendly places. Start the walk from the famous New

Distance: 2.6km (loop) Difficulty: Easy The Queens Park and the state-heritage listed Toowoomba Botanic Garden are a calm nature refuge nestled inside the city

Just a short walk away from the popular and ever bustling Hasting Street you will find Noosa Woods as part of the Noosa Spit

Anzac Park Circuit is a 2.6 kilometer popular dog friendly walk in Maryborough. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, running, and road

Dog friendly Plunkett Conservation Park is approximately 50km south-west of Brisbane or 53km north-west of the Gold Coast via the Pacific Motorway (M1). Explore the

Slade Point Scenic Coastal Trail Walk is a 1.8 kilometer lightly trafficked out and back dog friendly walk in Mackay. Enjoy the scenic views

Bicentennial Way is a great dog-friendly walk in the Whitsundays area. Walk along the waterfront from Cannonvale Beach to the Port of Airlie Marina and

A popular dog friendly hike up to Earl Hill. There are two tracks to choose from one being a a goat track straight up

This little oasis located at the center of Nambour is dog friendly Monday through Friday, as a fantastic dog walking destination in the summertime.

This dog friendly hike is a gradual return climb up to the Cook’s Knob fire tower. Start at the Amama day-use area and picnic

Located within a 20 minute drive from Brisbane’s CBD, this dog friendly conservation park is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of

This park, unlike many parks in the area, permits your dog to enjoy the many walks. The park features beautiful nature and occasionally a

As Great Keppel Island is not a National Park, dogs are welcome. They even travel for free on Keppel Konnection services. Keep in mind