Great dog friendly walk in Fairfield. Leave behind the inner city suburbs and step into Melbourne’s largest area of natural vegetation. Dogs allowed on

Totness Recreation Park is a dog friendly (on lead) waking area with two parts. The popular section to visit is the northern section, where there

Mary Valley Rail Trail is a 7.4 kilometer lightly trafficked dog friendly walk in Imbil. Enjoy the stunning rolling hills and countryside views with

Popular place for bush walks, fishing and picnics. This bush land reserve is known for its wildlife, indigenous vegetation and comfortable footpaths for you

A combined park and suburban offering, this walk takes a varied, meandering route through some of Lyneham and O’Connor’s prettiest open parks and quietest tree-lined

This is a lovely dog friendly coastal walk along a shared path, taking you along the foreshore of Woolooware Bay. There are mangroves, sand

Walking your dog in Daylesford doesn’t always need to be a massive exercise. Trentham Falls lookout point is located less than hundred metres from

Distance: 4km return Difficulty: Easy Dog Friendly walk including playtime at off leash park & swimming with your pooch on the dog beach! Start

Multiple dog friendly tracks to hike from very short and easy to middle length and another that is longer. It is simply a mystical

This park used to be a quarry which was then replanted and revived as a lake and reserve. Withdraw into the centre of the

Follow the foreshore of Corio Bay with your pup on this two hour trail one way. Discover along the way the famous Baywalk Bollards,

Distance: 9km one way Level: Easy Dog friendly hike along the Mountains Rail Trail from Rutherglen to the banks of the mighty Murray River.

Head to the end of the Kanimbla Valley Road (where the asphalt ends) to find the start point to this stunning dog friendly hike.

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

The Baudin Beach foreshore provides a quiet location to have a picnic lunch and a stroll along the beach and foreshore. A lookout provides

The shores of Chipping Norton Lake are great to explore with your dog. Start your walk from the corner of Wolverton and Charlton Avenues

Walk in the hectares of tulips that flower for one month every spring. Dog friendly Table Cape Tulip Farm operates all year round, but spring

Distance: 8.4km Difficulty: Hard Anderson Loop Trail is a dog friendly hike through the Bennetts Forest.Being a commercial forest, the pine forest here on

A fantastic dog friendly walk through the park known to locals as Rockhamptons big backyard for all to enjoy. With playgrounds, open grass lands

The lookout is one of the best places on the east coast to spot Humpback and Southern Right Whales as they make their way

Distance: 6km Difficulty: Easy Experience this 6.1-km dog friendly loop trail near Kendall. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 2

Great dog-friendly trail through the Burns Bay Reserve and Tennyson Park to explore with your pooch. The return route begins and ends at the

Mansfield Reserve is a beautiful walking track in Bowral. This dog friendly hiking track (dogs must be on the lead) was once part of

This dog friendly walk begins from the centre of Red Hill South and winds through flourishing country site and wineries all the way to

This is a loop trail and takes approximately seven hours to complete the entire walk. It incorporates most of Mount Macedon’s scenic highlights, including

Distance: 3h | Difficulty: Medium / Hard This dog friendly tracks drops into the Kanimbla Valley behind the township Mt Victoria. You will see

Port Arthur Historic Site is one of the best Dog Friendly tourist sites in Tasmania. When you arrive, either have someone hold the dog(s)

1-2 hrs easy grade dog friendly (on lead) hiking in Jervis Bay. Boardwalk track through the estuarine wetlands and forest starts from the Jervis

This 7km stretch of path kicks off at the Pines Picnic Area and winds its way down through gullies of blue gums and rainforests