It’s a comfortable and scenic 90-minute drive south from Hobart to Tahune, one of southern Tasmania’s must-see dog friendly attractions. At Tahune Forest Adventures

Wungong Gorge Walk is a 12.6 kilometer moderately trafficked dog friendly loop trail located near Wungong. This hiking trail is not well-marked, so it

This beautiful Park is littered with paths, a gazebo, playground, and picnic areas for you to enjoy. It is a dog on-leash park, but

Take your dog on-leash on this 4km walk around Flinders Peak, the highest mountain within these granite ridges that rise above the flat volcanic

Distance: 4km Level: Easy The Willows Reserve Trail is an easy dog friendly walk beside ancient red gums on the Murray River. The track

Gibbergunyah Reserve is one of contrasts with secluded, shady walking trails and sunny, rocky outcrops to picnic on. Your dog is welcome to join

Million dollar views for you and your dog are guaranteed on this dog friendly hike. Perfect 3km return morning walk to get some fresh

This is a great place for a stroll with your furry family members, with many natural features to see along the way. The 2.5km

Distance: 4.3km | Difficulty: Medium   Beautiful irrigated playing fields, hidden pockets of semi-bush parkland, and impressive views to the Brindabella Mountains are features

Distance:6.8km Difficulty: Medium The Morgan Loop Trail is a dog friendly hike that follows quiet country lanes and tracks through the area north of

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

Pennington Bay on the southern side of Kangaroo Island is an epic hidden beachside hideaway surrounded by beautiful bushland, rolling dunes and stunning cliff

Distance: 11km Difficulty: Easy Check out this 11.3-km out-and-back trail near Camden Haven. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 2

Easy grade Dog Friendly Walk (4km) along the Stringybark Creek in Lane Cove. The trails is popular with runners and walkers and is open

A little less known dog friendly coastal walk than the iconic Bondi to Bronte. However, it offers plenty of activities and stunning views for

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

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 walk has a bit of everything and is a perfect outing for the family – furry members included. It’s a 6km long one

Set on 60 hectares of bushland, the dog friendly Erskine Nature Trail is abundant with flora and fauna. The six kilometre easy track skirts

Walk with your dog along the riverside of Lake Talbot. Keep your dog on leash as there are Wallabies, Kangaroos and Goannas living in

With its many elevations and beautiful views, this dog friendly (on-leash) walking trail starts from Horseshoe bay, traverses Murray Bay and terminates at Rose

Difficulty: Easy/Medium Distance: 1.3km The Headland Track takes around 40 minutes with steps at the start and midway along the track, otherwise mostly flat.

This medium to hard grade dog friendly hike is one of the oldest tracks in the Blue Mountains. The track starts on the fire

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