Walk with your dog high on the summit of an extinct volcano and into the Pioneers Lookout Tower for the most amazing views of

Set on 31ha, just 10 minutes drive from central Surfers, Regional Botanical Gardens is a great space for dogs to play in. While the

Beauchamp Falls is a must see attraction for those who love nature and exploring waterfalls. Walk through magnificent mountain ash forests to arrive at

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

This 5.6km loop track starts from the Hunter Lookout picnic area and follows the Great North Walk around the edge of the ridge via

This dog friendly walking trail starts in Brownlow and continues all the way to the Yacht Club in Kingscote. Walking distance approx. 2 km.

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

A self-guided 2.5km dog friendly walk in Angaston (Barossa Valley) around the historic town of Angaston, perfect for tiring out your furry friend and

Wilson Botanic Park is a valley with one large lake and two smaller ones, surrounded by a horse-shoe shaped ridgeline. You can choose from

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)

The Riesling Trail follows the contours and curves of the former railway from Auburn to Clare, and isa great dog friendly hike providing ever-changing

Distance: 8km return Difficulty: Easy This dog friendly walk follows a former tramway to one of the highest falls in Tasmania. It’s amazing to ponder

Take your dog for a walk on the Mount Gibraltar dog friendly hiking trail. Dogs must be on the lead throughout the track. Mount

This tranquil dog friendly (on lead) walk along the foreshore of St Georges Basin (Paradise Beach to Palm Beach) is a popular short walk.

Historic Warrandyte Architectural Walk is a dog friendly walk in Warrandyte and begins at the Mechanics’ Institute on the corner of Mitchell Avenue and Yarra

Coxs Cave circuit is a beautiful dog friendly walk in Mount Victoria! Start of this dog friendly walk / hike is at the foot

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

Dog friendly walking track around the Jubilee Lake is a smaller version of the Lake Daylesford track. Great spot for a short stroll with

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

This dog friendly walk has a stunning collection of rock stacks and sheltered bays with clifftop walks, views and small beaches near Peterborough. Dogs

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

This scenic walk includes dramatic lookouts and time spent in moist cool forest. The walk initially travels on dirt road past Hunter and MacLean’s

Stunning dog friendly walk along the river connecting several off leash areas. You can start the walk from Tarban Creek Reserve 24h off leash

Minnehaha Falls is just out of Katoomba. This dog friendly walk is about a kilometre to the falls, but it’s pretty steep drop into

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

Dog Friendly hiking at Bunyaville Conservation Park is conveniently close to Brisbane city. Dogs are allowed on shared trails only, provided they are kept

Dog Friendly Coulthard Reserve offers a range of walking areas for you and your dog, however, they must be on a lead in certain

Popular and gentle dog friendly walk that includes beautiful open parkland, lakeside views, abundant birdlife, and lush wetlands. Dogs welcome on lead except for

The Isthmus connecting the Tasma Peninsula to Tasmania is covered in a pattern of regular rectangular saltwater pools. Although these depressions look distinctly manmade,

The Rattler Trail was opened in 2010 providing an extension to the Riesling Trail running south from Auburn to the town of Riverton, providing