For a shorter walk with your dog, try The Pepper Tree Trail. At 1.1km one way, the trail begins at the historic Stockyard Reserve

This reasonably easy 3.5km return dog friendly walk in the Mundy Regional Park follows Whistlepipe Gully in the Perth Hills. The trail follows the

Narrabri Lake Loop is a 2.9 kilometer lightly trafficked dog friendly walk in Narrabri. Photo Credit: Visit Narrabri

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

Enjoy rural river views and heritage cottages on this very pretty, easy walk straddling the ACT and NSW borders. The route comprises a wander

Follow the foot steps of the father of the Evolution Theory with your dog. This easy grade dog friendly hike along the Jamison Creek

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

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

Distance: 500m | Difficulty: Hard   If you are keen to enjoy one of the best views over Gloucester with your dog and are ready

Darch Road Walk is a 5.3 kilometer lightly trafficked out and back dog friendly walk near Margaret River. The trail offers a number of

A 745-metre high extinct volcano located 15km southeast of Ballarat, with great views of the surrounding landscape. Its summit can be reached by a

This beautiful park is a great place to walk your dog (on lead) as you both enjoy the peacefulness and enjoy the wetlands throughout.

For a longer walk around a lake, Lilydale Lake is a favourite with local dog owners, and is always busy whatever time of day

Bangalee Reserve is a 2-3h easy/medium dog friendly hiking track in Nowra. Car parking spaces are provided at a central location, and a short

Easy grade 40-50 minutes dog friendly walk will take you around the stunning Lake Daylesford. Enjoy the views, fresh air and exercise with your

Distance: 8km return (or you can do just part of it) Difficulty: Easy Scenic dog friendly walk through several off leash parks with the

Wander down the main street of Coles Bay for some food or an ice-cream and then sit down on the foreshore with your four

Woorabinda Bushland Reserves has plenty of dog friendly walks and trails. Prominent features of the reserves include Woorabinda Lake, Aldgate Creek, trails through tall

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

One of regional Victoria’s earliest botanic gardens, Bendigo’s first public garden holds historical, architectural, scientific, botanical, aesthetic and social significance. Great place to explore

Giralang’s open spaces are utilised to the max on this super dog friendly route. One of our longest walks, it also provides extensive safe

A moderately challenging route, that takes an average of 1 h 45 min to complete. This is a very popular area for birding, hiking,

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

The George Bass Coastal walk is a great 8km each way day walk (16km round trip) or you could do one half; the Kilcunda

Follow the markers on the 2.5km dog friendly walking trail through Tanunda. Historic photos and tales of the early days of the Barossa offer

Distance: 8.7km Difficulty: Hard (elevation of 563m) Dog friendly hike for the more experienced hikers and dogs with good endurance (unless they are small

The Karri Lake Trail is one of many family and dog friendly walks around the quiet country town of Quinninup. The 3.3 kilometre hike

This walk connects the two off leash beaches in the area, Glenelg North Beach and Glenelg Beach. In the midway point you will pass

20km network between Fyansford and South Geelong along both banks of the river, linking a number of reserves, playgrounds, a waterbird sanctuary, a waterfall