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

Located on the edge of Bendigo CBD, this park features lush gardens, horticultural heritage, ornate statues, a historic conservatory, a fernery, cascades and more.

Thank goodness for this pram friendly walk in Ngunnawal, one of only two truly dog friendly routes we’ve found in Gungahlin! As well as

Corramy Regional Park protects several threatened species while offering visitors a natural playground, with everything on offer from picnicking and walking to kayaking. Dogs

For a scenic wander, take your pal for a leisurely stroll along Wirrabarra Walk. It’s a long and shaded stretch, located on the western

The pretty Quart Pot Creek meanders through granite country and natural bushland, passes through the town of Stanthorpe, and continues out through the south-west,

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

This walk encompasses the very best that McCrae has to offer – and all it takes is 1 hour! Following the Bay Trail this

Kalari Track is a 2.1 kilometer lightly trafficked loop dog friendly walk near Hyden. It features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate.

A short but beautiful loop through La Gerche Gully, with stunning one hundred year old trees and other natural treasures to appreciate with your

Enjoy the views of the harbour, visit the Ferris Wheel or simply chill out at the beach with your dog (on lead). Easter Beach

For those who want to hike with your pup, Tanglefoot Track starts from the same carpark and goes for 10.8 kms.  It’s a loop,

Enjoy this challenging dog friendly trail along the historic Camperdown to Timboon rail line. The trail traverses volcanic lakes, open farmland, wet sclerophyll forest

Matthew Flinders climbed Prospect Hill when navigating the North Coast of Kangaroo Island to determine his bearings in 1802. Visitors can now climb this

Great dog friendly walk with amazing harbour views, off leash park and even a dog friendly beach! Start your walk from the Reid Park

Crafers Circuit is a series of three dog friendly walking trails starting in Crafers, meandering along quiet country lanes and reserves. Each trail is well

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

A popular yet tranquil park, great for families and dogs to enjoy the sun shining over the scenery. The park is loved for its

Hughes offers an easy, pleasant walking environment with a variety of suburban and park experiences. The walk offers substantial off leash opportunities for dogs, and

Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1.5h to complete, however you can also simply do a shorter section of the

Bomaderry Creek dog friendly hiking track is a 2-3 hrs medium grade walk in the Bomaderry Creek Park. Dog must be on leash during

Mt Marth Community Forest is a dog walking heaven. It is a little tricky to find for the first. Entry is directly opposite the

Hallett Cove Boardwalk is a stunning walk connecting Marino Rocks Beach and Hallett Cove Beach, Both beaches are 24h off leash areas and both

Distance: 7km Difficulty: Easy Walk around Iron Cove Bay provides great exercise for you and your dog. Southern part of the bay connects multiple

The track connecting the Swanwick area to the Coles bay city centre is a fantastic walk with some stunning views as you get to

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

The dog friendly Collie River Trail is an easy 9 km trail, starting at Minninup Pool and following the Collie River to end at

Dogs are welcome off leash on this bush walking track connecting Reid Street in the East and Nimitz Street in the West.

A 35km trail starting at the South Geelong Station and finishing at the Queenscliff Railway Station. Although it is a long walk, it is

Wander through the coastal foreshore reserve linking the ferry terminal and Queenscliff Harbour with the Queenscliff Pier and the town of Queenscliff. Keep your