Hiking with a Dog

[Highlander↑↓]

I am new to this site so I am not sure if this has been asked and answered many times, but are there any hiking trails that are dog friendly in Queensland, near Gold Coast/ Brisbane area.

[Phillip Murray↑↓]

I am new to this site so I am not sure if this has been asked and answered many times, but are there any hiking trails that are dog friendly in Queensland, near Gold Coast/ Brisbane area.

hi.. hope this suggestions will help you..

Bunyaville Conservation Park -
15 km north-west of central Brisbane
dogs are allowed on all tracks and trails in the park but they must be restrained on a leash at all times.

Daisy Hill Conservation Park
Daisy Hill Conservation Park is 25 km south-east of Brisbane or 50 km north of the Gold Coast via the Pacific Motorway

Moggill Conservation Park
22 km west of central Brisbane

Moreton Bay Marine Park

Samford Conservation Park
20 km north-east of Brisbane’s city centre (CBD).

[cookie-monster↑↓]

^^^^^ Thank you!

that will come in handy for myself and my best mate Zak ( german shep x rotty) finally he can come bush walking with me

[Phillip Murray↑↓]

no worries.. anything I can help.. I'll do my best..

[muzzthegreat↑↓]

Karawatha - from Illaweena St Stretton, or Acacia Rd Karawatha - Tracks are now shown on Google Maps - most visible on satellite view, and see karawatha.com - some high granite bits and some creeks with platypus. -bigger than Toohey forest [via Isabella St Tarragindi - though I am not sure about Dogs in Toohey; google toohey forest]
Also towards Tamborine : Plunkett Conservation park off Quinzeh Creek Road and off Swanborough road - some very high bits, granite tops and rather unspoilt apart from the 4WDs in the south.

[Kolbaska↑↓]

Just Mt Coot tha forest. White rock conservation Area (entry from School Rd, Springfield), Large State forests like Benarkin.