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Paws & Paths: Local Dog-Friendly Walks

Paws & Paths: Local Dog-Friendly Walks

As the weather is becoming a bit cooler, Autumn is a great time to explore the local scenic trails with our furry friends.

Here’s your guide to tail-wagging adventures near you!

 

  1. Samford Rail Trail:

Embark on a historical journey along the Samford Rail Trail, starting at Lanita Road. This old railway line has been transformed into a picturesque walking trail, winding through the lush greenery. The shaded paved path is perfect for a gentle stroll, providing a peaceful atmosphere for both you and your pup to enjoy. There are also several dirt tracks which head off into the bush that provide a more vigorous terrain.

 

  1. Samford Conservation Park:

For a nature-immersed experience, venture into the Samford Conservation Park, with plenty of parking available off Samford Road. This bushland area has numerous loops of trails of varying length for on-leash exploration. There is also a BBQ & picnic area at Ironbark Gully. Your four-legged friend will revel in the scents of the native vegetation, making it a sensory delight for them.

 

  1. Keperra Bushland Reserve:

Close to home, Keperra Bushland Reserve is a local treasure. The reserve features a network of trails through natural bushland, providing a serene backdrop for on-leash walks. The diverse flora and fauna make it a refreshing escape, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

 

  1. Mt Coot-tha:

For those seeking panoramic views and varied terrains, Mt Coot-tha is a must-visit. The numerous trails offer a range of experiences, from easy strolls to more challenging hikes. Your pup will love the adventure, and you’ll appreciate the stunning vistas of Brisbane and beyond.

 

  1. Bunya Conservation Park:

Escape to the tranquillity of Bunya Conservation Park, where lush rainforest meets open eucalypt forest. The park provides an enriching experience with its diverse ecosystems. The well-maintained tracks ensure an enjoyable walk, and there is a lovely picnic area and swimming hole, allowing you and your canine companion to immerse yourselves in the natural beauty and cool off after a hike.

 

Before you set out on these exciting trails, ensure you’re equipped with essentials like water, waste bags, and a leash. Each of these walks offers a unique experience, from historical charm to breathtaking vistas and natural wonders. So, leash up, embrace the fresh air, and let the hiking adventures begin!

 

 Happy tails and trails!

 

 

 

As the weather is becoming a bit cooler, Autumn is a great time to explore the local scenic trails with our furry friends.

Here’s your guide to tail-wagging adventures near you!

 

  1. Samford Rail Trail:

Embark on a historical journey along the Samford Rail Trail, starting at Lanita Road. This old railway line has been transformed into a picturesque walking trail, winding through the lush greenery. The shaded paved path is perfect for a gentle stroll, providing a peaceful atmosphere for both you and your pup to enjoy. There are also several dirt tracks which head off into the bush that provide a more vigorous terrain.

 

  1. Samford Conservation Park:

For a nature-immersed experience, venture into the Samford Conservation Park, with plenty of parking available off Samford Road. This bushland area has numerous loops of trails of varying length for on-leash exploration. There is also a BBQ & picnic area at Ironbark Gully. Your four-legged friend will revel in the scents of the native vegetation, making it a sensory delight for them.

 

  1. Keperra Bushland Reserve:

Close to home, Keperra Bushland Reserve is a local treasure. The reserve features a network of trails through natural bushland, providing a serene backdrop for on-leash walks. The diverse flora and fauna make it a refreshing escape, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

 

  1. Mt Coot-tha:

For those seeking panoramic views and varied terrains, Mt Coot-tha is a must-visit. The numerous trails offer a range of experiences, from easy strolls to more challenging hikes. Your pup will love the adventure, and you’ll appreciate the stunning vistas of Brisbane and beyond.

 

  1. Bunya Conservation Park:

Escape to the tranquillity of Bunya Conservation Park, where lush rainforest meets open eucalypt forest. The park provides an enriching experience with its diverse ecosystems. The well-maintained tracks ensure an enjoyable walk, and there is a lovely picnic area and swimming hole, allowing you and your canine companion to immerse yourselves in the natural beauty and cool off after a hike.

 

Before you set out on these exciting trails, ensure you’re equipped with essentials like water, waste bags, and a leash. Each of these walks offers a unique experience, from historical charm to breathtaking vistas and natural wonders. So, leash up, embrace the fresh air, and let the hiking adventures begin!

 

 Happy tails and trails!

 

 

 

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