(07) 3279 6199 - Unit 1/28 Sumners Road, Darra QLD 4076
(07) 3279 6199 - Unit 1/28 Sumners Road, Darra QLD 4076
(07) 3279 6199 - Unit 1/28 Sumners Road, Darra QLD 4076
Best Walking & Trail Routes for Dogs in Brisbane

Brisbane is packed with beautiful places to explore with your dog, from riverside paths to bushland trails and coastal walks. Whether your pup loves sniffing through nature tracks or cruising beside the water, there’s a route for every energy level. Here are some of the best dog-friendly walking spots around Brisbane.
1. Mt Coot-tha Reserve
One of Brisbane’s most iconic walking destinations, Mt Coot-tha offers more than 50km of trails with varying difficulty levels. It’s perfect for active dogs who enjoy longer walks and plenty of smells along the way. Dogs are welcome on leash. (Brisbane City Council)
2. Kedron Brook Bikeway
A favourite for locals, this long flat path stretches through multiple suburbs and offers easy walking, open spaces, and access to nearby off-leash areas. Great for casual strolls or longer weekend walks. (Brisbane City Council)
3. Brisbane Riverwalk to New Farm Park
If you prefer scenic city walks, the Brisbane Riverwalk is a fantastic paved route with river views, breezes, and plenty to see. Finish at New Farm Park where dogs can enjoy a run in the designated off-leash space. (Brisbane City Council)
4. Karawatha Forest
For dogs who love nature, Karawatha Forest is a peaceful bushland option on Brisbane’s southside. Wide tracks, shady surroundings, and quieter trails make it ideal for dogs who enjoy calm environments. Dogs must remain on leash. (Brisbane City Council)
5. Sandgate Foreshore
Perfect for a relaxed coastal stroll, Sandgate Foreshore offers long waterfront paths, sea breezes, and beautiful bay views. Great for sunrise or sunset walks with your dog. Nearby off-leash areas are also available. (Brisbane City Council)
Tips for Walking Dogs in Brisbane
Bring water, especially in warmer months
Walk early morning or late afternoon in summer
Keep dogs on leash unless in designated off-leash zones
Always clean up after your dog
Check your dog’s fitness before attempting longer trails
Need Help Burning Off Extra Energy?
If your dog still has energy after the weekend walks, Oz Wagtails offers daycare, training, and enrichment programs to keep Brisbane dogs calm, social, and happy all week long.
Brisbane is packed with beautiful places to explore with your dog, from riverside paths to bushland trails and coastal walks. Whether your pup loves sniffing through nature tracks or cruising beside the water, there’s a route for every energy level. Here are some of the best dog-friendly walking spots around Brisbane.
1. Mt Coot-tha Reserve
One of Brisbane’s most iconic walking destinations, Mt Coot-tha offers more than 50km of trails with varying difficulty levels. It’s perfect for active dogs who enjoy longer walks and plenty of smells along the way. Dogs are welcome on leash. (Brisbane City Council)
2. Kedron Brook Bikeway
A favourite for locals, this long flat path stretches through multiple suburbs and offers easy walking, open spaces, and access to nearby off-leash areas. Great for casual strolls or longer weekend walks. (Brisbane City Council)
3. Brisbane Riverwalk to New Farm Park
If you prefer scenic city walks, the Brisbane Riverwalk is a fantastic paved route with river views, breezes, and plenty to see. Finish at New Farm Park where dogs can enjoy a run in the designated off-leash space. (Brisbane City Council)
4. Karawatha Forest
For dogs who love nature, Karawatha Forest is a peaceful bushland option on Brisbane’s southside. Wide tracks, shady surroundings, and quieter trails make it ideal for dogs who enjoy calm environments. Dogs must remain on leash. (Brisbane City Council)
5. Sandgate Foreshore
Perfect for a relaxed coastal stroll, Sandgate Foreshore offers long waterfront paths, sea breezes, and beautiful bay views. Great for sunrise or sunset walks with your dog. Nearby off-leash areas are also available. (Brisbane City Council)
Tips for Walking Dogs in Brisbane
Bring water, especially in warmer months
Walk early morning or late afternoon in summer
Keep dogs on leash unless in designated off-leash zones
Always clean up after your dog
Check your dog’s fitness before attempting longer trails
Need Help Burning Off Extra Energy?
If your dog still has energy after the weekend walks, Oz Wagtails offers daycare, training, and enrichment programs to keep Brisbane dogs calm, social, and happy all week long.

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