GEORGIA

National Parks With Hiking

Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area
Dogs are allowed on the trails in this park

Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
Dogs are allowed on the trails in this park

Fort Frederica National Monument

Fort Pulaski National Monument

Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park
Dogs are allowed on the trails in this park

Omulgee National Monument
Dogs are allowed on the grounds of this park

Links to National Forests With Hiking

Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests

State Parks With Hiking
http://www.gastateparks.org/

Dog are welcome at Georgia state parks and campgrounds; however, they are not allowed in or around
historic sites, cottages, lodges, group camps, swimming areas, or Panola Mountain's trails.

A.H. Stephens Historic Park	Amicolola Falls Park	Black Rock Mountain Park	Cloudland Canyon Park
F.D. Roosevelt Park	Fort Mountain Park	Fort Yargo Park	General Coffee Park
George L. Smith Park	Hamburg Park	Hard Labor Creek Park	Hart Park
Little Ocmulgee Park	Magnolia Springs Park	Mistletoe Park	Moccasin Creek Park
Panola Mountain Conservation Park	Providence Canyon Conservation Park	Red Top Mountain Park	Skidway Island Park
Sprewell Bluff Park	Sweetwater Creek Conservation Park	Tallulah Gorge Park	Tugaloo Park
Unicoi Park	Victoria Bryant Park	Vogel Park	Watson Mill Bridge Park

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Your Dog's Favorite Hikes In Georgia

Submitted by Leonard
Shorty Howell Park and Piedmont Park are both excellent places to hike with your dog while in Atlanta.

Submitted by Laura and Nena
In Albany GA there aren't alot of place to hike/pack with your dog. However, My weimeraner, Nena, and I have found a few worthwhile places. Our Personal favorite is Pirates Cove in Lee County. It's tucked away in a residential neighborhood and keep up by the sheriff's department. The trail is rather short, but full of great sights and smells. We've seen white-tail deer, many species of turtles and few snakes. The terrain is quite passable and rather solitary.
     Other great place we discovered is the Parks at Chehaw. While it is both zoo and campgrounds, there are numerous trails to hike. A beautiful marsh is within the inner trails, full of waterfowl. Ticks are a problem here, so Nena has her Lyme disease vaccination up to date.
     Since stumbling across your website, I have been determined to find dog friendly hiking trails in my area. I plan on visiting a place called the Little Grand Canyon, or Providence Park as it's also known. I am in love with the way my dog acts when she's packing with me. As a weimeraner owner, I am always busy finding new ways to keep her active and happy. Hiking is the right fit for her. I'm glad to give her purpose. Thank you for coming up with such a great site for all the dogs and their owners!

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