Dog-friendly Mammoth Cave National Park in Mammoth Cave, KY, invites you and Fido to camp and hike at this beautiful scenic area. South Side Trails are conveniently situated along the main road and include The Cedar Sink Trail, Sand Cave Trail, Sloan's Crossing Pond Walk. More adventurous travelers can head to the backcountry to explore 37 square miles of forest ridges, valleys, and scenic rivers. Though dogs are not permitted in caves, pets may be boarded at Mammoth Cave Kennels and The Woodland Cottages offer in-park dog-friendly lodging. Visitors who bring Fido should be mindful of ticks, snakes and poison ivy.
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Mammoth Cave National Park has received a rating of 4.6 out of 5 bones by 7 canine critics on BringFido and 4.5 out of 5 by
800 guests
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Visitors generally find Mammoth Cave National Park to be a great pet-friendly destination with beautiful scenery, plenty of hiking trails, and dog-friendly accommodations. They note that the kennels provided for dogs during cave tours are minimally equipped, so bringing additional supplies is recommended.
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Beautiful, well-maintained trails around the visitor’s center. Cool places to stop along the Green River. Didn’t see any other doggos except in the campground.
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