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A group of visitors with their leashed pups at Brown County State Park, a dog-friendly activity in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
A view from dog-friendly Brown County State Park in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
The view from Hesitation Point, a popular vista in Brown County State Park, a pet-friendly natural attraction in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
Ogle Lake in Brown County State Park, a dog-friendly natural attraction located in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
A group of visitors with their leashed pups at Brown County State Park, a dog-friendly activity in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
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A view from dog-friendly Brown County State Park in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
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The view from Hesitation Point, a popular vista in Brown County State Park, a pet-friendly natural attraction in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
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Ogle Lake in Brown County State Park, a dog-friendly natural attraction located in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
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A group of visitors with their leashed pups at Brown County State Park, a dog-friendly activity in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
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A view from dog-friendly Brown County State Park in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
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The view from Hesitation Point, a popular vista in Brown County State Park, a pet-friendly natural attraction in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
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Ogle Lake in Brown County State Park, a dog-friendly natural attraction located in Nashville, IN. Photo by @BrownCountyStatePark.
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Brown County State Park

Leashed dogs are welcome on pet-friendly trails and select campsites within Brown County State Park in Nashville, IN. Nicknamed the “Little Smokies” because of the area’s resemblance to the Great Smoky Mountains, Brown County encompasses nearly 16,000 acres of rugged hills, ridges and fog-shrouded ravines. Visit Website

Or call (812) 988-6406 or email dnrwebmaster@dnr.in.gov for more information.

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Brown County State Park is rated 4.7 bones out of 5 by 3 canine critics on BringFido, and 4.5 stars out of 5 by 857 guests on TripAdvisor.

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