Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Boomer, NC

There are 5 dog-friendly hiking trails within 20 miles of Boomer. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Boomer.

McGalliard Falls Park

Valdese, NC

McGalliard Falls Park McGalliard Falls Park is a beautiful dog-friendly recreation area in Valdese, NC. Commonly referred to as a hidden treasure, bring Fido to see the 40 ft. high McGalliard Falls and enjoy a hike or picnic along the way. See Details

Cascade Trail Parking Lot

Purlear, NC

Cascade Trail Parking Lot Cascade Trail Parking Lot is a pet-friendly place in Purlear, NC. The lot is surrounded by trees and overlooks with picnic tables for relaxing or enjoying a meal. The attached nature trail leads to a waterfall. The pathway can be found off the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. Keep Fido leashed at all times. See Details

Oak Hill Community Park

Lenoir, NC

Oak Hill Community Park Oak Hill Community Park is a pet-friendly recreation and nature preservation area in Lenoir, NC. Bring Fido out for an afternoon of exercise or relaxation. The park includes paved walkways, unpaved trails, picnicking shelters & spots, a children's playground, and sports fields. Dogs are welcome as long as they're leashed and well behaved. See Details

Riverbend Park

Conover, NC

Riverbend Park Riverbend Park is a dog-friendly spot in Conover, NC. The 690-acre area features lovely trees and grassy lawns with 1.25-miles of shoreline along the Catawba River. You and Fido can enjoy a hike on the 19.7 miles of trails, where you'll see a variety of wildlife habitats that range from freshwater wetlands to upland forest. Come and experience the beauty and diversity of Catawba County's natural heritage at Riverbend Park. See Details

Rendezvous Mountain State Park

Purlear, NC

Rendezvous Mountain State Park Bring Fido to explore the pet-friendly Rendezvous Mountain State Park in Purlear, NC. There is much to do at this 1800-acre state park, but some favorites are bird watching, picnicking and hiking the many well-marked trails. Dogs are always welcome, but please keep them on a leash that is no longer than six feet and clean up after them. See Details