Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Bunnell, FL

There are 2 dog-friendly hiking trails in Bunnell, and 24 more nearby. 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 Bunnell.

Pet Friendly PCAF Turtle Trail: #15 Norman
PCAF Turtle Trail: #15 Norman Bring Fido to see Norman, the fifteenth fiberglass sea turtle, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Bunnell, FL. Inspired by American artist Norman Rockwell, this uniquely painted sculpture is located outside the Flagler County Health Department. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
Pet Friendly PCAF Turtle Trail: #11 Winged Victory
PCAF Turtle Trail: #11 Winged Victory Bring Fido to see Winged Victory, the eleventh fiberglass sea turtle, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Bunnell, FL. As a tribute to Professor John Kurtich, this uniquely painted sculpture is located outside the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
Washington Oaks Gardens State Park Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Matanzas River, the dog-friendly Washington Oaks Gardens State Park preserves 425 acres of coastal scenery along State Road A1A in Palm Coast, FL. The park's eastern boundary holds one of the largest outcroppings of coquina rock on the Atlantic Ocean, creating a picturesque boulder-strewn beach. Pets may be on the walking and hiking trails only. Pets may not be in the formal gardens or on the beach side of the park. See Details
Ravine Gardens State Park Enjoy the gardens and an extensive trail system at Ravine Gardens State Park, a pet-friendly park in Palatka, FL. There are numerous picnic sites, equipped with tables and grills, available for visitors. Pets are allowed in Ravine Gardens State Park and on the multi-use trail system. They must be kept on a six-foot, hand held leash and well behaved at all times. Pets may not be left unattended at any time. Please pick up after your pet. Potty bags are provided at two locations in the park. See Details
Princess Place Preserve The Princess Place Preserve is a historic site in Palm Coast, Florida where leashed dogs are allowed. It is located between SR A1A and I-95, on Pellicer Creek, just south of the St. Johns/Flagler county line. On May 2, 1997, it was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. See Details
De Leon Springs State Park The dog-friendly, historic De Leon Springs State Park in Florida is home to cool clear waters that are popular with anglers and swimmers, and winding trails through a lush subtropical forest. You can even grab a bite to eat at Sugar Mill Restaurant and eat it at one the picnic tables in the park. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on the trails throughout the park, as long as they are cleaned up after. There is a fee per vehicle to enter the park. See Details
PCAF Turtle Trail: #5 Nadia Bring Fido to see Nadia, the 5th fiberglass sea turtle, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Palm Coast, FL. Inspired by French artist Edgar Degas, this uniquely painted sculpture is located outside Palm Coast City Hall. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
PCAF Turtle Trail: #8 Bessie Bring Fido to see Bessie, the eighth fiberglass sea turtle, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Flagler Beach, FL. Inspired by the diverse beauty of Flagler County, this uniquely painted sculpture is situated in front of the Flagler Beach Historical Museum. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
PCAF Turtle Trail: #13 Alice Bring Fido to see Journey, the thirteenth fiberglass sea turtle, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Palm Coast, FL. Inspired by the 1865 novel, The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland, this uniquely painted sculpture is located outside the Flagler County Public Library. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
PCAF Turtle Trail: #10 Nancy Marie Bring Fido to see Nancy Marie, the tenth fiberglass sea turtle, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Palm Coast, FL. This golf-inspired, uniquely painted sculpture is located at the Palm Harbor Golf Club. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
Lehigh Greenway Rail Trail Leashed pets are permitted to walk dog-friendly Lehigh Greenway Rail Trail in Palm Coast, FL. The trail is approximately 8 miles of abandoned railroad corridor which parallels the scenic Lehigh Canal. The tree lined trail is fully paved and attracts dog walkers, runners and cyclists. See Details
Central Park Bring Fido to Central Park in downtown Palm Coast, FL. This pet-friendly 10-acre recreation space features a range of amenities for parkgoers, including geocaching, walking trails, benches and a lake and with a decorative fountain. Leashed dogs are welcome to stroll along the half-mile walking path surrounding the park. See Details
St. John's Botanical Garden St. John's Botanical Garden is a beautiful nature preserve located in Hastings, FL, where you and your furry best friend can enjoy exploring the pet-friendly grounds. The garden focuses on conserving rare and endangered plant species from around the world, as well as native plants and animals. It’s a perfect destination for nature lovers. Please note there is an admission fee. See Details
PCAF Turtle Trail: #16 Louis Bring Fido to see Louis, the sixteenth fiberglass sea turtle, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Palm Coast, FL. This uniquely painted sculpture is located in the private Beach Haven Community and can be accessed by calling the PCAF directly. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
PCAF Turtle Trail: #14 Beverly Bring Fido to see Beverly, the fourteenth fiberglass sea turtle, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Flagler Beach, FL. Inspired by the style of tourism postcards of the 1950s, this uniquely painted sculpture is situated outside the Beverly Beach Town Hall. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
PCAF Turtle Trail: #18 The “See” Turtle Bring Fido to see The “See” Turtle, the eighteenth fiberglass sculpture, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Palm Coast, FL. Created by visually impaired artist John Bamblitt to honor those who are blind or visually impaired, this uniquely painted sea turtle is located outside Tomoka Eye Associates. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
PCAF Turtle Trail: #4 Pablo Bring Fido to see Pablo, the fourth fiberglass sea turtle on the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Flagler Beach, FL. Designed in collaboration by Old Kings Elementary School and Flagler Palm Coast High School Art Club, this uniquely painted sculpture is located outside the Old Kings Elementary School. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
PCAF Turtle Trail: #1 Claude Bring Fido to see Claude, the first fiberglass sea turtle, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Flagler Beach, FL. Inspired by Claude Monet, this uniquely painted sculpture is situated at the Palm Coast Town Center. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
PCAF Turtle Trail: #6 Quilty Bring Fido to see Quilty, the sixth fiberglass sea turtle, along the pet-friendly PCAF Turtle Trail in Palm Coast, FL. Inspired by the origins of quilting in Egypt, this uniquely painted sculpture is located in a small park across from Grand Haven Creekside. To keep the adventure going, check out all 18 locations along the scavenger hunt. See Details
Flagler Beach Boardwalk Flagler Beach Boardwalk is a dog-friendly destination where pups can walk and relax at one of their benches in Flagler Beach, FL. While the boardwalk welcomes Fido, the beach and pier in this area do not. Dogs are allowed on the beach outside the restricted zone (from 10th Street North to 10th Street South) but must be leashed (maximum eight feet). See Details
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