Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Fort Branch, IN

There are 4 dog-friendly hiking trails within 20 miles of Fort Branch. 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 Fort Branch.

Pet Friendly Columbia Mine Preserve
Columbia Mine Preserve Columbia Mine Preserve is pet-friendly. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners at Sycamore’s largest property 5,000 acres, a keystone piece in the Patoka River National Wildlife Refuge. While you're exploring, you may come across bobcats, river otters, and Indiana bats. The three trails on the property are all rated easy and range from the Massey Trail and Indian Hills Trail at around 1.5 miles and the shorter Overlook Trail at under a mile. Columbia Mine Preserve is open from one-half hour before legal sunrise to one-half hour after legal sunset. See Details
Pet Friendly Hemmer Woods Nature Preseve
Hemmer Woods Nature Preseve Leashed dogs are welcome at Hemmer Woods Nature Preserve in Oakland City, IN. This pet-friendly preserve features a self-guided, 0.7 mile loop trail through a variety of flora. See Details
USI-Burdette Park Trail Bring your leashed pup for some exercise on the pet-friendly USI-Burdette Park Trail in Evansville, IN. Located on the scenic 1,400-acre campus of the University of Southern Indiana, this 3-mile paved trail offers a diverse route showcasing Indiana's natural beauty and connects you to a picturesque park. Campus parking is available to visitors at the start of the trail near the Physical Activities Center and Recreation Center, but pay attention to any posted restrictions. See Details
Saunders Woods Nature Preserve Leashed dogs are welcome at Saunder's Woods Nature Preserve in Princeton, IN. This pet-friendly natural space offers acres of forests to explore, and is open year-round from dawn to dusk. While there are a lack of developed trails, the terrain is relatively flat and easy to hike. However, please beware of poison ivy. See Details
Fort Branch, IN, US