Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Franklin, AL

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

John B Scott Forever Wild Trail

Dadeville, AL

John B Scott Forever Wild Trail Dogs are welcome to join their owners at John B Scott Forever Wild Trail in Dadeville, AL. This pet-friendly 4.4-mile loop trail features a lovely river along the way. It starts on the north end of the Goldmine Road parking lot, goes south along Yates Lake past Kudzu Bluff and then down the old Double Bridges Ferry Road switchback. See Details

Cherokee Bluffs Dam Railroad Trail

Dadeville, AL

Cherokee Bluffs Dam Railroad Trail Cherokee Bluffs Dam Railroad Trail is a pet-friendly spot in Dadeville, AL. You and your pooch are welcome to jump on this trail together. The path follows the old railroad bed that was built in the early 1920's and used in the construction of Martin Dam. There are two sections to choose from, upper and lower. The low-line railroad trail initially is 2.7 miles one way up to a creek. See Details

Kiesel Park

Auburn, AL

Kiesel Park Kiesel Park is a dog-friendly recreational spot in Auburn, AL. Fido is welcome to join you at one of the largest parks in the community. The park offers a pavilion, garden, pond, walking trail with a distance of 2.25 miles and an off-leash area. The City frequently hosts events and weddings throughout the year. See Details

Tuskegee National Forest

Tuskegee, AL

Tuskegee National Forest Tuskegee National Forest in Tuskegee, AL is dog friendly. Occupying 11,000 acres of hardwood forest, the smallest National Forest in the US still offers great recreational opportunities for you and Fido. Spend a day hiking Bartram National Recreation Trail and Pleasant Hill Trail, or enjoy a relaxing picnic at Taska Recreation Area. Tuskegee National Forest is also an ideal place for biking, fishing, camping and wildlife viewing. See Details