Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Greenville, IL

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

Silver Lake Park

Highland, IL

Silver Lake Park Silver Lake Park is a dog-friendly city park located in Highland, IL. Leashed pets are welcome to enjoy the 90-acre park and accompany you along 4.5 miles of hiking trails. The most popular route, Silverlake Park Nature Trail, offers scenic lake views and plenty of shade. Silver Lake Park also has restrooms, a playground, boat ramp, disc golf course, a climbing wall and archery range. See Details

Eldon Hazlet State Recreation Area

Carlyle, IL

Eldon Hazlet State Recreation Area Eldon Hazlet State Recreation Area in Carlyle, IL is pet friendly. Bring Fido with you while you explore some of the 3,000+ acres and its recreational opportunities. There's more than nine miles of hiking trails that weave through wooded areas, rolling hills, and around Carlyle Lake. You'll also find swimming beaches, picnicking areas, and a campground. Dogs are welcome on a leash. See Details

Ramsey Lake State Recreation Area

Ramsey, IL

Ramsey Lake State Recreation Area Ramsey Lake State Recreation Area is a pet-friendly park known for its rolling hills, timbered shoreline and scenic lake in Ramsey, IL. It offers a range of activities, including hiking, hunting, fishing, and camping, set amidst picturesque woods and secluded picnic areas, making it an ideal spot for people and their pets looking for relaxation and outdoor recreation. See Details

South Shore State Park

Carlyle, IL

South Shore State Park South Shore State Park is a pet-friendly recreation area in Carlyle, IL. Bring Fido with you for a hike, picnic, day on the boat, or even to camp overnight. Visitors can also enjoy bank-fishing and wildlife observation of birds and white-tailed deer. Dogs are welcome as long as they're leashed and cleaned up after. See Details