Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Jackson, OH

There are 5 dog-friendly hiking trails within 20 miles of Jackson. 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 Jackson.

Lake Hope State Park

McArthur, OH

Lake Hope State Park Lake Hope State Park is a pet-friendly area located in southeastern Ohio in the town of McArthur. This 2,983-acre recreation area is a natural paradise, and the scenery offers many opportunities for photographers, hikers and historians to enjoy. The Hope Furnace Trail is the longest walking path in the park, just over three miles long. See Details

Lake Alma State Park

Wellston, OH

Lake Alma State Park Wellston, OH, is home to the pet-friendly 292-acre Lake Alma State Park. Leashed dogs can visit this recreation space with their owners. Visitors will find many amenities here, including fishing, camping, boating, hunting, picnicking, walking trails swimming and more. Fido may only be off-leash in the designated dog park and swim area. See Details

Jackson Lake State Park

Oak Hill, OH

Jackson Lake State Park Jackson Lake State Park, a dog-friendly area spanning 106 acres in Oak Hill, offers serene surroundings and excellent fishing opportunities on its picturesque lake. With five scenic picnic areas and a playground, it's the perfect spot for a tranquil getaway amidst Ohio's beautiful countryside. See Details

Richland Furnace State Forest

Wellston, OH

Richland Furnace State Forest The pet-friendly Richland Furnace State Forest in Wellston, OH welcomes public hunting and hosts a 7.3-mile all-purpose vehicle (APV) area. Dogs are welcome to explore on a leash or under voice control. See Details

Zaleski State Forest

Zaleski, OH

Zaleski State Forest Zaleski State Forest, Ohio's second-largest forest at 27,822 acres, is a dog-friendly wooded area that's home to the state's sole government-owned sawmill, producing lumber for state forests, parks and agencies. It's known for the historic Moonville Tunnel along the 28.8-mile main trail loop, as well as a 10-mile day loop and camping in designated sites. Visiting dogs must be on a leash or under voice control. See Details