Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Pine Mountain, GA

There are 3 dog-friendly hiking trails in Pine Mountain. 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 Pine Mountain.

Callaway Resort & Gardens

Pine Mountain, GA

Callaway Resort & Gardens Callaway Resort & Gardens in Pine Mountain, GA, is pet friendly. This recreational area combines four seasons of adventure, relaxation, and fun among breathtaking landscape, which you can enjoy with your leashed pup. Take in the vibrant blossoms of Spring on over 2,500 spectacular acres. Laze the Summer days away or try your hand at watersports on Robin Lake, featuring the world’s largest man-made white sand beach. See Details

F.D. Roosevelt State Park

Pine Mountain, GA

F.D. Roosevelt State Park As Georgia's largest state park, F.D. Roosevelt State Park in Pine Mountain, GA, offers over 40 miles of pet-friendly, winding trails, including the 23 mile Pine Mountain trail. These trails snake through pines, around waterfalls and over creeks. See Details

Pine Mountain Trail

Pine Mountain, GA

Pine Mountain Trail Pine Mountain Trail in Pine Mountain, GA, is a 23-mile pet-friendly footpath. This main trail and connecting loops, that crosses and follows the beautiful Pine Mountain ridge in west central Georgia, is inside the Franklin Delano Roosevelt State Park and near Callaway Gardens. Quiet woods, sparkling streams, misty waterfalls, rock outcroppings, varied forest, scenic overlooks, deer and turkey await your discovery. Just follow the blazes (6" by 2 ½" rectangles painted on trees). Two-foot-high rock cairns and mileage markers assist the hiker. Wooden location and mileage signs have been placed at each road crossing, trail head, junction, campsite, and at all named parking lots and trailheads. The Pine Mountain Trail offers clear crisp views of distant ridges in winter, with occasional snowfall. In the summer there are lush green ferns and lowland flowers. Wild flowers are abundant and in spring you will find flowering dogwood, native azalea, mountain laurel and rhododendron. Fall brings bright and beautiful leaves of hickory, oak, dogwood and maple, which change from day to day. See Details

Standing Boy Trails

Columbus, GA

Standing Boy Trails Bring Fido for a hike through the pet-friendly Standing Boy Trails in Columbus, GA. Leashed pups are welcome to join you while you explore the nearly 30 miles of trails that provide the perfect place for trail walking, running, hiking and mountain biking. You must maintain control of your pup, and please clean up after him. Please note a daily or annual parking pass is required. See Details