Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Staunton, VA

There’s 1 dog-friendly hiking trail in Staunton, and 8 more nearby. 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 Staunton.

Pet Friendly Montgomery Hall Park
Montgomery Hall Park Leashed dogs are welcome at this community park with woodland trails. See Details
Pet Friendly Crozet Railroad Tunnel
Crozet Railroad Tunnel Crozet Railroad Tunnel is a dog-friendly activity in Afton, VA, that is a 4.5 mile trail in its entirety. Start at either trailhead (address will take you to the east trailhead). There are information markers along the trail so you can learn all about the tunnel and the surrounding area. After the first half mile you'll be at the entrance to an old railroad tunnel. BRING A FLASHLIGHT OR HEADLAMP! You and Fido can walk the 1-mile tunnel and continue on or turn around. Dogs must be on a leash. The trail leading up to the tunnel is quite wide so plenty of space. Inside the tunnel is a bit narrower but easily manageable. See Details
Augusta Springs Wet Lands This dog-friendly trail meanders through wetland habitats surrounded by hardwood forest interspersed with pines. Two large ponds are home to nesting wood duck and are patrolled by resident green and great blue herons. Nesting species include common yellowthroat, red-winged blackbird, blue-gray gnatcatcher, cedar waxwing, American goldfinch, and occasionally, blue-winged warbler. In migration, look for migrants such as wood thrush and scarlet tanager. Dogs must be leashed. See Details
Ridgeview Park Ridgeview Park is a dog-friendly, 85-acre park in Waynesboro, VA with a tree-lined path along the South River. The park also features gardens and nature trails. Bring a picnic to share with Fido in the picnic shelter or spread a blanket on the grass! The park is open from sunrise to sunset. See Details
Shenandoah National Park The pet-friendly Shenandoah National Park covers 200,000 breathtaking acres of land, and is home to towering trees, wandering deer, birds in flight, and multiple visitor centers, with one located in Stanley, VA. This recreation spot allows dogs on most trails and in campgrounds. Pets must be on leashes of six feet or less at all times. See Details
Rife Park Rife Park is a small, dog-friendly park in Waynesboro, VA where you can explore parts of the Waynesboro Water Trail in the South River by boat. The park features a boat ramp, picnic tables, and fishing, and is open from sunrise to sunset See Details
Edith J. Carrier Arboretum Edith J. Carrier Arboretum in Harrisonburg, VA, offers dog-friendly walking paths. Located on James Madison University campus, leashed pets are welcome to explore the botanical gardens, trails and forests. See Details
South River Greenway Trail The dog-friendly South River Greenway runs for 1.2 miles along the South River from the Loth Springs Parking area on Arch Avenue, behind the YMCA, to the Port Republic neighborhood. Parking at this end is available at the Shiloh Baptist Church auxiliary parking lot right at the trail head. There is also parking available downtown at the Arch Avenue Parking Lot and the Invista lot. Dogs should remain on a leash. See Details
Coyner Springs Park Coyner Springs Park is a pet-friendly recreational spot in Waynesboro, VA. Fido is welcome to tag along as you explore this rustic 145-acre park. There are several nature trails, an off-leash dog park and a nine-hole disc golf course. See Details
Paul State Forest Fido is welcome to join you at the pet-friendly Paul State Forest in Dayton, VA. Enjoy hiking the 2 miles of forest roads or have lunch at a picnic table with your furry friend. Please note that dogs must be on a leash no longer than six feet. See Details
Staunton, VA, US