Resources for things to do with your dog, such as dog-friendly beaches, walks and parks.
Dogs need regular exercise to stay healthy and well-behaved, and fortunately, Sydney offers plenty of excellent parks where dogs are welcome.
While most parks require dogs to stay on a lead, there are also many dog-friendly parks where our furry friends can roam off-leash, either during specific hours or at any time.
Discover the best dog-friendly walks in the Blue Mountains with this guide, featuring everything from short, easy trails to more challenging bushwalking tracks.
As a general rule, dogs are not allowed in National Parks. However, since the Blue Mountains region includes areas beyond the National Park boundaries, there are plenty of walking trails, parks, and other spots where dogs are warmly welcomed.
While Sydney is home to countless walking trails, dogs aren’t allowed in National Parks, even when on a lead. This means our furry friends miss out on plenty of exciting adventures. But don’t worry, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy hiking with your four-legged companion.
We’ve put together a list of 16 of the best dog-friendly walks in Sydney, where you and your mate can soak up the great outdoors together. Just remember that while these trails welcome dogs, they’ll need to stay on a lead unless you’re in a designated off-leash area.
Explore Sydney’s top dog-friendly beaches with off-leash areas, calm waters, and great facilities for pets and owners.
While Sydney boasts countless stunning beaches along its coastline and within the Harbour, only a few are welcoming to dogs. Most of Sydney’s beaches don’t allow dogs, not even on a lead, which can be disappointing given the city’s large dog population.