Distance: 1.6km one way (3.2km return)
Grade: Moderate
Leash: Yes, at all times
Starting at either Dee Why Beach or North Curl Curl Beach, the Dee Why Headland Walk is a formed track with many steps and some short, steep hills. The walks offers stunning views from Manly to Long Reef and beyond. Along the way, the Tea Tree lookout sits high, with views as far as the Central Coast. Keep dogs on leash and children close at all times as the walk follows steep cliff faces.
Distance: 8.6km loop
Grade: Easy
Leash: Yes, at all times
Wheelchair access from the Berry, Jamieson, Middle Creek and Bilarong carparks.
This popular walking and cycling track around Narrabeen Lagoon will certainly tire your energetic pup out! The 8.6km loop is mostly flat, with beautiful lake views along the way. The trail boasts a range of amenities, including playgrounds, shelters, water fountains, and cafes. Therefore, making it an ideal destination for a full day excursion with your furry friend.
Distance: 4km one way
Grade: Easy
Leash: Yes, at all times
Starting off, or finishing (depending where you start from) at the most popular beach in Australia, this coastal walk tracks the rugged coastline of Sydney. As this walk is highly popular and often crowded, it’s important to ensure your dog is comfortable with socializing in such an environment. However, the beautiful views make up for the hustle and bustle you may encounter on this walk!
Distance: 4.2km loop
Grade: Easy/ Moderate
Leash: Yes, at all times
Wheelchair access on the Heritage Path (300m).
The Lake Parramatta Circuit goes around Lake Parramatta reserve. There are shorter options such as the She-Oak Track and Banksia Trail. With picnic areas and designated swimming areas, this is another walk that would make for an excellent day trip for the entire family.
Distance: 7km loop
Grade: Easy
Leash: Yes, except in the designated off-leash areas
Accessible for wheelchairs.
This popular and flat route follows the scenic foreshore of Sydney’s Inner West, with views of the Parramatta river. Dogs must be on leash at all times when walking this route. However, there are several off-leash parks along the way for your dog to have a run around.
Distance: 2.4km loop
Grade: Moderate
Leash: Yes, at all times
The majority of this trail follows bush paths through the scenic Bidjigal Reserve. It is ideal for those seeking an adventurous hike, with two creek crossings and abundant opportunities for wildlife spotting. It is imperative to keep dogs leashed throughout the entire journey to protect the wildlife.
Distance: 500m
Grade: Easy
Leash: Yes, except in the designated off-leash areas
If you’re looking for a brief path to engage in some mindful moments with your furry friend, this trail is perfect for you. The trail has been thoughtfully crafted to elevate your spirits, and it features various activities along the way to help you unwind and establish a deeper connection with nature.
Distance: 2.4km one way (4.8km return)
Grade: Moderate
Leash: Yes, at all times
Embark on a serene stroll that traces the path of Blackbutt Creek and Falls Creek, surrounded by an abundance of flora and fauna. This trail meanders through the natural bushland, offering ample shade for a pleasant walking experience. While some sections of the trail are steep and rugged, they add an extra element of adventure to this picturesque hike.
Distance: Subject to personal preference
Grade: Easy
Leash: Yes, except in the designated off-leash areas
Centennial Park offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a leisurely walk with your furry companion. The park has an impressive 30% of designated off-leash areas, providing ample space for your dog to roam and play freely. With its picturesque scenery, well-maintained paths, and abundance of greenery, Centennial Park offers a perfect setting for an unforgettable outing with your four-legged friend.
With so many beautiful dog-friendly walks to choose from in Sydney, you and your furry friend will never run out of places to explore. So grab your leash and head out for an adventure today!
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