Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Demopolis, AL

Here are the dog-friendly hiking trails closest to Demopolis. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners.

Red Mountain Park

Birmingham, AL

Red Mountain Park Visit Red Mountain Park, a nonprofit organization in Birmingham, AL featuring 1,500 wooded acres. Visitors can enjoy 20 dog-friendly miles of walking, hiking and mountain biking trails, Remy’s Dog Park, and beautiful destination sites – the historic Redding Hoist House, three treehouse views and glimpses of iron ore mine entrances. Dogs must remain on a leash while not in the dog park. See Details

Moss Rock Preserve

Hoover, AL

Moss Rock Preserve Moss Rock Preserve is a beautiful 349-acre nature preserve in Hoover, AL, abundant with trees and plants, rock outcroppings, streams, waterfalls, wildlife and other unique natural features. There are nearly 12 miles of dog-friendly hiking footpaths, as well as "Boulder Field" which is a favorite among rock climbers. Dogs are allowed throughout the park; they must be on no more than a 6-foot leash and under their owner's control at all times. See Details

Oak Mountain State Park

Pelham, AL

Oak Mountain State Park Oak Mountain State Park is a dog-friendly park in Pelham, AL. Mountain biking and hiking are two of the most popular activities at the park. With more than 50 miles of trails, visitors have plenty of options to choose from be it a short loop or an overnight trip. Dogs are welcome in most areas of the park as long as they are leashed. Bike and horseback riding trails may not allow dogs for safety reasons. Dogs are not allowed in stores, food service areas, bathhouse, pool or swimming areas. Fido cannot be left unattended and will be confiscated if left in a hot car more than 30 minutes. See Details

Old Cahawba Archaeological Park

Orrville, AL

Old Cahawba Archaeological Park Old Cahawba Archaeological Park is a dog-friendly historical site and area of interest in Orrville, AL. Cahawba was once Alabama's state capital from 1819-1826 and became a ghost town shortly after the Civil War. Leashed dogs are welcome to accompany you to explore the ruins and walk throughout this interpretive park. The park has 5 miles of walking trails to enjoy and owners are asked to please clean up after their pet. See Details

Paul B. Johnson State Park

Hattiesburg, MS

Paul B. Johnson State Park Paul B. Johnson State Park in Hattiesburg, MS, is pet friendly. You and Fido can explore the nature trails together, checking out long-leaf and loblolly pines, delicate dogwoods and ancient oaks along the way. Stay a little longer to eat lunch at the picnic tables and grills. Please note there is a fee to enter the park, and your furry friend is not allowed inside the splash pad. See Details

Turkey Creek Nature Preserve

Pinson, AL

Turkey Creek Nature Preserve Bring Fido to check out the five miles of hiking trails (paved and unpaved) that wind up and down the whitewater beauty of the pet-friendly Turkey Creek Nature Preserve in Pinson, AL. There are excellent swimming areas for your pup, however, be warned that there is a slight current so small dogs need to be watched closely. See Details

Columbus Riverwalk & Trail

Columbus, MS

Columbus Riverwalk & Trail Bring Fido for a walk on the pet-friendly Columbus Riverwalk & Trail in Mississippi that begins at Main Street and winds along the Tombigbee River. The path offers two pavilions, bathrooms, benches, bike racks and picnic tables. Dogs must remain on a leash at all times. See Details

Plymouth Bluff Environmental Center

Columbus, MS

Plymouth Bluff Environmental Center The Plymouth Bluff Environmental Center in Columbus, MS, offers you and your furry friend a nature trail system that covers 4 miles. Interpretive signs along the pathways also identify some of the plants and the area's cultural history. All activity levels are welcome. See Details

Ruffner Mountain

Birmingham, AL

Ruffner Mountain At over 1,000 acres in size, pet-friendly Ruffner Mountain in Birmingham, AL provides visitors with over 11 miles of scenic hiking trails in a protected urban area. Bring Fido to the Overlook Trail via Quarry Trail, one of the park's most popular hikes that leads to awesome views across Birmingham's skyline. Just remember that all dogs must be on a leash at all times, and owners must clean up after their pets. See Details

Jemison Park

Mountain Brook, AL

Jemison Park Jemison Park in Mountain Brook, NJ, is a 54-acre linear park designed for preservation as a greenway. Enjoy the scenic views, dog-friendly walking and jogging trails, or enjoy a picnic with Fido. There are dog stations throughout the park, picnic tables and benches. The one-mile concrete trail connects with the Nature Trail and the Watkins Trace Trail. Because it is tied in with the City’s sidewalk system, it is easily accessible. There are also several parking spaces along Mountain Brook Parkway for parking. Owls, hawks, raccoons, and fox are among the animals residing in the area. See Details

Orr Park

Montevallo, AL

Orr Park Orr Park is a unique pet-friendly nature preserve in Montevallo, AL. Fido is welcome to join you on this 40-acre park featuring pavilions, a gazebo and a walking trail. The pathway winds through trees carved by a local artist ranging from gnomes, a dragon or a fish eating a snake. A restroom facility is also on site. See Details

Randall Family Park & Trailhead

Tuscaloosa, AL

Randall Family Park & Trailhead Randall Family Park & Trailhead in Tuscaloosa is a dog-friendly park and trail on the north side of the Black Warrior River. The trail is paved and goes along the river, which makes for the perfect stroll with Fido! The park also features many amenities like picnic tables, grills, a playground, a pavilion for gatherings, and lots of grassy fields, as well as a public art sculpture: “Dogs, dogs, dogs” by Birmingham Sculpture. See Details

Clarkco State Park

Quitman, MS

Clarkco State Park Clarkco State Park is a pet-friendly spot in Quitman, MS. You can Bring Fido to enjoy this 815-acre park, mainly consisting of rolling woodlands. Remember to bring your lunch when you explore, as there are several picnic tables just off the many nature trails that weave around the area. Dogs are welcome to join their owners on a leash, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details

Paul Grist State Park

Selma, AL

Paul Grist State Park Dog-friendly Paul Grist State Park in Selma, AL, features a 100-acre lake and up to 20 miles of hiking trails on more than 1,000 acres. This featured site on the Alabama Black Belt Birding Trail is home to a variety of waterfowl, songbirds, raptors, and both migrating and resident species. Other wildlife you might see include white-tailed deer and Eastern wild turkey. Dogs must be supervised at all times and are welcome in most areas of the park as long as they are leashed, except for inside bathhouses and swimming areas. Please note there is an admission fee to visit the park. See Details

Railroad Park

Birmingham, AL

Railroad Park Enjoy the beauty of Railroad Park's vibrant green space in the heart of downtown Birmingham, AL with your pup. This pet-friendly park offers walking trails, picnic or play games on the nine acres of open lawn, and many exciting Birmingham events throughout the year. Your dog must be leashed at all times. Some special events may not be pet-friendly. See Details

The University of Alabama Arboretum

Tuscaloosa, AL

The University of Alabama Arboretum The University of Alabama Arboretum is a 60-acre arboretum located in Tuscaloosa, AL. The Arboretum's primary emphasis is on Alabama's native flora and fauna. Two- and four-legged patrons will love the dog-friendly trails and open fields. See Details

Kiwanis Vulcan Trail

Birmingham, AL

Kiwanis Vulcan Trail The Kiwanis Vulcan Trail is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that is working to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. Previously an unused railroad corridor, this "rail-trail" is now a great place to walk Fido in Birmingham! The map below shows a parking area with convenient access to the Kiwanis Vulcan Trail. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has generously provided map data for this trail to Bring Fido for informational purposes only. For more detailed trail information, please visit TrailLink.com. See Details

Lake Lurleen State Park

Coker, AL

Lake Lurleen State Park Lake Lurleen State Park is a dog-friendly park in Coker, AL. The park features more than 23 miles of multi-use trails ranging from easy to moderate in difficulty. The trails hug the shoreline of Lake Lurleen and are open to both hikers and mountain bikers. The park also features a Nature Center, fishing, meeting facilities, paddleboats, swimming and a beach. Dogs are welcome in most areas of the park as long as they are leashed. Bike and horseback riding trails may not allow dogs for safety reasons. Dogs are not allowed in stores, food service areas, bathhouse, pool or swimming areas. Dogs can not be left unattended and will be confiscated if left in a hot car more than 30 minutes. See Details

Rickwood Caverns State Park

Warrior, AL

Rickwood Caverns State Park Rickwood Caverns State Park is a beautiful dog-friendly state park, cavern and trail in Warrior, AL. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you at the the primitive campsites, playground and Fossil Mountain Hiking Trail, formed along the 260-million-year-old mountain formations. Please note dogs are not allowed in the pools, inside the caves or inside any buildings. Dogs cannot be left unattended and will be confiscated if left in a hot car. See Details

Roland Cooper State Park

Camden, AL

Roland Cooper State Park Roland Cooper State Park is a dog-friendly state park and trail in scenic Camden, AL. Enjoy a walk along the refreshing lake or go pole-fishing with your friendly, leashed pooch. Dogs are also welcome at the paved or primitive campsites, and there is one pet-friendly rental cabin on-site. See Details