Dog Friendly Ohio State Parks for Hiking

Want to bring your dog on a hike around stunning caves, beautiful lakes, or along gorgeous rivers in Ohio? We share five dog friendly Ohio State Parks for hiking that are approved for you and your pooch!
Ohio has better hiking options than most think. What it lacks in big elevation gains it makes up for with interesting and peaceful trails. Ohio hiking options range from caves, along rivers, around lakes, and through fascinating rock formations. Plus it’s a super dog friendly hiking state. We’ll explore State Parks all over Ohio perfect for dogs who love to hike in this video!
Five Dog Friendly Ohio State Parks for Hiking!
John Bryan State Park, Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Hocking Hills State Park, Logan, Ohio.
Great Seal State Park, Chillicothe, Ohio.
Strouds Run State Park, Athens, Ohio.
Caesar Creek State Park, Waynesville, Ohio.
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Simply great work my friend, your narration is so captivating!

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Thank you so much 😀

[@ADudeADogHiking]

Have you been to Cuyahoga Valley National Park? I was looking at that being our Ohio stop this summer.

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Yes, a few times! Blue Hen Falls, Brandywine Falls, and the Ledges are the popular hikes. The Beaver Marsh is flat and peaceful. The towpath that runs along the train is also great. The Beaver Marsh/Towpath may not be dog friendly though. The towpath is so long there are bicyclists and they have trail run races there. It's a fun park to go explore. Happy Hiking!