Let's go hiking with our furry companions!
Learn the importance of co-habitation between humans/pets and the environment as well as how to take care of nature around us while walking our dogs.
Learn about the plants around us and what to keep an eye out for to make sure your pet doesn't eat anything harmful to them.
This hike will take you through upland as well as wetland, pinelands, and prairie habitats. The trail also boasts a plethora of critters like gopher tortoises, deer, hawks, and blue birds. You never know what you are going to see!
Things to know
- There is a $5 participation fee - you must pre-register
- There is a $2 park entrance fee
- Meet at the trailhead parking area, to the left after the Ranger Station.
- Weather related cancellations possible - rain checks will be provided
- Participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
- The trail is around 3 miles
- Must be 8 and older
- Maximum number of participants is 10
- Dogs must be well behaved, on a 6ft non-retractable leash, and picked up after.
- Please be sure to bring water for your pet as well as yourself.
Things to bring
- Water in refillable container
- Snacks
- Closed-toe shoes
- Sunscreen
- Bug spray
- Binoculars
- Camera
- 6 ft leash
- Bags for dog waste
- Water / bowl for dog
Contact
For any questions email Cheyenne Rhoads or call (813) 744-5572.