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Discover Adelaide’s best dog-friendly parks and walks, including some hidden gems where you can let your dogs off the leash... The parks listed below provide visitors with an opportunity to walk their dog however your dogs must remain on the designated walking trails and on a lead. One of the main reasons dog access is restricted in national parks is to protect native animals but it is also important for your dog’s safety. Here are our top 17 dog-friendly parks and walks in metropolitan Adelaide for you to explore with your furry friends.  #1. Anstey Hill Recreation Park Anstey Hill Recreation Park - Photo Credit: Fiona Lewis About 16km north-east of the Adelaide CBD, Anstey Hill at Tea Tree Gully  offers unique experiences for walkers, including beautiful displays of wildflowers dotted along the trails and the extensive ruins of a 19th-century nursery.  Be sure to visit in spring when the wildflowers and orchids are in bloom. Anstey Hill Recreation Park conserves rare ve...

There are few things more satisfying than watching - with your dog of course - the South Pacific Ocean roll and crash against the line of coves and beaches extending south from Bondi to La Perouse on to the entrance to Botany Bay. #1. Bondi to Bronte Coast Walk  Activity: Hiking Distance: 6km return Grade: Easy Bondi to Bronte Coastal Walk - Photo Credit: Florian Groehn There are many incredible vantage points and photo opps along the way, the most popular being the sandstone lookout at Hunter Park , about halfway from Bondi to Bronte. The path is mostly sealed, and with the exception of some rocky patches, and a steep set of stairs, is a very leisurely stroll.  Dogs may enter the Coast Walk on a lead only. They may not enter the parks, beaches or Waverley cemetery, and may use the beach promenades only after 6pm in winter and 8pm in summer. For more information, visit the Waverley Council website #2. Clovelly to Maroubra Activity: Hiking Distance: 7km one way Grade: ...