Dog walking in Brevard

Franklin Park

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Tucked between Brevard College and Main Street, the neighborhood of Franklin Park is a blend of residential and commercial property. In this area, you can stroll along tree-lined streets, or you can head to over South Broad Park on Broad Street to get some fresh air with your pooch. This lovely green space has a mixture of trees and open areas. Walk along the pathway that winds through the facility with your pup.  Dogs are permitted to join you on trails as long as you keep them on a leash. After you get a little exercise, stop by The Falls Landing Restaurant on Main Street for some surf and turf. Your canine companion is welcome to join you at a sidewalk table.

City Center

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City Center in Brevard is a delightful district that includes historic landmarks, shopping, art galleries, and dining. Stroll along Main Street with your leashed pooch and take time to window shop the local businesses. Grab a bite to eat at Mayberry's and share some delectable homestyle cooking with your furry friend. This restaurant has dog-friendly sidewalk tables where Fido can lounge at your feet. Complete your day with a walk through Silvermont Park on the east end of the downtown district. Dogs are welcome accompany you on the paths that wind through this eight-acre park as long as you don't enter any of the buildings.

Big Bend Rd

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The residential neighborhood of Big Bend Rd is a furrific place for dogs and their owners. With easy access to the Davidson River Recreational Area, you'll be able to get out and explore the forest with your special pal. Enjoy scenic hiking or walking trails in the Pisgah National Forest. Bring along your rod and reel and go fishing with your pooch at your side. You can also extend your stay by setting up camp in the facility. Spots here are first-come-first-serve.  Dogs are allowed in the area as long as you keep them on a leash and you clean up after them.

Hudlin Gap

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Located on the north end of Brevard, the neighborhood of Hudlin Gap is a pawesome place for pups and their owners. Here, you'll have access to the Coontree Loop Trail in the Pisgah National Forest. Hop on Highway 276 and drive west about six miles to connect to this hiking path. You and your pooch will have a moderately easy walk with a variation of landscapes as you loop past a creek, along a ridge, and across the mountainside. Dogs are permitted in the area and must be on-leash if you're visiting between April 1 and August 15. Make sure you bring along some water and waste bags to clean up after your pup.