If you already have the Best Hikes With Dogs book and wish to provide any comments or corrections to the trails listed, then please click to feedback and send me an email. In the second edition, I’ll update any changes that I receive here and give you recognition in the opening section. If you want to see other books in the guidebook series, click here for a link to the website.
I hope the guidebook has helped you explore some of the great backcountry trails in Georgia and South Carolina, and that you get to spend some quality time with your dog in the wilderness. Rebel, who is featured on the cover, was our trail companion for nearly 12 1/2 years, and we have many great memories from our time together in the backcountry. I’m sad to report that he is no longer with us – but his spirit lives on at this website. Follow this link for more on Rebel and our black lab Boone Dawg who was his successor. Hiking with dogs in the backcountry is the BEST and I wish you well on your own adventures and hope this guidebook series serves you well – wherever you live.
PET RULES: For animals’ safety, pets are not allowed on the gorge floor or on any trail accessing the gorge. Leashed pets are still allowed on rim trails.
Do you know anything about Tallulah Gorge in regards to dogs?
From the State Park website:
PET RULES: For animals’ safety, pets are not allowed on the gorge floor or on any trail accessing the gorge. Leashed pets are still allowed on rim trails.