Top public and private dog hiking trails in Crockett, Virginia

Slys Peace Trail

Located in the foothills, the Slys Peace trail was created for dog stimulation. The trail starts at the lower end of the pasture and follows the creek meandering through a rhododendron forest. Situated at the base of 100 acres of wooded ridge land, the hike offers a wilderness experience customized to your comfort zone. There are multiple trails to accommodate your level of exercise. The full experience will require crossing the creek multiple times and is recommended for those with hiking experience. Trails are easy to follow with multiple exits that lead out to the pasture. This is dog heaven. Let your dog be a dog. To locate the gate entrance watch for the Giant metal horse. His nose points the way. Follow the fenceline a few hundred feet where you will find the gate just before the power line easement. There is now a large Sniff Spot sign securely attached.

David's 50 Acre "Let Them Run Free" Private Dog Park near Abingdon

This spot is 50+ acres of open fields and forest, non-residential, with a mountain stream along the western border, and a 1/4 acre farm pond. There are no pets or livestock on the property, so if your dog likes to run free and fast, this is the place for adventure. There are some trails through the woods, seasonal berry picking, a water hydrant with public water, and shelters with an indoor bathroom if needed. The land also hosts our sawmill and lumber kiln as well as a mechanic shop leased to a friend, but most of the land is open for exploration. There is a gravel/dirt road that loops around the property, but is not recommended for low clearance vehicles. Plenty of parking anywhere along the loop. Squirrels and wild rabbits to chase!

Sally's 30 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Mount Airy

The perimeter of my property is fenced so you know you’re still on my property. However, it is triple strand so dogs could go through it. We do have chickens and ducks that free roam. We also have other animals that will be contained in the barnyard behind the barn. Drive straight down driveway towards RV. There will be a gate straightahead and another gate to the left. Park anywhere there and use either gate. The gate to the left leads to that big field and the creek runs the length of it. The other gate leads to the back and crosses over the creek. Walk up there just a bit and you will see a path to the left. It goes up to another open field.

Heritage Community Park and Natural Area

Heritage Community Park and Natural Area located at 2300 Glade Rd in Blacksburg, Virginia offers a welcoming environment for small dogs with a designated area for them to play. The park also features a field and trail for dogs and their owners to explore. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, this park provides a convenient and safe space for dogs to socialize and exercise. For more information, visit blacksburg.gov or contact them at 540-961-1135 or tobinfo@blacksburg.gov.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Nellies Cave Park

Nellies Cave Park in Blacksburg, Virginia offers a convenient and welcoming dog park with amenities such as dog drinking water, chairs, tables, a field, and walking trails. The park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, making it accessible for all pet owners. For more information, visit the website blacksburg.gov or contact the park at 540-961-1135 or email tobinfo@blacksburg.gov.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week