Trail #220 Trailhead - Pine Ridge, KY

Trail #220 Trailhead - Pine Ridge, KY Trail #220 Trailhead - Pine Ridge, KY Trail #220 Trailhead - Pine Ridge, KY Trail #220 Trailhead - Pine Ridge, KY Trail #220 Trailhead - Pine Ridge, KY

Trail #220 Trailhead Dog-Friendly Hiking in Pine Ridge, Kentucky

Discover an excellent starting point for dog-friendly hiking at the Trail #220 Trailhead, located in Pine Ridge, Kentucky. This scenic spot offers pet owners and their furry friends a chance to enjoy the natural beauty of the area together on pet-friendly trails. While not a traditional fenced dog park, the area provides access to outdoor adventures ideal for leashed walks, taking in the sights, and experiencing the best of Kentucky’s great outdoors with your pup.

Perfect for nature lovers seeking dog-friendly trails in Pine Ridge, Trail #220 Trailhead welcomes dogs on-leash, making it a convenient option for hiking enthusiasts who want to include their pets. The location is particularly suited for those looking for local outdoor experiences and quality time with their dogs in a beautiful, natural setting.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, Trail #220 Trailhead offers access to hiking trails suitable for leashed dogs.
  • What are the park’s leash requirements? Dogs should remain on-leash while exploring the trails from the Trail #220 Trailhead.

Reviews

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Myra Schnuck

Trail #220 is Koomer Ridge Trail.
There is parking for about 10 cars at the trailhead.

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Debi K

Nice small arch after short walk. Been here several times, fall is always my favorite time of year.

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Gary Walker

Perfect camp ground if you plan to hike in red river !

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wy g

Decent hike with a balance of up and down but the views along the way are gorgeous, take your time and take it in for it is here you will find great natural beauty.

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David Bagley

Beautiful sights along the ridge, go down to the bottom of the gorge to cool off by the river. My dog loved the hike and the river/stream at the bottom. Challenges: if you have a dog, bring extra water..sun exposure in the ridge is tough for the pets, AND there are metal grate stairs that you have to take to go down to the bottom; my dog hated these because he could see through them and saw the drop

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