Pine Log Creek Trailhead - Rydal, GA
Pine Log Creek Trailhead Dog Park in Rydal, Georgia
Discover Pine Log Creek Trailhead, a pet-friendly destination in Rydal, Georgia that offers a blend of beautiful nature, recreational amenities, and a welcoming atmosphere for dogs and owners alike. The park features a small fenced dog park, perfect for giving your pup room to run and play safely off-leash. Visitors appreciate the quiet, well-maintained grounds, picnic tables, covered pavilions, and a blend of walking trails that follow scenic creeks—all making it a favorite local spot for walking, relaxing, and enjoying time with your furry friend.
In addition to the dedicated dog area, Pine Log Creek Trailhead boasts lush hiking trails with exciting features like an old rock quarry, creeks, and plentiful shade—creating a dog-friendly hiking experience unique to this area. Family-friendly amenities such as playgrounds, basketball and tennis courts, disc golf, and athletic fields are available, making this a well-rounded park for both pets and their people.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Yes, dogs are allowed off-leash in the fenced dog park area.
- Is there a fenced area for dogs? Yes, there is a small fenced dog park.
- Are there benches or seating areas for owners? Yes, picnic tables and seating are available throughout the park and near the dog park area.
- Is there shade or shelter available? Yes, there are shaded areas and covered shelters/pavilions.
- Are restrooms available for owners? Yes, there are restrooms in the main building, though sometimes they may be inaccessible if the building is rented; check for separate pavilion bathrooms.
- Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, the park is well-known for its scenic hiking and walking trails along creeks and to the quarry.
- Are there activities for kids nearby? Yes, there is a playground and athletic fields for children and families.
- Is the park regularly cleaned and maintained? Yes, reviews consistently praise the park for its cleanliness and regular maintenance.
Reviews
Once you get to the quarry it’s the best place to smoke weed at. It so beautiful it’s like you In a different world. And the fish will be right beside you. I guess because there so used to people feeding them but it felt magical being there.
Great trail. Two loops, various difficulty. Lots of life.
This was a nice hike – we finally made it to the quarry, which was a cool destination. Lots of hiking along creek/streams which is always nice and if your into it the mushrooms (chanterelle/ milk caps) were popping!
There is an old, beautiful rock quarry on the east walk. I used to sit on the top of a big boulder to eat my snacks when younger. I met a 95 year old gentleman who told me stories of his out west Grand Canyon hikes with his wive when younger and more. WOW!!!!!!
Trails are pretty clearly marked but there are sections that need blazed again. A pretty hike with a few creeks to cross. The quarry at the end is quite relaxing, the fish seem to be well fed as they swim up to you when you get to the waters edge. Also there is a picnic table at the trail head and one at the quarry as well.
The first loop, if you stay to the right is a pretty decent hike. If you go to the left it is a lot of elevation gain in a short distance.