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Wilsons Walkway Mt Ommaney Bushland Reserve
trail ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

Wilsons Walkway Mt Ommaney Bushland Reserve

The rules at a glance

On-lead welcome

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Jindalee, QLD 4074

Rules verified 10 June 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Jindalee, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-10

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Pet policy

It is a quick leashed leg-stretch with proper river views and native birdlife, and a listed pick among Brisbane City Council's dog-friendly walking trails.

Wilsons Walkway is a short dirt-and-gravel trail through Mt Ommaney Bushland Reserve, tracing the Brisbane River between residential Jindalee and the wider reserve. It is a quick leashed leg-stretch with proper river views and native birdlife, and a listed pick among Brisbane City Council's dog-friendly walking trails.

Leash status

Dogs stay on lead for the full walkway. The trail runs through a protected bushland area and a Habitat Brisbane site, so keep your dog on the formed path to protect the local flora and nesting birds, and make sure council registration is current. Waste bins sit at both ends of the walkway, but carry your own bags regardless.

The walk

An out-and-back of roughly 1 to 1.5km, taking 30 to 45 minutes round trip at a dog-friendly pace. The surface is dirt and gravel with some steep sections, and the track narrows and turns muddy after rain. Benches dot the route, and the riverside stretches give the best views and birdwatching. This is a short, scenic outing rather than a big-distance hike.

Pepsi: tick-check the dog before you get back in the car. The grassy, shaded sections through the reserve are exactly where ticks wait.

Getting there and parking

Access points sit around Mount Ommaney Drive in Jindalee, reachable via the Centenary Highway and local streets, with informal gravel parking near the trail entrances. Translink buses serve the Jindalee and Mount Ommaney area. Public toilets are available nearby at Summit Place, and a water bubbler with dog bowls is sometimes on hand near the trailhead, though do not rely on it.

When to go and what is nearby

Weekday mid-mornings or early weekend mornings are best, before the heat builds and while the tight parking is still easy. For a proper off-lead run, the fenced dog park at Jindalee Boat Ramp Park on Mount Ommaney Drive is the local option, and Piggy Back Cafe covers the post-walk coffee with outdoor seating. More walks are on the Queensland dog friendly trails guide and the Jindalee destinations page.

Policy verified 10 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.