Dog Walkers in Eureka Valley - Dolores Heights - Castro

Not only is there lots of community spirit and walkable business establishments in this area, but the weather is warm and mostly dry all year with little rain. Mornings can be foggy, although this inland location is not as affected as some coastal locations.

Most of the residential areas are relatively quiet, especially away from Castro Street’s busy nightlife and commercial areas. The landmark rainbow flag, celebrating the community's LGBTQ culture, is located at Harvey Milk Plaza and can be seen throughout the area. Natural areas such as Kite Hill provide green landscaping in the neighborhood and many yards in this area are visible from the street with trees and lawns that are not as prevalent in other urban San Francisco neighborhoods.

Kite Hill is a greenway located in the Eureka Valley section of the neighborhood that provides wonderful views of surrounding San Francisco from its hilltop vantage point. There are trails and stairs cut into the hill to allow hikers to climb to the summit with their hounds and enjoy the view.

The Eureka Valley Dog Run, centrally located next to the Rikki Streicher Field, is a fenced in doggy play area that your pup can roam in off-leash. This park is known for its friendly owners and dogs and is an excellent place for your pup to exercise and socialize.

Mission Dolores Park is a scenic park with lawns, palm trees, recreational facilities, and for your pooch, two off-leash dog play areas. The park hosts many festivals and performances and is a favorite greenway destination for locals and their dogs to take in activities, a picnic, or play a game of fetch.