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- Calhoun, GA
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Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of vetted and background checked pet sitters, overnight boarding, dog walkers, dog trainers, and even virtual vet chat. Schedule ahead for pet care while you are away, or book on-demand pet care during the workday. In minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.
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Why book a dog walker in Calhoun?
Calhoun, GA has plenty of "pawesome" places for your pup to explore, and booking a walk through Wag! is the easiest way to let them get out to sniff, scratch, and spot squirrels. Local dog walkers all over the Calhoun, GA are vetted by Wag! and ready to pick up your pooch for a stroll around the neighborhood. Many Calhoun, GA parks are dog-friendly and have plenty of space for your pup to get their steps in. Whether you're stuck at work or out on your own adventure, book a trusted dog walker to keep your pup happy and healthy.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Calhoun
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New Town
The New Echota State Historic Site lies on the northern edge of the New Town neighborhood of Calhoun, 4 miles from downtown, and allows leashed pets on trails and in outdoor areas (but not inside buildings, please). This landmark was the capital of the Cherokee Nation before serving as the launching point of the tragic Trail of Tears. During its early-19th century peak, the town produced the first Cherokee-language newspaper and served as the center of tribal government. You and your buddy can stroll among the 12 historic buildings on the site and venture into the surrounding forest on the park’s nature trails. Remember the waste bags: Given the historical and cultural importance of the site, it’s especially important to clean up any messes.
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Johns Mountain Wildlife Management Area
The Johns Mountain Wildlife Management Area sprawls for 25,000 wilderness acres just west Calhoun. Since the preserve is as popular with hunters as it is with hikers, use caution during hunting season and add bright orange to both your outfit and your buddy's. With danger comes reward: Johns Mountain provides some of the best views available of Georgia’s Valley and Ridge geographic region. For a challenging hike, park at the upper Johns Mountain lot and hike the steep 3.6 mile Johns Mountain Loop Trail. Or, summit via the 1.8-mile loop Keown Falls Trail, which also features overlooks of the seasonal waterfall. Shorter and easier trails dot the WMA, so check out the interactive map on the GA Department of Natural Resources website. When hiking in such remote country, always bring water, a strong leash, and emergency supplies to keep you and your buddy safe.
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Ranger
At 364 forested acres, Salacoa Creek Park is a dog-friendly destination only 13 miles from Calhoun, just northeast of the tiny town of Ranger, GA. The park’s lakeside campground welcomes pets, and the 1.5-mile nature trail is free to use for on-leash fun. Though pups may not be welcome at the human beach area, they can still get their splash on in the 126-acre lake. Additional hiking is available around Carter’s Lake to the northeast of Ranger. The Talking Rock Nature Trail is a 2.1-mile moderate journey with outstanding views of the lake and woods, just hard enough to really wear your puppies out. Note that the trailhead gate is locked at 5 pm, so plan your return accordingly.
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Mount Berry (Mt Berry)
Berry College is small in population — about 2,200 students — but its 27,000-acre campus is the largest unified college campus in the world. Though a portion is devoted to a working farm run by students, much of it is mountain wilderness waiting to be explored on a 40-mile trail network open to the public, including leashed pups. Snag a trail map at the Berry College website and plan your journey through this scenic but rugged landscape. Several trails connect Main Campus to the Mountain Campus: the 3.24-mile Old High School Road is the most direct, while the longer O'Bryan Gap Trail and Old Redmond Gap Trail lead to far-flung corners of this nature preserve. The outermost trails that extend from Mountain Campus have names that capture how challenging they are: The Snow Loop, Mountain Goat Trail, and Hurtin' Gator Trail await. Bring water and willpower.
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Village at Waterside
At nearly 2,000 acres, Red Top Mountain State Park gives your fur family room to roam along the banks of Lake Allatoona. Boat rentals are available at nearby marinas if your dog-paddlers want to see how the park looks from the 12,000-acre lake. While pups aren't permitted on the human beach (we know, we're sad too), there's plenty of accessible shoreline where they can do some splashing and even some dock diving. While at Red Top, join the Tails on Trails Club. Pick up a membership book at the Visitor's Center and get it stamped whenever you and your furry partner hike one of the GA State Park System's 7 highlighted trails, starting with the 1-mile White Trail at Red Top. When you get all 7 stamps, you'll receive a matching t-shirt and bandanna to show off your furrific teamwork. Three other club trails at Don Carter, Sweetwater Creek, and Fort Mountain State Parks are also easy half-day journeys from Calhoun.
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