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Why book a dog walker in Issaquah?
Browse Issaquah, WA dog walkers to find a Caregiver that can provide the best pet care for your dog — whether your pup is a major sniffing machine and needs a patient walker, or loves to pull full force and needs someone strong to hold the leash. Dog walkers on the Wag! platform are waiting to take your furry friend on a walk around Issaquah, WA so you don't have to stress about pet care. The app even notifies you when your dog poops or pees along the way!
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Issaquah
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Issaquah City Center
Enjoy a day of outdoor strolling with your pup at Confluence park, a combination of three contiguous parks—Tolle Anderson Homestead, Cybil-Madeline Green, and Margaret’s Meadow. The 15.5 acres give you and your dog lots of amazing open fields for some running and sniff-tastic scents. The bridge provides a vantage point to watch the beautiful creek. If you’re lucky, you may see some of the wild bunnies that live in the park. Nearby, the Issaquah Brew House pours microbrews in a relaxed setting and offers dog-friendly outdoor seating. For all your pups needs and wants, visit Earth Pet, a fun, natural pet care and healthy treats outlet.
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Preston/ High Point
The Issaquah Highland Bark Park located in this lovely neighborhood. A double entry system keeps fun-loving pups where they are supposed to be, there are separate areas to keep the large dogs from the small dogs. The park is covered with grass, with large bark chips in the entry area to control mud. There are sitting areas provided for owners to take a break while the pups get social. The Issaquah Creek Trail and the Preston-Snoqualmie Trail are two of 1600 rail-trails supported by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. After a wager-ific walk, head to RAM Restaurant and Brewery for one of their signature beers along with some lunch/dinner on the partially covered dog-friendly patio.
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E Lake Sammamish Parkway SE/ NW Sammamish Rd
Lake Sammamish State Park, formerly the gathering place of at least four Native American tribes, boasts two lakefront beaches and 1.5 miles of hiking trails through forests and wetlands. Look for great blue herons and bald eagles who nest in the area. The East Lake Sammamish Trail is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails, a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. Pull on your walking shoes and grab Fido’s leash for a memorable walk in nature. If you work up an appetite, stop by Potbelly Sandwiches for some soup, a sandwich, or a milk shake. The large patio is dog friendly.
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Coalfield
The Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park makes up the central part of Cougar Mountain, and offers over 3,100 acres to explore. There are four major trailheads within the park that are mapped and have directional signs at major intersections to keep you from getting lost. In addition, there are eight small trailheads that provide for on-street parking. Watch for one of the five waterfalls, or listen for babbling creeks within the park. Due to mining activities, you and your pup must stay on trails identified on maps of the region. For those who never want to day to end, the park is connected to the Squak Mountain State Park, which provides another 1,500 acres of adventure!
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Mirrormont
Tiger Mountain State Forest is a slice of nature heaven with wide uphill roads and trails. The view at the top of the mountain allows you to see far out into the Washington forests and mountain ranges. There’s a short trail for light walking that is beautiful and perfect if you’re not an avid hiker. Many of the trails include hills and may not be suitable for those who are a bit ‘deconditioned’. The well-signed trails make for a sniff-worthy leashed workout for pups who love the great outdoors. Some trails can become rocky with severe ledges, so be careful when deciding to proceed.
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