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Why book a dog walker in Steamboat Springs?
Your pup wants to see the Steamboat Springs, CO sights just as much as you do, whether they're taking a quick spin around the block or frolicking in their favorite nearby park. Dog walkers on the Wag! platform are experienced with dogs of all shapes and sizes, ensuring your dog is safe and happy as they explore Steamboat Springs, CO. You can work, play, or run errands knowing you don't have to worry about pet care while you're out.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Steamboat Springs
48
Mount Harris/Battle Creek
Mad Creek is a paw-pular, moderately-hard trail for hikers
and their canine companions. The stunning view of the Rockies is your reward
for conquering the hike’s initial ascent of almost a mile. For more adventurous
people and hardy dogs who love a challenge, Mad Creek accesses the much harder 13-mile
Red Dirt Trail during the ascent, but be sure to pack enough water before
beginning either hike, as there is none available. Otherwise, hikers and their
fluffy friends will be treated to a woof-derful view, a historic barn just
right for a selfie with your favorite pup before taking the connecting bridge
back to the Trailhead. There are a few nice stops along the trail perfect for a
snack, but no doggy stations, so bring your own bags for the hike.
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Steamboat Springs City Center
Pups and people love the
pawsome seven-mile Yampa River Core Trail. It passes all the way through the
city as it follows and crosses the Yampa River. Along the way, you'll
find picnic spots, benches and scenic overlooks. Parking and trail access are
simple from the nearby Little Toots Park on 12th Street. The mostly flat and
concrete trail provides access to the downtown area, and also links to a few
city parks along the way. It’s easy to find water for your fluffy friend at the
stopping points, but pack along some doggy bags as the stations aren’t quite as
regular. Beau Jo's Pizza is a casual Italian restaurant where your pup can join
you for a quick snack at one of the six pet-friendly outdoor tables while you
rest and recharge before finishing your hike. Scratch is another reasonably-priced
place that welcomes pups at outdoor tables in the downtown area while their
companions grab a bite to eat.
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Route 40/Anglers Road
The first dog park in the area was the Rita
Valentine Dog Park, which is accessible from Highway 40 and Anglers Drive
intersection. It’s not a traditional fenced-in area with small/large zones.
Instead, this dog park is a large grassy open field with plenty of room to
roam, play, throw Frisbees, and see nature up close. The backdrop is stunning,
and there are a few trails for pups and pals to explore together. There is a dog-level
water fountain, benches, shade, and dog waste stations in the designated off-leash
area. After a fun day running around the Rocky Mountains, head over to the
Backcountry Delicatessen, a dog-friendly place where you and your puppy pal can
grab a breakfast sandwich to enjoy on the patio while relaxing and
taking in the stunning views.
12
Elk River Road/County Road 44
You won’t have to leave Fido alone when you venture out for
breakfast at Lil House Country Biscuits and Coffee. You’ll find warm, flaky
biscuits and a steaming selection of coffee to warm you up on cold mornings as
you sit outside and soak up the high-altitude sunshine. Moe’s Original BBQ also
welcomes fur-iendly visitors at the popular southern barbeque restaurant.
Doggos are welcome to dine with their human companions at the five dog-friendly
tables outside. Yet another paw-friendly place is Storm Peak Brewing Company. You’ll
find doggos and their people making new friends on the relaxing patio. If you
find you need pet supplies, pop into Elk River Pet and Ranch for doggy bags,
travel water bowls, and a large selection of pet food.
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Route 40/Catamount Drive
Whistler Park gives pooches room to roam with three
designated off-leash activity areas. The north portion is off-leash year round,
but there are restrictions during elk winter season that require leashes in the
south section to keep all four-legged creatures safe. Each off-leash area is clearly
signed at entry/exit points with a map outlining the area and any restrictions
in effect. Off-leash trail sections are available for a pawsome hike, but you
and Fido must stay on the trail and within sight of one-another. After a fun
day roaming through the forest, stop by Paws and Claws-All Things Pet for a
treat. The family-owned small business has a great
selection of top dog food brands, supplies, accessories, and treats to
celebrate a fun day outside.
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