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Need a dog walker in a pinch? Vetted Pet Caregivers in the Toccoa, GA area are just a few taps away when you use the Wag! app to book a walk for your dog. Once you've found the "pawfect" dog walker near you, you can save your dog walker as a preferred Caregiver for easy booking the next time you need them. Toccoa, GA dog walkers are background checked by Wag! and rated by other local Pet Parents so you don't have to worry about your dog while you're out.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Toccoa
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Toccoa Falls
The campus of Toccoa Falls College, a small private institution known for its seminary, is inside Toccoa city limits but set apart from downtown. For a small admission fee that helps support upkeep, you and your on-leash buddy can explore the campus and a short hiking trail to the city's main attraction: the stunning 186-foot Toccoa Falls. This sheer-drop waterfall is higher even than Niagra, and the trail to reach it is wheelchair and stroller accessible. The area has a sad history, though. In 1977, the dam above the falls broke during the night, drowning 39 students, staff, and family members on the campus below in the early morning of November 6. In spite of that somber past, visitors throng to enjoy the spectacular beauty of the falls, and Spot will love it, too.
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Camp Toccoa / Currahee Mountain
As fans of the book or HBO miniseries Band of Brothers already know, Camp Toccoa at Currahee Mountain just outside of town was an important training site in the buildup to the D-Day invasion. Take your pup along for a walk through time as you visit the location of these crucial events. The three-mile up, three-mile back journey up Currahee Mountain was a standard training exercise for the parachute infantrymen who trained there, also depicted in Saving Private Ryan and Dirty Dozen. That trek is now the Col. Robert F. Sink Trail. The trail marker was contributed by Tom Hanks, but don't expect any celebrity sightings: this remote location off a dirt road is best reached with good directions (available on the Toccoa city website). Nearby is the Camp Toccoa Military Monument on the site of the old camp.
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Tallulah Falls
Let's hope Spot isn't afraid of heights. Tallulah Gorge State Park is only 18 miles from Taccoa, and it offers hiking around the rim of this 2-mile long, 1,000-foot deep canyon, one of the most dramatic in the eastern US. The rim trail includes postcard-worthy views of Bridal Veil Falls, Oceana Falls, and Cascade Falls. Note that dogs aren't allowed Sliding Rock Trail, gorge floor, or Hurricane Falls bridge staircase, and that's for their own protection on this steep terrain. That's okay: pups are welcome on the other spectacular trails near Tallulah Falls, though. The Panther Creek Falls Trail is an 11-mile moderately difficult trail, and a 7-mile roundtrip from the parking area near unincorporated Turnerville takes you to another beautiful waterfall.
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Lavonia-Tugaloo
Tugaloo State Park has a funny name, but the 4 miles of hiking trails are serious business. A water-dog's dream, the park is a 400 acres peninsula extending out into the 55,000-acre Lake Hartwell. So, even though the trail network extends into every corner of the park, there's always a view of the water. Dog-friendly waterfront camping is available, too. The nearby town of Lavonia has some amenities if you get tired of ruff-ing it. J. Peters Grill in the old-fashioned downtown shopping district gives you an excuse to window shop for a while. If you're not ready to leave the lakeside, though, try Catfish Johnny's at Harbor Light Marina for a dog-friendly outdoor table with a Hartwell view.
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Downtown Cornelia
While it's a drag that the closest off-leash dog park is 17 miles from Toccoa, it's fantastic that the park is located in adorable Cornelia. This fenced dog run on the western edge of Cornelia City Park is free to the public, great for relaxing while your buddy frisks with his new doggy friends. Join in the exercise back on leash on the one-mile roundtrip paved walking trail. When you're parked out, head a few blocks southwest to Main Street for a stroll through the historic downtown commercial district. Make sure you stop by the railroad depot to sniff out the gigantic apple statue gifted to the town by the Southern Railway in 1925 to honor its apple-producing heritage. Let's be honest, how many 5,200-pound steel apples are you really going to see in your life?
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