Dog Walkers in Corte Madera

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Corte Madera

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 2,033/sq mi

   #1 Belvedere Tiburon

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   If it’s idyllic views and scenic walks you and your wag-tailed wanderer are after, then Belvedere Tiburon really is the place to be. For a walk with an easy gradient, head to the Tiberon Linear Park, which has a converted railway line that's part of the Rails-to-Trails initiative. If you and your poochie pal fancy a more challenging hike, there’s The Hippie Tree, which is right up at the top of Tiburon -- follow the fire trail off Tiburon Boulevard. Or, there’s Blackie’s Pasture -- which was named after a monument to a much-loved horse -- which has stunning views and a 2-mile paved walk back into Downtown Tiburon. Belvedere Tiburon is just 6 miles from Corte Madera, so you and your pup will want to visit often!
   

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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 4,053/sq mi

   #2 Larkspur

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   Larkspur really is an area with a lot going for it, most pupticularly the trails -- there are just so many to chews from! One of the local favorites is the 4.-mile Baltimore Canyon–Dawn Falls loop. This stunning stroll takes you through a lush fern-covered valley and then upwards to a trail with breathtaking views over the SF Bay area. The Dawn Falls section of the trail, as the name would suggest, has some beautiful waterfalls perfect for a poochie paddle, but make sure you’re in feeling spritely, as there are some steep gradients on this part of the trail. The best part? Larkspur is just one mile from Corte Madera!
   

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3. Dog Parks 2

   Population Density 3,970/sq mi

   #3 Sausalito

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   The first place to go in this lovely Marin County suburb, located 6 miles from Corte Madera, has got to be the Sausalito Dog Park. This park really has it all for you and your four-legged buddy, whether they're a hefty hound or a piccolo pooch (there’s a separate area for big/small dogs). The park supplies tennis balls, doggy bowls, and a doggy drinking fountain. The dog park is 1.5 acres in size, so there's plenty of room to run. The surface here is wood-chip, which makes for easy cleaning maintenance, but can be a little tough on paws. The park provides waste bags and bins, and it’s right off the freeway. All in all, this park is just dogone grrrreat!
   

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4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 2,948/sq mi

   #4 Mill Valley

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   It seems the people of Marin County really know how to do dog parks, and the Mill Valley Dog Run is no exception. This is a howl of a place for you and your doggy dude/dudette. This huge, open-plan park commands stunning views of Mt Tamalpais and Richardson Bay. It's got a clean pond if your poochie pal is feeling aquatic. Water bowls are available here, and the park provides free doggie waste bag dispensers, or "Mutt Mitts". There's also free parking (and barking!) nearby, as well as plenty of benches for the two-legged ones to relax on. The only thing to be careful about here is that the park is not fully fenced in, so keep Fido within earshot. 

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5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 4,643/sq mi

   #5 North San Anselmo

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   The people of Marin County love their canine companions, and Red Hill Dog Park sure proves it. This park is a community run park, so all cleaning and maintenance is done by local volunteers who do a great job of keeping the park tidy. This 1-acre park is completely fenced and has double gates, so no need to worry about any renegade runners. The park provides all the things a dog could want in a park, and some great amenities for the humans. There are two water fountains designed for pups and their parents, as well as picnic tables and shade umbrellas for the humans. Water bowls and tennis balls are available for the doggies. This furrific dog park is just a little over 5 miles away from Corte Madera!
   

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