Dog Walkers in Monterey Park

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Monterey Park

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   Population Density 6,507/sq mi

   #1 Montebello Hills

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   If hiking is something both you and your furry pal like to do, then check out the Lario Trail in Montebello. This great trail is only three miles out of Monterey Park, and offers 17.3-miles with an asphalt and concrete suface. The trail will take you through Lost Angeles County and along the Los Angeles River. If you and Fido finish the trail, but are ready for more, it does connect to the San Gabriel River Trail, so you and your furry pal can extend your day of fun.
   
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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 4,460/sq mi

   #2 South El Monte

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   Seven miles out of Monterey Park is the San Gabriel River Trail in South El Monte. The trail is a whopping 38-miles long with a trail surface of asphalt and concrete for you and Fido to walk along. This trail is popular among bikers and walkers, but you will often see other pups along the way. While walking along the trail, you will get a beautiful view of the San Gabriel Mountains. You will also walk along the river, through neighborhoods, and even some industrial areas. For an even longer hiking experience, the trail connects to other trails, like the Bellflower Bike Trail, the Coyote Creek Bikeway, and the Lario Trail. 
   
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
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   Population Density 10,950/sq mi

   #3 Stoneman

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   Get a great bite to eat with Fido by your side in the Stoneman neighborhood of Alhambra, which is five minutes out of Monterey Park. Home to a few great restaurants, Fido will love that he gets to join you for a nice meal. Noodle World Alhambra offers great unique dishes that feature a noodle base. The Hat offers tasty sandwiches, burgers, and sides like wet fries with gravy. They are most known for their "world famous pastrami" sandwich which everyone says you need to try. If you're looking for some good comfort food, then look no further then Ono Hawaiian BBQ. They offer authenic Hawaiian BBQ that your dog will be dying to try. All of these great restaurants are dog friendly and welcome Fido on their outdoor patio.
   

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 11,950/sq mi

   #4 Hollydale

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   If Fido is in need of a little off-leash fun, take him over to the Hollydale Dog Park in South Gate. Only eleven miles out of Monterey Park, Fido will love being able to play with other dogs. The park is separated into a small and large dog park with a shaded area for dog parents to relax in. The park also has trash cans, water, and agility equipment for you dog. There is a mixture of grass and dirt, perfect for fetch or digging. Your dog will be exhausted on the car ride home from all the fun he had at this pawsome dog park.
   
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   Population Density 11,120/sq mi

   #5 Art District

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   The Arts District Dog Park is only eight miles out of Monterey Park in Los Angeles and a fantastic spot to let your pup run around. The park has two separate areas, one for energetic dogs and one for timid pups, plus they offer a pooper scooper, water fountains, trees for shade, and a fire hydrant. After a great day at the park, head over to the Angel City Brewery. This brewery specializes in craft beer and allows your pup to join you in every area of the brewery except the brewing area. Your dog needs to be kept on leash while at the brewery, and make sure to clean up after him.
   
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay