Dog Walkers in Pescadero

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Pescadero

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   Population Density 90/sq mi

   #1 Pescadero

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   The Butano State Park is a pawsome park to take Fido to for some hiking  adventures. The park has 40-miles of hiking trails that go throughout its 4,000-acres. With a mixture of canyons and uplands, your pup will love journeying through this state park with you. The park also offers campsites, restrooms, and drinking water for those wanting to spend a few nights in the area. While hiking, enjoy the beautiful views of the redwoods that grow in California, as well as the natural wildlife. Make sure to keep your pup on a leash the whole time you're visiting, as there is wildlife in this area.
   
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2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 331/sq mi

   #2 Portola State Park Rd

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   The Portola Redwoods State Park offers 2,800-acres of park fun for you and your pup to enjoy. The park has 18-miles of trails, plus creeks, a waterfall, and campgrounds. While at the park, your pup needs to stay on leash, and note that dogs are not allowed in certain areas of the park, so pay attention to signage. The Portola Redwoods State Park is filled with beautiful redwoods and awsome natural wildlife that you and your pup can enjoy together. Although there is a creek, make sure to bring water for your pup. Your dog will love getting away from the busy city and hanging out at this park.
   
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3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 73/sq mi

   #3 North Coast

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   The Davenport Beach is a great area to let Fido run in the sand and get a little sun. The beach welcomes Fido to have a great afternoon if he stays on leash while visiting. If your pup loves swimming, make sure to keep an eye on him since the area is known to have a strong undertow. Don't forget your water and clean-up bags as well. After a fun day out make sure to stop into Whale City Bar and Grill to get your grub on. This eatery offers fresh breakfast and lunch options. Their outdoor patios welcomes your pup and gives you a beautiful view of the ocean. Only twenty-four miles out of Pescadero in Davenport, your pup will love exploring this beach with you.
   
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4. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 635/sq mi

   #4 Tunitas

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   Located only twelve miles out of Pescadero in Lobitos, your pup won't mind the small car ride to the Tunitas Creek Open Space Preserve, a great spot to hike alongside your furry pal. This 4,471-acre preserve offers 21-miles of hiking trails to explore. The most popular trail is the Redwood Trail, which is wheelchair accessible. Your dog needs to stay on leash while visiting, especially since there is wildlife like bobcats and mountain lions that call this area home. Make sure to bring plenty of water with you while you are exploring. 
   
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   Population Density 201/sq mi

   #5 Arleta Park

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   Only eighteen miles out of Pescadero in Half Moon Bay, your dog will love the pawsome Half Moon Bay Coastal Trail, a 4.7-mile trail that offers an asphalt ground covering for you and Fido to walk along. This trail runs along the Pacific Coast and offers a gorgeous view of the ocean while you hike. The trail gives you access to plenty of beaches, just make sure they are dog friendly before bringing Fido out on one. There is no shade offered on the trail, so make sure to bring plenty of water with you so Fido can stay cool. 
   
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