Castle Pines, CO

Dog walking in Castle Pines

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Unable to take your dog on a walk today? Dog walkers through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog walker has passed an enhanced background check. Get photos and updates on where your dog poops and pees while you follow along via GPS in the app.

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Evgueni M.

He was gentle and showed up with short notice.

Lynne W.

Another great walk. Princess loves Sophia. I would highly recommend Sophia to any pet parent. She is patient, attentive, and basically a happy caring person. Will definitely do more walks/drop in with her.

Lisa A.

Brooke did a great job walking Bailey and loving on our dog and cat. She was clear and communicative, and showed extra care for our girls.

Ellen M.

Princess loved Sophia!! Great walker. She was very sweet and professional. I would highly recommend her.

Lisa A.

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Evgueni M.

so nice and communicative! my dog already made a mess in the home and she cleaned it up for us and we appreciate it so much!

Kassandra P.

Thanks so much!

Shay J.

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Evgueni M.

Thank you and Merry Christmas

Evgueni M.

Why book dog walker in Castle Pines

Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Castle Pines, CO dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Castle Pines, CO has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Castle Pines

Castle Pines Pkwy

If you and your pup are looking for a pawsome place to walk together, look no further than the Castle Pines Parkway neighborhood! This area’s Elk Ridge Park has a furrific paved path that makes several loops around this 12-acre park, each varying in size. There’s tons of open grass where you and your pup can play, plus trees and covered picnic tables where you two can relax in the shade after your jaunt. Elk Ridge Park is a great place for kids, too, with a playground, a climbing wall and fun interpretive learning opportunities. This neighborhood is also home to the five-acre Retreat Park, where you’ll find a walking path, playfields, a playground and picnic areas.

North Castle Rock

Whether you and your pooch love to hit the trail together, or roam free in an off-leash area, you’ll find both in the North Castle Rock neighborhood! In Castle Rock about three miles from Castle Pines, you and your pup will love visiting this neighborhood’s Glendale Farm Open Space and Trail. The natural area’s Glendale Farm Open Space Dog Park is a 17-acre fully fenced-in fun zone for your furry friend! There is a pawsome agility course, tons of grass and open space to play, and seating where humans can admire the Rocky Mountain views while their dogs socialize. Outside the dog park, you’ll find the scenic 1.6-mile Glendale Farm Trail, where leashed pups are welcome!

South Lone Tree

Check out a large and furrific park in the South Lone Tree neighborhood! About five miles from Castle Pines in Lone Tree, this area’s Prairie Sky Park is a woofderful spot to take your leashed dog. You and Fido can stretch your legs on the paved walking path or meander through the large stretches of grass. This pupperific park has a picnic shelter, a playground and a basketball court, too. If you and your pooch are looking for a longer walk, there’s a stretch of the City of Lone Tree Trail System that winds its way through this neighborhood, just a few blocks away.

Meadows, Sun Catcher

Pawsome fun is what you’ll find in Castle Rock’s Meadows, Sun Catcher neighborhood, about six miles from Castle Pines! This neighborhood’s Butterfield Park is a pawsitively puptastic community park with tons of trees and shade, lots of open lawn space, two playgrounds, restrooms, picnic facilities and much more. You and your leashed pup will especially love walking on the park’s paved walking path that makes a huge loop around the perimeter. Just south of Butterfield Park, you and Fido will love taking a stroll on this neighborhood’s stretch of the 3.2-mile Native Legend Trail. The stunning views, interpretive learning signs and scenic overlooks make this a woofderful spot for a walk!

Monte Vista Estates

Get ready for some off-leash fun in Castle Rock’s Monte Vista Estates neighborhood, about eight miles from Castle Pines! If your pup loves a trip to the dog park, this neighborhood’s Wiggly Field Dog Park will have their tail wagging pronto! This fully enclosed off-leash area has a pawsome agility course where your pup can jump, weave and try out their skills on a ramp! There’s also benches where humans can socialize while their pups do the same. There are cleanup stations, but you’ll want to bring plenty of water for your thirsty pooch. Just outside of the park, you and your dog can take a nice long, leashed walk on the paved 3.2-mile Native Legend Trail that wanders through the neighborhood and to the nearby Paintbrush Park. This neighborhood is also home to Bison Park.