Edwards, CO

Dog walking in Edwards

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Why book dog walker in Edwards

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 Edwards, 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. Edwards, CO has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Edwards

Miller's and Main

Miller's and Main is a popular neighborhood, thanks to its location in the central part of downtown. Despite the busy area, it still hosts one of the most popular parks in town, Freedom Park. The gorgeous area is surrounded by the scenery of the mountainous ridges and rolling green hills, with vibrant grass and open fields in the park. Dogs are welcome off-leash at the park, although only a part of the park is fenced-in. The fenced-in area is a separate dog park, allowing dogs to run around safely and enjoy additional amenities like water fountains, clean-up stations, free tennis balls, and benches.

Homestead

The neighborhood of Homestead is small and provides much of the suburban residential area around downtown. A favorite spot for dog-walkers is the Edwards Park Off-Leash Dog Area, a park that has a large area that allows dogs to run around off-leash. The park is not completely fenced-in but has a grassy field and dog-friendly lake for pups to take a swim in or go fishing with their owners. There are clean-up stations, dog-sized water fountains, and picnic benches at this park. Afterward, head over with Fido to the Marble Slab Creamery, a delicious ice cream and shake shop with dog-friendly outdoor seating and vanilla options for Fido.

Carterville

Carterville is a large neighborhood, taking up the entire southern part of the city. The area has a small park known as Lower Homestead Park, which provides a developed area for dog-walkers, exercising pups and humans. The park is mostly open, with plenty of places to run around and play, or take a nice walk along the dirt trail that extends out of the park. In the southern part of the neighborhood is the entrance to the Squaw Creek Trail, a 2.99-mile dirt trail that follows the creek and along Elk River. Dogs must remain on a leash in both areas, and you'll need to remember to bring water and clean-up bags.

Vail Town Center

Fourteen miles east from Edwards in the city of Vail is the neighborhood of Vail Town Center. This bustling neighborhood provides visitors and residents with the Bighorn Park Off-Leash Dog Park, a large open space that takes up over 8 acres of rolling green fields and a small pond for fishing and swimming. The area is for off-leash pups, although it is not fenced-in. Despite this, other amenities like clean-up stations, water fountains, trash bins, and benches are still available. The neighborhood also provides Stephens Park, a forested space with access to the river. Best of all, the park allows dogs to roam around off-leash. With natural views, gorgeous scenery and amenities like benches, clean-up stations, and picnic areas, its no wonder Fido will be howling to come back.

Route 6/ Village Rd

The Route 6 and Village Road neighborhood is in the ski resort town of Beaver Creek, just 6 miles from Edwards. The area isn't only popular among skiers, but dog-lovers too thanks to the Creekside Park. The park sits between the fork of Beaver Creek, providing access to fishing and swimming spots. The park itself is a large open area, with vibrant grass and tall trees surrounding it. There are water fountains and benches here for leashed pups. McCoy Park is also in this neighborhood, although undeveloped, the land is great thanks to the dirt trails that have been formed over the years, providing visitors up to 5 miles of nature paths to use.