Idaho Springs, CO

Dog walking in Idaho Springs

Book on-demand and scheduled walks with local dog walkers. Choose between a 20, 30, or 60-minute walk for your pup.

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Why book dog walker in Idaho Springs

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

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Idaho Springs

Berthoud Falls

Go on an awesome hike with your furry pal along the Stanley Mountain Trail. With a distance of 7.4-miles and an elevation gain of 1,788-feet, you and your dog will be feeling the burn on this hike. The trail will take you through the beautiful Arapaho National Forest which is located in the Rocky Mountains and along the Colorado Eastern Plains. The forest is known for their rivers and forested areas, making it a great hike for the two of you. Don't forget your water, and make sure to dress appropriately since it can be cold and snowing on the hike.

Colorado Mines

Take your pup out on the Colorado Mines Peak Trail if you're looking for a smaller hike to do with your pup. The hike is 3.8-miles long with a 1,138-foot elevation gain, in an out and back route. While hiking, your dog needs to be kept on leash, and you may want to consider using snowshoes on the hike since it is often covered in snow. When you and Fido reach the peak, you be rewarded with a great view of the Berthoud Pass and the valley below. Make sure to bring plenty of water on the hike with you.

Miner Street

If you and your pup are hanging around Idaho Springs and get hungry, don't hesitate to stop at the plethora of dog friendly restaurants. Beau Jo's is a casual pizza joint with a variety of delicious food to choose from. They offer starters, salads, and pizza. Mtn Prime Fine Food and Spirit is a modern steakhouse that use local and fresh ingredients for their food. They have a huge menu that offers everything from crab cakes to pastas. Westbound and Down Brew serves American and European favorites including burgers, wings, and seafood options. All of these delicious restaurants have dog friendly patios and welcome your furry friend to join you.

Riverside Drive/ 23rd Ave

The Courtney-Ryley-Cooper Park is a great park to take your pup to if he needs a good walk, but isn't the hiking type. The park sits along a creek, but is fenced in to help keep your dog safe. There is a playground, benches, swings and picnic tables that the two of you can use. The park doesn't offer much grass, and there is a small walking path along the park that you and your pup can use for a good walk together. Make sure to bring plenty of water with you since the park does not offer a lot of shade.

Herman Gulch

The Herman Gulch Trail is a great trail to explore with your pup. With a 6.3-mile distance and a 1,755-foot elevation gain, your dog will love exploring this area with you. The trail will take you through the Arapaho National Forest and give you an amazing view of the forest and trees that surround you. The trail can be a little rocky and covered in snow, so make sure you and your pup are well equipped for the hike. The hike is popular with cross-country skiers, so keep an eye on your pup while you are out.