Timnath, CO

Dog walking in Timnath

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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.

Thanks!! I wasn t sure how cold it was otherwise I was going to extend longer. He s a wimp in the cold. Thanks for always taking great care of him!!

Tarik A.

John is great with our pups and very communicative!

Eli E.

Thank you so much!!

katherine C.

John was great! Prompt and took good care of the dogs.

Eli E.

Alexia was amazing and so responsive to what our dogs needed! She makes me feel at ease knowing they will be cared for while I m gone. Highly recommend Alexia to anyone!

Eli E.

August is amazing !!! Will book her every time!

katherine C.

August is fabulous! Thank you!

katherine C.

August showered my pup with so much love! Thank you!!

katherine C.

Thank you!!

Cody D.

Awesome!!

Cody D.

Why book dog walker in Timnath

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

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Timnath

Downtown Timnath

The downtown commercial district of Timnath is a blend of old and new, with older structures dating to Timnath’s 19th century farm-town history mixed with tasteful new businesses. Sidewalks begin at Timnath Elementary School on the north end of town and continue south to Harmony Road. Head a block west on Harmony and a few yards north on Weitzel to reach Gateway Park. Also called Weitzel Park, Gateway is an open green space tucked behind Main Street with room for a quick frolic or game of fetch. It’s also your best access point to the extensive paved running trail between the pond and the Cache la Poudre River, a smooth and scenic way to boost your fur family's fitness.

West Timnath

Just west of Downtown Timnath across I-25, the Arapaho Bend Natural Area is a peaceful preserve for flora and fauna, including 80 species of birds for your buddy to bark about. Though you'll share the space with fishermen and equestrians, Arapaho Bend welcomes on-leash dogs throughout its lakeside paths and picnic spots. There are four miles of hiking trails that lead you and your buddy around ponds and the Rigden Reservoir to the ruins of the Strauss Cabin, one of the oldest log cabin settlements in the area. Arapaho Bend is one of 33 designated city natural areas in the Fort Collins metro area that welcome on-leash pups. Get a full map and guide to the Fort Collins Nature Areas on the city’s website.

Arrowhead

Between Timnath and its northern neighbor Arrowhead is a string of Fort Mill public nature preserves, several of which are directly adjacent to one another. Closest to home — and offering 2 miles of dog-friendly hiking trails — the well-named Running Deer is a place for Spot to spot both the white-tail and mule varieties. One of Running Deer’s trails leads into nearby Cottonwood Hollow Natural Area, featuring 39 ponds for your pup’s splashing pleasure. Directly next door, the Prospect Ponds Natural Area features the Poudre River Trail along its western edge. Closer to Arrowhead, you’ll find three miles of trails at Riverbend Ponds and a mile at Kingfisher that wind among the waterways in these pawpular bird-watching spots.

Observatory Village

The Observatory Village subdivision, 3 miles south of Timnath, is next to one of Fort Collins' best doggy hotspots: the off-leash dog park at Twin Silo Park. Twin Silo is one of four free public dog parks in the metro area, and the closest to Timnath. Though just an acre, it features two fenced areas and a watering station. The park also has on-leash trails through a garden, orchard, and playgrounds. When you're ready for a change of scenery, venture east into the affluent streets of Observatory Village. Good sidewalks make it safe to walk, and community squares dot the neighborhood: the largest is lovely Observatory Village Park, a popular wedding venue.

Southridge Greens

At almost 100 acres, Fossil Creek Park on Lemay Avenue in Fort Collins is 7 miles from Timnath. There's plenty of fun for your pups to sniff out, including walking paths that lead around a small lake where you buddy might spot herons or pelicans, and to the top of a small hill for furrific views. The public off-leash dog park is the main attraction; while water and waste bags are available, the bags often run out on busy weekends. Since the park is nestled between subdivisions, it's easy to extend your walk on foot among the affluent homes and manicured lawns. For a more challenging hike, though, catch the Power Trail on the eastern side of Southridge Greens subdivision.