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To book a walk for your dog in Orange, CT, choose between a 20-minute, 30-minute or 60-minute walk for your pup. Then, let the Wag! platform match you with a top-rated dog walker near you. Or, you can browse Caregiver profiles to find the best dog walker for you and your pup's preferences. You can even save the Caregivers your dog liked best so you can easily book them again! When you're away or unable to walk your dog, let a Orange, CT dog walker do it for you.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Orange
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Derby Tpke / Racebrook Rd
One of the town's largest open space sites, the Racebrook Tract covers 230 acres in Orange and 181 acres in neighboring Woodbridge. Here, you and your pup can explore a variety of habitats that several species of birds, reptiles, and amphibians call home, including forests, wetlands, meadows, stream belts, and brush. Four blazed trails stretching a total of 3.61 miles travel over fairly level land and make for an easy hike. You and Fido can find more trails at the Wepawaug Conservation Area and Kowal Nature Preserve, where the effortless hike through hemlock forests and along the Wepawaug River provides views of vernal pools and historic sites.
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Town Center
Conveniently located in the town center, the Paul Ode Nature Trail offers an easy, scenic hike through the woods behind the High Plains Community Center. Along the way, you and your pooch will encounter mixed hardwood, hemlock, and sycamore trees, as well as catch views of the Indian River. There is also a picnic area, but in case you forgot to pack food, a few nearby dog-friendly eateries will save the day. One of the places where you can refuel your tummy is Starbucks. Share an outdoor table with Fido, and don't forget to get a Puppuccino for him, too!
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Ridge Rd / Clark Ln
Named after Orange public servant Fred Wolfe, the Fred Wolfe Park is a former farm that was left unmaintained for several years. Today, it houses four soccer fields used by local leagues, as well as a nature trail that you can explore with your best friend. Starting at the edge of the parking lot, the trail will take you and Fido through immature growth and mixed hardwoods, along the perimeter of a cultivated field, and around the soccer fields. The entire trail stretches about half a mile and welcomes leashed pups. As always, bring doggie waste bags and clean up after Fido.
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Grassy Hill Rd / Derby Ave
For pawsome views of South Central Connecticut without having to go through a grueling climb, head to the Housatonic Overlook and Tucker's Ridge. From here, you and your pup will be able to see not just the Housatonic River, but also Shelton to the west and Two Mile Island and Derby to the north. Just follow the easy trails through wetlands and forests blooming with mountain laurel, Connecticut's state flower. If you visit during the winter, you'll also get to spot some bald eagles gliding over the river or sitting in the surrounding trees. Hiking at the Housatonic Overlook and Tucker's Ridge is available throughout the year, and Fido is welcome to join you as long as he stays leashed.
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Wheelers Farms Rd / Wolf Harbor Rd
Let Fido enjoy some off-leash time at the Eisenhower Dog Park in nearby Milford! This fenced-in area is a great spot for your pooch to meet other doggos and make new friends. Locals say that some parts of the fencing needs repair, so keep an eye on your pup to make sure he doesn't sneak out. Bring your own water as well, as H2O isn't provided. Outside the off-leash area, there is an extensive trail network that spans the 200-acre Eisenhower Park. Go for a leashed walk around the woods, wetlands, fields, recreational areas, and along the Wepawaug River, which flows through the entire length of the park.
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