Mableton, GA

Dog walking in Mableton

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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.

Tiarra is fantastic! Great with our large, rowdy goldens!

Allie B.

Thank you Aisha! Your attentiveness to chai and his sniffs are really appreciated

Damaris E.

Great communication. Very sweet with the pets

Valeria F.

Always fantastic and so reliable!

Hannah W.

Very communicative!!!

Kati E.

Thank you for taking Chief on a walk again and throwing the ball with him! We appreciate the updates, live video and photo! We re about to be home and will check out the wrapper if he happened to get into anything. Thanks again and have a great rest of your day!

Megan I.

Gage was fantastic with my kiddos. THANK YOU for coming through for us.

Alexus B.

Amazing as Always!

Jazzi B.

So nice! Will request again!

Lucille G.

She took very good care of our pup and was great with communication. Will book again. Thank you for your help!! Greatly appreciated.

Jazzi B.

Why book dog walker in Mableton

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

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in Mableton

Northern Mableton

The Silver Comet Trail is a paved converted railway that is now the area's most pawpular hiking and cycling route. Open to leashed dogs and horses but closed to motorized vehicles, the trail can be so quiet that you forget you’re in the middle of a metro area of 4 million people. There’s a trail access point on Floyd Rd. in Mableton, at the trail's 4.2-mile marker. For a quick 8-mile round trip, head towards the eastern trailhead in Smyrna. But if you really want to get out of town, just walk west. The 61-mile Silver Bullet Trail intersects with the 33-mile Chief Ladiga Trail at the Alabama state line, so you can walk your way to Anniston, AL if Spot is up to the challenge.

Sweetwater Creek State Park

Sweetwater Creek State Park in Lithia Springs is just over 8 miles from Mableton — practically your backyard — but that’s just the beginning of your adventure. Sweetwater Creek is part of the Tails on Trails Club of the Georgia State Parks system. Pick up your puppy passport at the ranger station, and hike either the 2-mile Red Trail or the 5-mile loop White Trail, both of which lead to the ruins of a historic mill. If you and your furry friend collect ranger stamps at seven participating state parks for completing some of the state’s most scenic hikes, you’ll receive a free t-shirt and Spot will get a matching bandana. Don’t rush off to the next stop, though: at over 2,500 acres with a 200-acre lake, Sweetwater Creek has plenty more fun to sniff out.

Washington Park

For an urban adventure on foot, make a beeline to the Atlanta BeltLine, the mixed-use trail network that encircles the city for several miles. More than a trail, the BeltLine is also a string of parks, green space, shopping, food vendors, and art galleries built along converted railway tracks. A major investment for Atlanta government, business, and conservation groups, the BeltLine is a source of major civic pride. The Westside trailhead in Washington Park is just 12 miles from Mableton, and with so much to see and taste — and so many neighbors to meet and sniff — your pack could come back every weekend.

Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield

16 miles from Mableton, the Kennesaw National Battlefield Historic Site is both beautiful and nerdily fascinating. There are 18 miles of interpretive trails. You’ll learn about the local flora and fauna, and, of course, the 1864 Civil War battle where General Sherman faced off with Confederate Forces on his march to Atlanta. (It was a setback for the Union, but if you’ve seen Gone With the Wind, you know how things worked out.) You can also hike up Kennesaw Mountain, a right-of-passage for every weekend hiker in the area. Pets must stay on-leash, and remember that it gets hot in Georgia; water is not available on the trails, so be sure you bring plenty for you and your fur family.

Midtown

The (hopefully) half-hour ride to Piedmont Dog Park is an absolute must for any suburban dog. The park has three fenced acres for off-leash play with separate small- and large-dog enclosures, plus human bathrooms and benches, and even weekend concessions with doggy pupsicles for hot summer days. All of this is set in the beautiful landscape of Olmstead-designed Piedmont Park, 189 acres of winding paths and rolling lawns for your on-leash exploration. With 10 dog-friendly restaurants with outdoor seating within three blocks of the park, you can spend a whole day in one of Atlanta’s most pup-friendly neighborhoods. If you want to learn more about its rich history, you can even bring Spot along on the Atlanta Historical Society’s walking tours.