Dog walking in Martinsville
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- Martinsville, IN
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Best dog walkers in Martinsville
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Why book a dog walker in Martinsville?
Top-rated dog walkers in Martinsville, IN are standing by to take your dog on walk around your neighborhood. Browse Caregiver profiles to find dog walkers that are experienced with your pet's specific needs, or let the Wag! platform match you with a highly rated dog walker that's local to your Martinsville, IN neighborhood. You can even ask your dog walker to feed your pup a meal after their walk! Simply download the Wag! app to get started with your Pet Parent profile.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Martinsville
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Downtown Martinsville
A day in Martinsville should start in City Park, a 40-acre playground for your pups on the northeastern edge of downtown. With a walking trail through the rolling terrain, plus athletic facilities and picnic shelters, there’s plenty to see and sniff. The restroom facilities and water fountain will make sure you’re comfortable, but bring a bowl for your pup’s water, especially on hot days. The adjacent residential streets are also worth exploring. If you head east into the Wolff neighborhood, traffic is light and walking is safe among the affluent homes despite a lack of sidewalks; stay on Grassyfork Lane to make a loop around the pond. If you head west, you'll arrive in the downtown historic districts in about 10 blocks.
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Morgan-Monroe State Forest
Morgan-Monroe State Forest is 24,000 acres of wilderness on the southern edge of Martinsville. The forest is dotted with camping areas and crisscrossed with trails; you’ll never have to take the same hike twice. Mason Ridge is a fangtastic starting point. Catch the Three Lakes Trail from Cherry Lake or the Mason Ridge Camping Area and follow it south. Unless your pups are easily spooked, take the side path to historic Stepp Cemetery. The trail forms a 10-mile loop, but a shorter round-trip follows Forest Road east to the Mason Ridge Trail for the return to home base. The Low Gap Trail offers another 10-mile loop through the forest, but if you’d rather work your brain than your legs, try the 0.6-mile Tree Identification Trail at the Scout Ridge Nature Preserve.
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South Griffy
The nearest off-leash dog park is Ferguson Dog Park in NE Bloomington, 18 miles from home and part of the Griffy Lake Nature Preserve. With 19 acres, three large fenced areas, agility equipment, toys, a waste station, dog-height water fountains, and even kiddie pools and sprinklers for summer, it’s amazing that Ferguson Dog Park is free and open to the public. There’s almost always some furry friends to sniff out, but note that the park is closed for maintenance on Tuesday mornings. You can continue your workout on-leash by following the Cascades Park Trail south to the Lower Cascades Park, about a mile away, and take a tour of the ballfields, picnic areas, and playground before returning up the trail. (You might also want to use the restrooms at Lower Cascades, as Ferguson Dog Park has only a portable toilet.)
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Downtown Bloomington
Bloomington is a college town heavy on bars and breweries, and a pet-friendly pub crawl seems like a great excuse to explore downtown. Upland Brewing Company on 11th Avenue welcomes dogs on their patio, and the friendly staff is happy to bring water for your buddy. A few blocks away on North Walnut, your dog can join you in the tap room at Switchyard Brewing Company throughout the week except Thurs-Sat 7 pm to close. Then, it’s east to The Tap Brewery on N College Avenue, where we suspect your pup will want to split a Supreme Carnivore Pizza. By this point, you'll need to walk off the indulgence. Fortunately, the B-Line Trail is just a block away. This paved and well-lit walking trail extends for over 3 miles, running southeast from Adams Street.
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Brown County State Park
There are two main reasons to visit Nashville and neither is country music. Nashville, Indiana is the gateway to the 16,000-acre Brown County State Park, known as the “Little Smokies” for its stunning mountain views. The park has 12 hiking trails of varying lengths and difficulties, from the flat, paved Friends Trail to the rugged 3-mile Taylor Ridge Trail. To learn as you go, download an audio tour of the historic Abe Mountain Lodge area from the park’s webpage (under “Activities”) and get your buddies a workout while soaking up the local lore. What's the second reason to visit Nashville, you ask? Just north of the park is Bone Appetite Bakery, a custom treat shop with wholesome and delicious doggy delights you can order from the friendly baker herself.
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