Dog walking in Crystal Falls
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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 Crystal Falls, MI 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. Crystal Falls, MI has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

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Western Location
Looking for a place to picnic with your pooch? Why not check out Runkle Lake Park? Situated on the edge of the city in Western Location, Runkle Lake Park might not have the longest walking trail, but it’s a lovely spot for a leashed stroll nonetheless. Your pooch is allowed on the beach, too, but unfortunately, they won’t be allowed in the water. You two can still gaze out over the lake, though, and join the families picnicking on the sand. Since Crystal Falls is widely held to be home to the best smoked bratwurst in the state, consider picking up a sandwich for take-out from the furrific Curious Pig on the way.36

Bewabic State Park
At 315 acres, Bewabic State Park might not be the largest in the area, but since it sits right on the eastern edge of Crystal Falls, you two would be barking mad not to go! The park is part wilderness and part well-maintained green space -- a two-mile nature trail brings you through wooded wonderland to the wide and serene Fortune Lake, but at the other end of the park, you’ll find manicured lawns, fire pits, and even a tennis court. Non-furry family members might also appreciate the playground. Don’t forget to bring waste bags and water!
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Superior Ave/Wagner St
Crystal Fall’s Paint River Boardwalk is a pawfect place for you and your pooch to stretch all six of your legs! Beginning at the town’s Lincoln Park, the boardwalk runs along the river, past wildflowers on one side and water lilies on the other, and there are two separate fishing piers along the route. The riverwalk has also become something of a focal point for the town’s social and cultural events -- on any given day, you might pass a local band giving a free concert, or newlyweds taking advantage of the scenery for wedding photographs. Careful, though -- there’s no barrier between the boardwalk and the river, so keep away from the edge!12

Downtown Iron River
If you and your doggo are looking for a longer walk, why not head up to Iron River and hike a stretch of the State Line Trail? At 107 miles, this converted railway line is Michigan’s longest hiking trail, but that’s not its only distinction -- due to the rusted iron ore in the area, the trail surface is a striking, dusky red color, and the river views along the way are breathtaking. While you’re in Iron River, consider stopping in at Scott’s Subs and Pizza! This pawesome pizza place does a mean thin crust, and they cater to canines outside.
Keyes Lake
You’ll need to cross the state line into Wisconsin to get to somewhere your buddy can lose the leash, but make no bones about it, a trip to Florence Bark Park is sure to leave them one happy hound! Located right next to the Florence Visitor’s Center on Forestry Drive, there’s enough room in this one-acre park for even the most rambunctious of furballs to blow off a little steam. Bags and water are provided, so just bring your pup and prepare to play! You’ll also find a one-mile trail through the woods right outside the dog run, as well as a swingset for two-legged members of the family.











