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Best dog walkers in Big Sky
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Get matched
A top-rated local Caregiver will match with you; or you can choose to browse Caregivers near you.
Follow along
Receive live updates and photos. Track your pup's walk via GPS.
Get a report card
Once your pet is home, view details on how the walk went, complete with a photo!
Why find pet care through Wag!?
Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of vetted and background checked pet sitters, overnight boarding, dog walkers, dog trainers, and even virtual vet chat. Schedule ahead for pet care while you are away, or book on-demand pet care during the workday. In minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.
Why book a dog walker in Big Sky?
Browse Big Sky, MT dog walkers to find a Caregiver that can provide the best pet care for your dog — whether your pup is a major sniffing machine and needs a patient walker, or loves to pull full force and needs someone strong to hold the leash. Dog walkers on the Wag! platform are waiting to take your furry friend on a walk around Big Sky, MT so you don't have to stress about pet care. The app even notifies you when your dog poops or pees along the way!
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Big Sky
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Big Sky Meadow Village
Big Sky Community Park is the perfect spot for a mellow walk with puptacular scenery. This park has regular amenities, like a playground, ball fields, picnic tables, and sport courts. But your pooch will be more interested in Little Willow Way, a 1.6 mile trail that runs alongside the West Fork of the Gallatin River. As long as your pup is under voice control, they can even walk sans leash. You can also access Black Diamond Trail from this park. This trail has a slight incline and also clocks in at 1.6 miles. Crail Ranch Trail is another pawsome option. Meander through a grassy meadow on this 2.6 mile trail.
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Central Big Sky
It’s easy to see why Ousel Falls is one of the area’s most pupular trails. It’s a beautiful trail that descends into a ravine and is 1.5 miles round trip. The South Fork of the Gallatin River rushes through and tumbles over giant slabs of rock. Since it’s quite busy, dogs must be leashed on this trail. But there are plenty of places along the river that they can explore and even go for a swim. The trail ends at the magnificent falls. Bring a picnic and enjoy lunch with your pup before heading back to the car. This trail will definitely make your pup’s tail wag!
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Big Sky Resort
This area is home to the mighty Big Sky Resort. If you don’t have time for a hike, peruse the grounds with your four legged friend. There are plenty of shops to check out and many of them allow furry guests. If you want to explore the mountains with your doggo, follow one of the trails. Moosetracks, Huckleberry, and North Service Road are all open to just hikers. Other trails are available, but you’ll be sharing them with mountain bikers. After a day of hiking, relax in a pet friendly room at the resort’s Huntley Lodge. Upon arrival, your pal will be greeted with a bag of nutritional treats. They’ll even get a plush dog bed to sleep on. Sounds furrific!
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Big Sky Canyon Village
After a day of hiking and playing in the Gallatin River, your pup can relax in a pet friendly room at the Whitewater Inn. It’s located in the canyon area and right next to the Gallatin River. While walking your pooch around the grassy pet area, gaze up at the majestic mountains of Big Sky Resort. Before you set out in the morning, fuel up at the complimentary Continental Breakfast. Buck’s T-4 Lodging also welcomes four legged guests. For a small fee your pal can bunk in one of their deluxe rooms. Be sure to wander the grounds and check out the Serenity Garden so your pooch can unwind before hitting the hay.
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Northwest Big Sky
A hike to Beehive Basin is the perfect way to see Big Sky’s beauty. Pack some water and snacks and make your way up this trail with your pooch by your side. The hike to the basin is just over three miles from the trailhead, and it gains about 1,500 feet of elevation, so your pal will get a bit of a leg workout. Once you arrive, you’ll be at the foot of the magnificent Lone Peak and in front of a crystal clear alpine lake. Your pup can splash around the water, go for a swim, or explore the basin. Anyone who hikes this trail falls in love with it, and your pup will be no exception!
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