Dog Walkers in Pinnacle

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Pinnacle

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 295/sq mi

   #1 Hanging Rock

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   Hanging Rock State Park in Danbury is a great place to spend the day with your favorite outdoorsy pups. Whether your fur-iends are avid hikers or water enthusiasts, this park is sure to have something to excite them! There are over 20 miles of trails to blaze with your furry compadres and several waterfalls where they can splash around and cool their tired toe beans. When you start to hear those imminent tummy grumbles, recharge at one of the park's two picnic areas! Each area has 60 sites and 15 grills, so be sure to bring the weenies and hot dog buns! 

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
2. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,770/sq mi

   #2 Oak Crest

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   Nineteen miles south, in the city of Winston-Salem, lies a pet boutique that will keep your pooch looking fetching year-round. K-9 Doggie Bakery and Boutique specializes in fresh-baked treats that are made daily in-store! That’s not all, though! This furrific pet shop has plenty of stylish duds for fashionable canines, as well as collars, leashes, and other accessories to match their look! They also carry plenty of other pet necessities, including crates, toys, organic flea and tick preventative, bathing supplies, and so much more! Owners can grab a treat for themselves right across the street, at the dog-friendly Silo Bistro. Order up some tapas to share and a bowl of water for your pet — your pup will certainly thank you!

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 1,770/sq mi

   #3 W 4th Street

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   Just a 25-minute drive from Pinnacle, Recreation Billiards in Winston-Salem offers owners an excellent place to unwind with fun games, cool brews, and (of course!) their beloved fur children. This is a very pawpular spot with the local four-legged community, so it is likely your pup will make some furry friends during his visit! For owners looking for some recreation, there are pool tables, pinball machines, foosball tables, dartboards, and several other arcade games! The beer is cheap and there is always fun to be had here, so stop on by and don’t forget your pooch!  

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 2,233/sq mi

   #4 Horizon Park

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   Located within Horizon Park in Germantown is a delightful bark park that is sure to put a smile on even the most skeptical snout. Happy Hounds Park is the highlight of the neighborhood for the local pup-ulation, giving resident pooches an excellent space to stretch their legs and make new friends. Both the big guys and the small fries have their own individual dog runs to preside over, with equally spacious expanses in each. This paw park is known especially for its friendly regulars and well-maintained condition, which keeps fur families coming back again and again!

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
5. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 876/sq mi

   #5 E 52 Bypass

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   Canines on the hunt for good Carolina bark-b-que need to look no further than Goodtimes BBQ in Pilot Mountain. This pup-approved eatery has five outdoor tables where pets can join their owners as they chow down on ribs, pulled pork, and brisket! Those who aren’t “big on the pig” will be glad to know they have plenty of other options that are sure to stick to your ribs! Their wing selection is out of this world, with flavors like mild, hot, chipotle, bbq, blueberry, Cheerwine, spicy honey ginger, and dry rub. Other options include crispy fried fish, juicy cheeseburgers, and Brunswick stew! The bones alone will have your hound salivating like Pavlov’s pooch! 

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay