Dog walking in Enon

Indian Mound Estates

Indian Mound Estates is a development near the downtown area. You'll find some commercial and administrative buildings as well as single-family homes here. Stop by Enon Adena Mound to view a conical Indian mound. At the corner of South Xenia Drive and Main Street, there's a pocket park. When you're strolling through the neighborhood with your furry pal, take a break at Settlers Park. Play catch on the lawn or relax on the bench in the gazebo for a while. This facility also hosts the farmer's market and other special events. Keep your canine companion on a lead and pick up their waste.

Timber Valley

The Timber Valley neighborhood on the south end of Enon is a residential area with private homes and an apartment complex. Stroll down the road with your special pal here. Just down the street, you'll find a pawesome community property. Galloway Park, off Twin Lakes Drive, has a soccer field, a playground, open space, and picnic facilities. While the kids play, you and Spot can roam by Mud Run or practice obedience on the lawn. After you all get some exercise, grab a table and share a meal together. Keep your four-footed friend on a lead and clean up all droppings.

Lincolnshire Estates

Lincolnshire Estates, on the north end of town, is a residential area that's near some commercial establishments. To stretch your legs, put the leash on your fur baby and walk down the road. If you prefer to exercise in an open area, head to Enon Park on Enon Road. In this 12-acre facility, you'll find a playground, green space, shelters, and a walking trail. Go jogging on the path or play ball in the field with your pooch. Bring something to grill and eat outdoors. Leashed pets can be in designated parts of the park with you. Carry bags with you to pick up waste.

Yellow Springs

The village of Yellow Springs is about 7.7 miles southeast of Enon. This friendly little community includes a college campus, historical sites, a shopping district, and residential developments. Take advantage of the walking tour through town to see buildings that date back to the 1800s. A great place to exercise with Fido is the Little Miami Scenic Trail. This paved pathway is part of the Miami Valley system. Pick up the multi-use lane along Railroad Street and head out of town to hike or jog through farmland. Dogs need to be on a lead with a maximum length of six feet. Bring water and bags for clean-up.

John Bryan State Park

John Bryan State Park, on the southeast side of Yellow Springs, is a 752-acre natural facility on the Little Miami River. This property is a national scenic area and features a limestone gorge, several hiking trails, a canoe launch, fishing, and picnic facilities. Select from nine different pathways to stretch your legs with your furry friend. Take time to admire the pawtastic scenery as you walk through the forest and along the river. End your day by grilling out with the family. Remember to have your furry friend on a lead that's no longer than six feet. Carry waste bags with you.