Dog Walkers in Mount Vernon, OH

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Mount Vernon, OH

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   Population Density 504/sq mi

   #1 Yauger Road

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   Yauger Road is an area in eastern Mount Vernon that has gorgeous parks and plenty of trails to explore. One of these parks is Wolf Run Regional Park. This park has almost 260 acres to cover, as well as ten miles of hiking trails, a pond, and a two-acre bark park. The bark park is a fenced area where dogs can run and play off-leash. There is also an agility playground and toys in the dog park where adventurous pooches can enjoy the extra stimulation. Not only does Wolf Run Regional Park have a fun dog park, but there are also opportunities for fishing, hiking, and picnicking.
   
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   Population Density 1,801/sq mi

   #2 Mt.Vernon Ave

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   Mount Vernon Ave is located just south of central Mount Vernon. This area provides access to the Kokosing Gap Trail, which is part of a network of previously abandoned rail trails that have been converted into walking, biking, and hiking trails. The Kokosing Gap Trail is a 14-mile portion that is paved and has benches approximately every half a mile. Your walk along the Kokosing Gap Trail will take you and your dog across two 250-foot long railway bridges, as well as several forests and villages along the way. There is also a playground along the trail, so if your two-legged children are on your walk as well, they'll love to stop there too.
   
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   Population Density 5,077/sq mi

   #3 Central Johnstown

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   Johnstown, Ohio is just a 30-minute drive from Mount Vernon, and this trip will get you and Rover to the T.J. Evans Panhandle Trail. This trail is another portion of a larger network of abandoned railway lines that have been converted into a network of trails stretching across America. This 14.3-mile section is paved and covered with a canopy of trees which makes it an ideal walking location for both you and your dog on hot days. You'll also find parks, creeks, and fields with roaming cows along the way and even a playground made to look like a wooden castle.
   
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   Population Density 2,087/sq mi

   #4 Central Bellville

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   Bellville, Ohio is only a 26-minute drive from Mount Vernon, and this short drive is worth it to access the Richland B & O Trail. This 18.5-mile portion of a network of 1,600 former railway lines that are now trails is a perfect place to walk your dog while taking in some of the most scenic sights in Ohio. This trail takes you through small towns, and past parks, restaurants, shops, and a railway depot. Both you and your dog will likely get a thrill from spotting the variety of birds, snakes, deer, and raccoons you'll come across on the way as well.
   
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   Population Density 89/sq mi

   #5 East Danville

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   Danville is a small village in Ohio with a population of just over 1,000 people. It is about a 25-minute drive from Mount Vernon, and it's where you can access the Mohican Valley Trail. This 4.8-mile asphalt trail is a nice place to walk your dog in Ohio and visit the beautiful Bridge of Dreams, which is the third-longest covered bridge in the United States. This bridge is 370 feet long and hovers over the Mohican River. This portion of the trail allows horse-back riding, buggies, and cyclists, so you're likely to come across a variety of people and animals during your trek.
   
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