Dog walking in Monroe
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- Monroe, OR
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Best dog walkers in Monroe
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Why book a dog walker in Monroe?
Is your pup ready for a stroll around the neighborhood? Find local dog walkers in Monroe, OR who are background checked and vetted by Wag!. Easily schedule recurring walks ahead of time for days when you're in the office, or book on demand when you're out on the town and can't get home in time to walk your dog. Wag! is here to help you ensure your pup can enjoy the sniffs and sights around your Monroe, OR neighborhood, even sending you pictures during the walk and notifications when your furry family member does their business.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Monroe
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Monroe
The Bellfountain County Park offers 10 acres of open land that welcomes on-leash dogs. The park’s trails are perfect for a snifftastic stroll. If a walk isn’t what you’re looking for, play some fetch with Fido in the lush open field of the park. Irish Bend County Park at the edge of Monroe is another great spot to take your outdoor pup. This gem is a bit underdeveloped, but makes an excellent retreat for adventures. With an extensive sandbar along the Willamette River, dogs can go swim or run around the open area along the river off-leash. There are no water fountains, paved parking, or cleanup stations, so be sure to be prepared if you’re going to venture out! The park does have a launch site for boats and canoes.
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Alsea
The Alsea Falls Recreational Site is located in the nearby town of Philomath, about 13-miles from the center of Monroe. Despite the hike, the trip is worth it to find this dog-friendly park. The area allows pets, and people can take their dogs to play in the open fields or stay to camp out. Another option is available, such as the Alsea Falls Trail & Green Peak Falls Trail, where people can hike with their on-leash dogs. The trails are 2.9 miles combined and lead to the Alsea waterfall and Green Peak waterfall. There are no cleanup stations along the way, so be sure to stock up on them and water before leaving the park!
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Crystal Lake
The Crystal Lake neighborhood is as serene as it sounds, surrounded by crystal clear water and lush trees. The area is in Corvallis, about 15 miles from Monroe. The town has some great options for dog-enthusiasts. The Crystal Lake Sports Field is one of those options, because during the off-season months of September through March, dogs are allowed to run off-leash through the entire 125-acre park. Although no fenced-in options are available, the park is spacious and away from major roads and even has cleanup stations and water fountains available for use. After Fido has their fun, head over to the Purple Moon Organic Espresso restaurant and order an all-natural espresso in the pet-friendly outside patio.
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Southtown
The Southtown neighborhood lies on the southern tip of Corvallis, about 14-miles from Monroe. Although there is some distance, once you reach the busy community you’ll find Willamette Park and the Kendall Natural Area. Together they make up 287 acres of land. The park area allows dogs to run off-leash as long as they remain out of the sports fields. Pups can also get some water and humans have access to cleanup stations. If you want to travel into the natural area with your dog, the natural area has a 2.5-mile trail called forest Path and is welcome to dog companions as long as they remain on a leash in the natural area.
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SW West Hills Rd/ SW 53rd St
This Corvallis neighborhood in the western part of the city is home to Bald Hill Natural Area, which offers 284 acres of natural land to explore. While offering a 1.5 mile main trail that can be accessed from various locations, the park also features lots of smaller foot trails throughout. Best of all for pups are the designated off leash areas of the park. An open barn structure offers shade and can be reserved for events, and leads the way to these off leash areas just for dogs. While dogs can run leash free in the areas to the north and west of the barn, they must remain leashed throughout the rest of the park.
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