Dog walking in Bethel Park
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Busy Pet Parents sometimes need a hand when it comes to ensuring their pup is getting the potty breaks and exercise they need. That's where Wag! comes in! Local Bethel Park, PA dog walkers are background checked and registered on the Wag! platform, ready to take your dog on an adventure when you need them. Your dog can make a friend in the neighborhood, and you can re-book with the same dog walker easily in the app. Bethel Park, PA has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

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in Bethel Park
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Bethel Park City Center
The City Center neighborhood of Bethel Park is home to Miner’s Memorial Park, an 8-acre space in the heart of downtown. Besides playground and sports facilities, it features large swaths of green, rolling meadows and paved walkways for leisurely strolls for leashed pups. This park offers shade trees around the perimeter, as well as a pavilion for shelter with tables. Furr-ific! When it’s time for a snack or meal, head over to dog-friendly Bruegger’s Bagels, where you can get a breakfast or lunch sandwich on a bagel, or the more traditional shmear of cream cheese, and a great cup of coffee. Enjoy your treasure outside with Fido, and don’t forget to share. For a cool dessert, stop in at Rita’s Italian Ice! Ices, cream ices, custard - -so much to choose from and your fur-baby is welcome!
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Brightwood
Peter Page Park, in the Brightwood neighborhood, is 16.65 acres featuring a walking trail and a community garden, but is mostly undeveloped land through which you and Fido can explore to your heart’s content. Wooded and pastured, this park is a favorite of those intrepid spirits who like to be off the beaten path and see wildlife in its most natural setting. Be sure Fido is leashed. Oak Tree Park is in Brightwood too, but is a little harder to find. Its driveway is nestled between 2 houses and a small wooden sign announces its presence, but it’s easy to miss. This neighborhood park has everything a mom with children would love: swings, slides, basketball backboards. But for someone with a restless pooch who loves to play, it also features lots of grassy, shaded areas in its 3 acres, and is surrounded by trees. Leashes are needed, as are waste bags to be carried away with you.
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Longview/ Mollenauer
This neighborhood is host to the northwest portion of the 2000-acre South Park. Leashed dogs are welcome to enjoy the many hiking, walking and biking trails, picnic areas and outdoor summer concerts. But probably best of all for your pup, South Park is home to the South Park Dog Park, a completely fenced, off-leash area equipped with drinking water, waste bags and receptacles, and benches for the humans. The park is also divided into small/timid and large/rambunctious dog areas. The surface is grass and mulch, but be aware that in wet seasons, it would be a good idea to throw a towel in the car to wipe the plentiful mud off your fur-pup before taking her home.
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Hillcrest
Village Green Park is a dog-friendly 11-acre park in this neighborhood, featuring a walking trail perfect for a stroll with the pooch, 2 picnic pavilions with tables, and restrooms. While you and Fido are walking about on the trail, the kids can be playing on the sports fields or at the playground. There are turtles and frogs about, much to everyone’s delight, and lots of grass to roll around in. Mollyhill Park is also in the Hillcrest neighborhood, and features 6 acres with activity equipment for the children and lots of grass for the furry bestie and his human for play and relaxation, leashed of course! And if you need to stay overnight, The Crowne Plaza is dog-friendly for a small additional fee. Sweet dreams!

Upper St Clair
Upper St Clair is a neighborhood of South Pittsburgh, just a few miles from Bethel Park. Here , you will find the Boyce Mayview Park, offering 475 acres of trails, creeks and streams, waterfalls, woods, wetlands and meadows just perfect for a dog and his best pal to explore. It’s easy to see why so many local outdoor enthusiasts favor this park. The 8 miles of trails range from easy to moderately difficult as the elevations rise to more than 1200 feet. Morton Falls, accessible via the Morton Falls Trail, is memorable. Be sure Fido is on his leash and don’t forget to bring water and layers of clothing for the changing zones you might be walking through. Many of the trails are marked, but some are not. If hunger brings you back to town, head over to Ardolino’s for a slice of traditional or gourmet pizza. With a selection of toppings, including pup-pleasing meats, your hunger will become a thing of the past. Bone appetit!

