Dog Walkers in Coraopolis

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Coraopolis

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   Population Density 3,970/sq mi

   #1 South Coraopolis

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   There is a series of rail trails spanning America built from former railway lines that have been transformed into walking trails, and Coraopolis has its very own portion of the trail known as the Montour Trail, part of the Great Allegheny Passage. This 46-mile portion of the trail can be accessed through south Coraopolis, where it follows the former Montour Railroad which was first constructed in 1877. Most of this trail is paved, and you'll come across several other dog walkers taking in the scenery, including the creek that runs alongside much of the trail and plenty of pretty flowers and plants to stop and sniff.
   

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2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 7,231/sq mi

   #2 South Park

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   Only 23 miles from Coraopolis lies South Park, a 2,013-acre park in Pittsburgh that has its very own off-leash dog park within it. The park also includes a golf course, pool, sporting fields, trails, an ice hockey rink, and a nature center. The dog park is fenced in and provides users with waste bags and drinking water for dogs, and there are also separate areas for dogs of different sizes. Only a quarter of a mile from the park, you'll find Woody's Self-Serve Dog Wash and Boutique which is the pawfect place to stop for an after-park treat!
   
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   Population Density 4,580/sq mi

   #3 Bellevue

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   The area of Bellevue in Pittsburgh has a beautiful park you won't want to miss, known as the Riverview Park, that's only a 25-minute drive from Coraopolis. This 259-acre park has an off-leash dog park with sections for big and small dogs within it, but your dog can stay with you in other areas of the park as long as they are on a leash. The park was first built in 1894, and it has become a staple in the community. You will also find a swimming pool, walking trails, sports field, and a space-themed playground your two-legged kids will love. 
   
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4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 3,198/sq mi

   #4 Hartwood Acres

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   Situated 23 miles from Coraopolis is the Hartwood Acres County Dog Park, within the greater Hartwood Acres area in Pittsburgh. Hartwood Acres Park encompasses 629 acres, and along with the off-leash dog park area, it features walking, hiking, horseback riding, and cross-country skiing trails for your enjoyment. The dog park has benches, shade, and a water pump, so you'll have everything for a successful trip to the dog park that both you and your pup will love. There are also creeks nearby if your dog wants to take a dip or you want to wash them off once they are done playing.
   
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   Population Density 9,293/sq mi

   #5 Squirrel Hill North

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   Squirrel Hill is a residential neighborhood made up of a north and south portion in Pittsburgh that is about a half-hour drive from Coraopolis. Many parts of the Squirrel Hill neighborhood showcase nature and the beautiful surroundings in the area, and one of these parts is Frick Park Off-Leash Exercise Area. Within Frick Park, there are two separately fenced areas for off-leash dogs, and dogs who are on a leash can join you in other areas of the park. There are also benches and shaded areas within the park for visitors' comfort and plenty of space for dogs to run and play.
   
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