Dog walking in Custer
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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 Custer, SD 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. Custer, SD has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

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South Custer
If your pooch wants a good leg workout, grab his leash and head over to the Custer Skywalk. Located in Big Rock Park, this short trail packs a mean punch. It is a combination of wooden stairs and a dirt path. The amazing panoramic views from the top will make the climb totally worth it. Although the hike is only .6 miles roundtrip, bring plenty of water for your pup. He’ll be thirsty after his workout. When you are finished, stop by Harbach Park. Stroll near the small creek, then settle in for a picnic. Don’t forget to bring a couple biscuits for your furry BFF.
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North Custer
Next time your pup needs a walk, check out the George S. Mickelson Trail. This 108 mile trail stretches across several South Dakota counties with a section cutting right through Custer. Follow the trail north of town for a great workout combined with amazing scenery. Your pup will love the ponderosa pines, open meadows, and rocky mountains. Five miles north of Custer on the trail will reveal a great view of the Crazy Horse Memorial, an under construction mountain monument commemorating Native Americans. Keep in mind the trail is multiuse, so keep your pal leashed and expect to see cyclists and horseback riders.
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West Custer
When in the Black Hills, a visit to the Custer State Park should be on the top of your To Do list. With gorgeous vistas of granite peaks and rolling hills, this 71,000 acre park will not disappoint. Fur-tunately, leashed dogs are allowed in the park. A variety of trails lets you and your pooch get up close and personal with the park’s beauty. Trails range from a mile to over 10 miles, so there is something for all levels of athletic ability. Your pup won’t be the only four legged critter in the area, as the park is home to bison, mountain lions, prairie dogs, and deer.
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Hill City
Drive 20 minutes north of Custer and you’ll come to Hill City. Your pup will feel right at home in this dog friendly town. Experience some Old World ambience right in the middle of South Dakota. The Alpine Inn, a hotel built in 1886, serves German delicacies like Schnitzel or Kaes Spaetzle. Your pooch can join you at one of the patio tables. Top your day off with a bit of culture. Well behaved leashed dogs can stroll through Warrior’s Work & Ben West Gallery and Dakota Nature and Art. Your four legged art connoisseur will love admiring the work of local artists.

Hot Springs
If your pooch prefers shorter walks, but you still want to see the area’s natural beauty, head down to the Wind Caves National Park, just 20 minutes south of Custer in Hot Springs. The Park’s namesake attraction is Wind Cave. Although dogs are not allowed in the cave or on the back country trails, they are welcome to explore the Prairie Vista Nature Trail and the Elk Mountain Nature Trail. Both trails are about a mile long and provide pawsome views of the surrounding prairies, ponderosa pines and rolling hills. There is also a good chance you’ll see some wildlife. Keep your eyes open for bison and prairie dogs.











