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

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in Bennington
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Bennington Town Center
The Bennington Town Walks are self-guided walking tours through Bennington’s downtown area, past museums and monuments, that you can share with your leashed fur-pup. One, the Bennington Museum Trail, also known as the George Aiken Wildflower Trail, traverses the Museum’s Hadwen Woods. This is actually a series of 4 trails meandering through 6 acres along Jennings Brook and features at least 300 wildflower species and ferns. Another short route follows the Walloomsac River with an easy level route that features benches dotting the path where you and Fido can sit and contemplate the river and its denizens. With several more walks available, you can keep coming back for more! If walking makes you hungry, head over to The Publyk House’s deck where you’ll find tables and chairs pawrfect for a lunch or dinner of American favorites served with New England hospitality. Or choose one of the outdoor tables a Ramunto’s Brick Oven Pizza, where pizza may be the main menu item, but you can also choose sandwiches, pasta dishes. Something for everyone!
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Harwood Hill Rd/ Houghton Ln
This neighborhood of Bennington is home to Willow Park, a multi-use park featuring ball fields, tennis courts and a huge playground for the humans. There's also an easy, paved trail that loops around the park and is pawrfect for a stroll with Fido! This neighborhood is where you’ll find the trailhead of the White Rocks Trail, where you and the pup can climb to the top of Bald Mountain to a rocky overlook for viewing the valley. The trail is home to many animals and birds to keep Fido's interest, but this is a challenging hike of over 7 miles, so be sure to reserve it for a full day and bring plenty of hiking safety gear, including lots of water.
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North Bennington
This neighborhood, which encompasses Bennington College, is where you’ll find the dog-friendly Bennington College Trail, a multi-use path that meanders through fields, up hills and into the forestland surrounding the college. A furbulously easy hike for you and your fur-baby, you may encounter bicyclists on the path, but you most certainly will encounter lots of birds and the small mammals who live here. The path is accessible via the campus on Prospect Street or Scarey Lane. The looped trail offers a side spur which will bring you close to the brook flowing from Lake Paran. This is pawrfect for an afternoon stroll with your furry Best Friend!
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Woodford
The Woodford State Park is in Woodford, a neighbor to Bennington, and offers a dog-friendly campground and hiking trails, along with a pup-friendly beach area! The almost 400-acre park is located on a mountain plateau, with the Adams Reservoir in its center. Featuring 103 campsites, including lean-tos and cabins (one is dog-friendly!), you’ll also find hot showers and flush toilets. While dogs are not allowed on the sand beach area of the park, the campground beach is available for splashing. A canoe or kayak trip out on the lake is also a popular activity for pup-owners, and the trail circles the campground for almost 3 miles. What could be more pawrfect?

Hoosick
Just across Vermont’s border with New York, adjacent to Bennington, is the Hoosick Falls town of Hoosick, which is home to the Tibbets State Forest. With almost 900 acres, the Forest features 4 miles of hiking and logging trails, with parking on Rt 7 at the trailhead. The 1.5-mile Nature Trail meanders through a forest of thick trees, with ferns and wildflowers to capture your fancy, and small mammals to capture Fido’s. The logging trail, to the east of Rt 7, follows the road and Shingle Hollow Creek, where you might catch a trout if your fur-pup has the pawtience to sit with you while you angle. In winter, both trails are great for cross-country skiing, too! Arf!











