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Molly HSouth Burlington, VT

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Hi, I'm Molly! Growing up, my family always included a puppy brother. Between Shadow, our jet black Newfoundland-Labrador mix, and Koda, our fluffy Husky-Malamute mix, I'm extremely comfortable walking or running with large dogs and getting out and about on longer adventures. That said, I adore pups of all sizes and personalities!

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Stacy KSouth Burlington, VT

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Hi! I'm Stacy, a CMU grad student. I recently moved to Pittsburgh but have been Wagging for years in California, New York, Portland, Boston, and Vermont - it’s one of my favorite things to do! I am an avid hiker, runner, and overall outdoor enthusiast, and I'm excited to help keep your dog (and myself) healthy and happy.

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Dog Walking in South Burlington

South Burlington is a town in Vermont that borders the beautiful Champlain Lake. This town features over 20 miles of bicycle paths and recreation paths throughout the city. These safe off-road paths are well loved by dog walkers and connect the different schools, parks and neighborhoods in South Burlington. This town is also home to three great veterinary clinics, which makes it easy to have a happy, healthy dog in South Burlington.

Another doggone good thing about this town is the many community parks sprinkled throughout the neighborhoods. In the west end of town, you can find the Farrell Street Park. This shady, 22 acre park features playgrounds and a picnic area you can enjoy with your pup. Just east is the Veterans Memorial Park. Here you and your dog can relax under the gazebos, stretch your legs on the athletic fields, or catch a live concert in the summer. None of these parks have designated dog areas, so your pooch will need to stay leashed and be picked up after.

For a cozy stay in a log cabin style hotel, head over to the Green Mountain Suites. Dogs aren’t just tolerated here, but warmly welcomed. They allow one dog up to 50 lbs for an extra fee. With all these pet friendly areas and accessible nature in town, you and your doggo will want to stay a while in South Burlington!

Best Dog Neighborhoods in South Burlington

South Burlington City Center

Population Density

1,253 per sq. mi.

South Burlington City Center

The Winooski River runs along the north border of the City Center neighborhood. Along this iconic river, there are a couple great areas for you and your pup to enjoy! One of these is the Winooski Gorge Park. This park features a trail that leads to breathtaking views of dramatic cliffs and the Winooski Gorge far below. If you keep heading east along the river, you’ll come upon the Muddy Brook Park. This park features a short wooded trail along the river with ample opportunities for wildlife watching along the way. You can enjoy the sights while your dog enjoys the smells. Both of these parks welcome leashed dogs as long as they are picked up after.

Williston Road / Dorset Street

Population Density

1,594 per sq. mi.

Williston Road / Dorset Street

The Williston Road / Dorset Street neighborhood is proud home to South Burlington’s largest nature preserve, the Centennial Woods Natural Area. This 65 acre nature preserve gives you and your pup a chance to get back into nature for some fresh air and exercise. The area features rustic trails and boardwalks that wander through mature trees, rolling fields and wetlands. Leashed dogs are welcome to enjoy the adventure with their humans. If you and your dog are craving some gnocchi con formaggio or triple berry creme brulee after your adventure, check out Pulcinella’s in the same neighborhood! They offer traditional italian fare and have three dog friendly tables.

Queen City Park

Population Density

1,839 per sq. mi.

Queen City Park

The Queen City Park neighborhood is where you can find the beautiful Red Rocks Park, located along the shoreline of the Shelburne Bay. Whether you’re looking for some heart pumping exercise or some peaceful relaxation in nature with your pupper, this park is the place to go! You can wander along the well maintained trails to enjoy the smell of the cedar trees, views of the bay, and the red and pink toned rocks. There is a little beach to hangout at, and you can even watch the sun set over the mountain range. After all this adventuring, you and your best pal might be hungry, so check out Burlington Bagel! This cafe has pet-friendly picnic tables and a delicious variety of bagels.

Brand Farm Drive / Bluestar Lane

Population Density

614 per sq. mi.

Brand Farm Drive / Bluestar Lane

Overlook Park is accessible from the Brand Farm Drive / Bluestar Lane neighborhood, and a favourite spot to catch the sunset over the Adirondack mountains and Champlain Lake. There are walking trails up the grassy slope where you can find a spot to enjoy the gorgeous scenery with your four-legged travel companion. Picnic tables are also available for use. If you enjoy rambling trails through fields of wildflowers, keep heading east in this neighborhood to the Wheeler Nature Park. This park is 140 acres of undeveloped land, but offers trails for hiking, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Both of these parks welcome leashed dogs, so get ready to make some furry friends!

Burlington City Center

Population Density

3,343 per sq. mi.

Burlington City Center

Just a stroll across the border into the Burlington City Center neighborhood will bring you to another puppy paradise. The Oakledge Park is loved by humans and dogs alike. This lakefront park has a rocky beach and pretty views. There are bike paths throughout the park that are easy on the paws, and paddle board rentals as well. The park amenities also include restrooms, bbq pits, pavilions and a variety of athletic fields. The park welcomes dogs, but be sure to keep him leashed and don’t forget the clean up bags! Afterwards, head over to Shanty on the Shore, a good old-fashioned seafood restaurant. This restaurant features six outdoor pet-friendly tables and a delicious cajun blackened salmon sandwich.