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Is your pup ready for a stroll around the neighborhood? Find local dog walkers in Sisco Heights, WA who are background checked and vetted by Wag!. Easily schedule recurring walks ahead of time for days when you're in the office, or book on demand when you're out on the town and can't get home in time to walk your dog. Wag! is here to help you ensure your pup can enjoy the sniffs and sights around your Sisco Heights, WA neighborhood, even sending you pictures during the walk and notifications when your furry family member does their business.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Sisco Heights
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Arlington City Center
There will be tons of tail wagging in Arlington’s City Center neighborhood, about seven miles from Sisco Heights. This neighborhood has a pawpular canine hotspot, Country Charm Conservation Area. This 100-acre undeveloped open space is a pawsome place to exercise your leashed dog. On warm days, you and your pup will adore splashing and playing in the clear waters of the South Fork Stillaguamish River that borders the park. There are huge open meadows and tons of trees, too. For more leashed fun, take a trek down the Snohomish County Centennial Trail that bisects the neighborhood. At 30.2 miles, you and your pup will have tons of room to explore. Legion Memorial Park has a furrific trailhead where you can start your adventure on the trail in this neighborhood. Centennial Park, Jensen Park and Terrace Park are other pawesome area parks that welcome leashed dogs.
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Pioneer Hwy E/ 59th Ave NE
Got a pup who loves to paddle? Visit the Pioneer Hwy E/ 59th Ave NE in Arlington! About seven miles from Sisco Heights, this neighborhood’s Blue Stilly Park is a puptastic place to canoe, kayak or stand-up paddle board as it sits nestled on the gentle waters of the Stillaguamish River. The park has a sandy beach where leashed dogs are welcome to enjoy fun in the sun with their owners. There’s also a walking path that meanders through the park’s forested area. For another pawsome neighborhood park, visit High Clover Park. With tons of mature trees and a large lawn, this park is a furrific spot for a picnic with Fido!
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188th St NE/ Smokey Point Blvd
If you’re in the mood for a unique walking experience with your leashed dog, check out Arlington’s 188th St NE/ Smokey Point Blvd neighborhood. About seven miles from Sisco Heights, this area’s Arlington Airport Trail is a pawpular dog walking spot for its amazing mountain views and its interpretive learning opportunities. The six-mile loop trail winds around the perimeter of the airport and it’s dotted with educational kiosks that share the story of the airport’s major role in training pilots during World War II. On the western side of the loop, the trail meanders through a lush forested area, while the east side is more developed, intersecting with industrial areas and Bill Quake Memorial Park. For another pawesome neighborhood park, visit J. Rudy York Memorial Park.
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Jordan/ Riverside
There’s plenty of wide open spaces perfect for a furrific adventure in the Jordan/ Riverside neighborhood. In Arlington, about seven miles from Sisco Heights, this neighborhood’s River Meadows County Park has 150 acres of huge open meadows and wooded areas where your pup can play, romp and explore. In warmer months, the park is full of wildflowers and flowering trees, making it a puptacular area to spend the day with Fido. The park also has beach access to the Stillaguamish River, campsites and picnic areas. Talk a hike on of the park’s nature trails with your leashed dog, like the Great Meadow Loop, or the Funnel Meadow Trail.
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Downtown Granite
Looking for a pawsome off-leash dog park? Visit the Downtown Granite neighborhood in Granite Falls, about nine miles from Sisco Heights. There, you’ll find the pawpular Eagle Dog Park, a woofderful spot for Fido to run, play and socialize. This pleasant park is fully fenced-in with tons of grass, shade, benches and drinking fountains. There are also designated areas for large and small dogs. Eagle Dog Park even has agility tunnels and doggie waste cleanup stations. Leashed dogs are also welcome at the neighborhood’s Jim Holm Park, where there are picnic areas, a playground, a basketball court and a skate park. There’s a furrific walking path too, where you and your pooch can enjoy a delightful walk through this beautiful park.
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