Dog Walkers in Van Zandt

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Van Zandt

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   Population Density 564/sq mi

   #1 Central Deming

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   The most epic of all barktastic adventures awaits you and your dog merely three miles away. Chain Lakes Trail is a two-day trail that will lead you through the mountains, down into valleys, and across rivers and streams. You can pack a tent and make an entire weekend of it. There is so much beauty to this area that you will wonder what took you so long to come and discover it! If you don’t want to stay for the weekend, you could just walk until you are tired and stretch your legs a little further each and every time you come to walk. 

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   Population Density 581/sq mi

   #2 Larson Mill

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   Eighteen miles from you is a cute little beach called Bloedel Donovan Beach. It isn’t fenced in, but dogs are allowed to play off-leash as long as they respond well to voice commands. There are lots of geese in the area which have a habit of chasing smaller dogs, so please always be aware of your surroundings. This beach has limited hours so you’ll need to check the hours before your visit. There are lots of things you could do and see right here in the area, so it is a great way to take a break and get away from the bustling city for a little while. Don’t forget to bring water and waste bags!

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   Population Density 6/sq mi

   #3 Tomyhoi Lake

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   Tomyhoi Lake is a ten-mile hike up Mount Baker. It is located within the Snoqualmie National Forest. On average, it takes about seven hours to hike through it with your dog on his leash. It is only about 21 miles from Van Zandt, which makes it a pawtastic place to come and create your very own adventure. You can push your comfort zone and reach all new limits. This is a breathtaking spot, so you’ll definitely want to bring a camera! Remember to bring water, a good pair of hiking shoes, doggie waste bags, trail snacks, and your sense of adventure! 

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   Population Density 312/sq mi

   #4 Central Lynden

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   Bender Fields is a family, and fur, friendly park that is located just 23 miles from Van Zandt. It has everything a family could need. There are ball fields to play soccer and baseball. Your kids can run and play on the playground. You can explore the trails at the park with your leashed dog, too. The best part is that there is a dog park that is made just for Fido! He can get off his leash and run with the big dogs, or even play in the little dog area if he’s on the shy side.

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   Population Density 12/sq mi

   #5 Snowqualmie National Forest

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   Forty-three miles may seem like a long drive, but if you want to create your own adventure in your own time, then you need to come on and visit East Bank Baker Lake. Here, you can choose your own adventure. You can take the four-hour trails, or bring a pack and tent and take the four-day trail. Which path you take is completely up to you and your dog! This spot is part of the Snoqualmie National Forest and the Baker Mountains. Make sure you’re prepared before you leave home. You’ll need water, good hiking shoes, trail snacks, doggie waste bags. Don’t forget to check the weather forecast, too.

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