Dog walking in Cass

Cass

Cass is a small village in the Monongahela National Forest. There are single-family residences and resort homes in this quaint historical town. You can walk along the mountain roads with your pooch here. If you want to go hiking through the Alleghenies with your four-footed pal, connect to the Greenbrier River Trail at the lot off Deer Creek Road. This 78-mile rail-trail stretches south from Cass to Caldwell. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you on the scenic pathway. Enjoy pawtastic views as you hike with your pooch. Make sure you bring plenty of water and waste bags with you.

Dunmore

Dunmore is about an 8.2-mile drive southeast from Cass. This sprawling neighborhood features private residences, a church, farmland, and a country inn. For some daily exercise, you and Spot can walk along peaceful mountain lanes here. If you're looking for a more rugged setting to go hiking, take your fur baby to Seneca State Park off Browns Creek Road. This 11,684-acre forest has 23 miles of trails that you can explore with your special pal. Climb the fire tower for spectacular views. You can bring dogs as long as they're on a leash and under control. Bring your own water and waste bags.

Snowshoe

The ski resort town of Snowshoe is about ten miles west of Cass. There are condo developments and some private estates here. You'll be able to take your pup for a walk along back roads on the west ridge to get some exercise. For a change of scenery, head west about 13.7 miles to the Tea Creek Wildlife Management Area. Hike through the woods or fish for trout and bass in the streams in the expansive property. You can bring dogs in this state property as long as they're restrained on a leash. Pack water and waste bags for your outing.

Green Bank

Green Bank is a small, rural neighborhood with single-family homes, farmland, and a few small businesses. Here, you and your furry pal can take peaceful walks along country lanes. For a hike through the forest, connect with the Hosterman Trail at the end of Slavin Hollow Road. This out-and-back pathway stretches northwest about 2.7 miles to Hosterman. Climb the ridge and follow the Greenbrier River on this challenging trek. Dogs that are leashed and under control are permitted to accompany you when you hike here. Remember to bring along water and some waste bags so that you can clean up any messes.

Arbovale

The mountainside area of Arbovale includes single-family homes, some small businesses, and a science observatory. There are plenty of quiet lanes here where you and your canine pal can take a little stroll together. Take your pooch and go fishing in the Cass Scenic Railroad State Park. Access Deer Creek off Cass Road, which is located about 5.7 miles southwest of the neighborhood. Cast your line in the water while Fido relaxes by your side. You can bring dogs with you if they're on a leash and you pick up their droppings. Arbovale is about 8.3 miles northeast of Cass.