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

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Shaver's Fork
Shaver's Fork is the tributary of the Cheat River. You will find a two-mile loop trail here which welcomes your dog to explore with you. The campsites are open for tent camping if you want to make it a weekend adventure. If you and your dog love the water, there is an open swimming area as well. You must register your dog when you arrive. This is a county park rather than a city park. A leash is always required. When the weather causes dangerous swimming conditions, there will be a no swimming sign posted. Please clean up after your pet.36

Tygart River Valley
Fox Forest Wildlife Management Area has many trails for you to enjoy. From just under one mile all the way up to over twenty miles, you can choose the length and difficulty of your adventure. The best part is, if you go online and get a map, you can even see the difficulty levels. You will need to bring a leash for your dog. Make sure you bring lots of water and a camera. There are no restrooms, but there's plenty of wildlife to spot here. This is the place to bring your pet for a digital detox day or weekend. You may even decide that this is your new favorite spot!24

Monongahela National Forest
In 1920, the Monongahela National Forest was set aside for public conservation and use. It's the pawfect place to come for fishing, hunting, and camping, and the best part is, it's right in Elkins! Wildlife clubs meet here to study and observe the flora and fauna that live here. You can bring your dog; just register him first. Pay close attention to road signs along the way. Remember to bring plenty of water for you and your dog, as well as waste bags to keep the trails clean. The walking trails here have varying degrees of difficulty. Please note that you and your pooch are not permitted to stray off the marked trails.12

Highland Park
The Allegheny Highlands Trail begins in Elkins but carries you 20 miles north and around the Pheasant and Polecat Knob mountains. This former rail line, converted into a Fido-friendly walking trail by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, does get a little difficult in places. Along the way, you will see stunning views of the mountains. You are definitely going to want a good pair of walking shoes! Make sure you bring a leash. There are a few rest stops along the way to sit and relax, but you will need to bring lots of water with you. Parts of the trail are paved, but others have been left more natural.











