Evanston, WY

Dog walking in Evanston

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Why book dog walker in Evanston

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 Evanston, WY 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. Evanston, WY has "pawlenty" of parks and neighborhoods that your dog is itching to explore!

The best dog friendly neighborhoods
in Evanston

Central Evanston

Looking for a great place to walk your pup? Clip on her leash and head over to Hamblin Park. It’s easy to see why this is the town’s most pup-ular park. With amenities like horseshoe pits, sport courts, a playground, and a disc golf course, this park is absolutely puptasitc! Let your pooch sniff around the wide open stretches of lawn. If she needs more room to stretch her legs, cross the street to the Bear River Trailhead. From here you can access the Bear River Greenway trail system. The trailhead also has picnic facilities, a boat launch on Bear River, and a river overlook.

East Evanston

The lucky dogs of Evanston have the Bear River State Park right in their own backyard. This park spans over 300 acres and showcases the natural beauty of the Bear River. Pack up your pooch and head over to discover the three miles of trails that weave throughout the property. Loops of various lengths lead you near open meadows and riverfront scenery. Take some time to sit on the banks of the river and just enjoy being outside with your dog. Since the park is also home to herds of bison and elk, be sure to always keep your pal on leash.

West Evanston

West Evanston is home to a couple pawsome parks, so leash up your pup and head out for an afternoon of park hopping. Anderson Park is on the smaller side, but it has some open grassy areas. Take a couple laps around the park’s perimeter to get your dog’s legs warmed up. Centennial Valley Park is on the north end of town. With more open space and paved walkways, your pup can continue his workout. Finish your excursion at Overthrust Meadows. Your four legged friend will love romping around the massive field. By the time you head home, he’ll be all tuckered out.

Oakley

If you have an adventure seeking pooch, head down to Christmas Meadows. Located in the stunning Uinta Range, this area is about 45 minutes south in the remote mountains of Utah across the border. Once you have a campsite, take your pup for a hike. Amethyst Lake is about 12 miles round trip and offers breathtaking views of a blue alpine lake. Trails to Kermush Lake and Ostler Lake are also over 10 miles. If you don’t make it all the way, you can still get your fill of the beautiful scenery. Dogs can be off leash in this area. Since it is bear country, be sure to keep an eye on your pup.

Coalville

Next time your furry BFF needs some fresh air and sunshine, clip on her leash and visit the Historic Union Pacific Rail Trail. This 28 mile trail starts in Coalville, a 40 minute drive southwest of Evanston. What was once a railroad line is now a puptastic trail that features gorgeous scenery. Your pal can get her heartrate pumping as she trots along the trail. Head north to the nearby Echo Reservoir, or follow the trail south toward Park City. Watch for wildlife along the way. This area is home to moose, fox, deer, and even bald eagles.