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The neighborhood of Ridgewood Park is generally agreed on as being bordered by Abrams Road to the west, East Lover's Lane to the north, Fishers Road to the east, and Middlesbury Drive to the south. It is a small, densely populated residential neighborhood with just over 400 homes. The neighborhood boasts large yards and mature trees with a variety of home sizes. It is an excellent neighborhood to establish a few different walking routes for you and your furry friend. Invest in a good pair of walking shoes as this will be a sidewalk experience.
As a solely residential neighborhood, you and your pup will not find any dog-friendly establishments here. However, you can still enjoy a quiet, relaxing neighborhood for your walks. Take care in the Texas heat during the summer and watch for hot pavement in the heat of the day. Take advantage of the mild spring and fall with longer walks.
What is the terrain like in Ridgewood Park?
Ridgewood Park does have a good balance of natural vs. artificial terrain, even if the natural is mostly private yards. Some streets in the neighborhood do not have sidewalks, so be prepared to follow pedestrian traffic laws, walk against traffic and keep your furry friend curbside for their protection. It never hurts to invest in some reflective gear for neighborhoods like this. A vest for you and your pup can never be a bad thing!
The sidewalk areas do sport more mature trees and some shade canopy as a result, but you will want to take care in the Texas sun, so carry your own water and wear sunscreen. Keep checking on light-colored pets as they can burn too! A mostly flat experience awaits you and you pup in this neighborhood. You won't find any taxing hill climbs, but don't be surprised with a bit of a rise here and there.
How many greenways are there in Ridgewood Park?
The neighborhood does boast some larger yards which lends itself to a more natural feel and promotes the appearance of green spaces. However, keep in mind that in the residential areas of the neighborhood, those lawns are private property. You will want to make sure you clean up any waste your furry friend might produce.
For a more formal green space, head over to Ridgewood Park at Trammel and Fisher. It is a 10-acre park with walking paths throughout and garden and sculpture areas. The park is home to a spray ground for children that can be a little scary for pups startled by the water features of the area. Along with the sports amenities a park of this size usually offers, there is a great connection to the Ridgewood Trail. The trail is a 3-mile concrete path that stretches from Katy Trail, west of Worcola Street and the Skillman Pedestrian Bridge running through the southern part of this neighborhood.
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