Dog Walkers in North Shearer Hills
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Dog walkers in San Antonio enjoy warm weather for most of the year. While winters are cool, they are still relatively mild, and temperatures in the daytime are above freezing. Summers are very hot and you and your pup may want to avoid the midday heat by scheduling outings for earlier or later in the day. Warmer months coincide with storm season. Thunderstorms with heavy rain, hail, and high winds pose a danger to exposed pedestrians and pets and should be avoided.
Some apartment complexes are located in the community and commercial corridors are on the borders while most of the neighborhood is made up of single-family homes. The region is well landscaped with lots of large trees and spacious lawns in front of and behind homes. Many residential roads do not have separate paved sidewalks for pedestrians and pets, however, the large front lawns provide space to walk alongside the road without always having to share it with traffic. When you need to use the street, walk on the right side and keep your dog securely leashed.
There are some gentle inclines in the region, but no steep hills that would be problematic for you and your dog on neighborhood treks.
Shearer Hills and the Ridgeview Walking Trail in Olmos Basin Park are located on the southeast side of North Shearer Hills and are looping paved and lighted trails around a small greenway with shrubs and open lawns. This is an excellent nearby spot for a stroll with your leashed pet.
It is a five minute drive east to the Olmos Basin Park which connects to the Brackenridge Park, providing 343 acres of recreational and natural greenway. The Olmos Basin Park has a short gravel trail and a shorter pugmill trail which is about half a mile in length that are ideal locations for walking with your canine companion. Lots of trees, a creek, and recreational amenities in the area make this an attractive park.
The Brackenridge Park section has a museum, zoo, gardens, and an outdoor theatre where access to dogs is restricted, however, there are also trails through wooded and open areas in this park where you and your pup are welcome.
