{"id":8215,"date":"2019-04-03T09:01:16","date_gmt":"2019-04-03T14:01:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sitmeanssit.com\/dog-training-mu\/austin-dog-training\/?p=8215"},"modified":"2019-09-04T14:58:14","modified_gmt":"2019-09-04T19:58:14","slug":"san-antonio-dog-friendly-hiking-trails","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sitmeanssit.com\/dog-training-mu\/san-antonio-dog-training\/san-antonio-dog-friendly-hiking-trails\/","title":{"rendered":"San Antonio Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails"},"content":{"rendered":"

Taking your dog to the park is a refreshing and fun way to get in their exercise that they will be sure to appreciate. To help here is a list of a few of the best parks to take your furry friend in San Antonia<\/p>\n

Phil Hardberger Park<\/h3>\n

This vast 311-acre park has two addresses, one for both the west and east side
\nWest Side: 8400 N. W. Military Hwy., San Antonio, Texas 78231<\/a>
\nEast Side: 13203 Blanco Road, San Antonio, Texas 78216<\/a><\/p>\n

Phil Hardberger Park<\/a> is perfect for a nice walk with your dog since they offer loop trails with plenty of shade. Many of the paths offer natural surfaces instead of pavements which are great for your dog’s knees, paw pads, and joints. As an added bonus they even offer doggy water fountains by many of their trail entryways. A great loop to try is their Savanna Loop that usually has fewer people on it, giving your furry friend minimal distractions.<\/p>\n

Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area<\/h3>\n

You’ll find this “back to basics” park charming with its minimalistic style only 10 minutes from downtown Boerne located at
\n143 Mark Twain,\u00a0Boerne,\u00a0TX 78006\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n

Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area<\/a> isn’t like most modern parks, but that’s what makes it so charming to it’s most frequent visitors. Running about 1,700 feet along the riverside, your furry friend is more than welcome to take a dip in the Guadalupe River to cool off. Since the park is more remote than others your dog will be able to enjoy the fresh smell of nature, picking up on the Jackrabbits, wild hogs, and abundance of deer roaming the grounds. Along with its simplistic theme, this park doesn’t offer water fountains so you’ll want to be sure to pack plenty of your own to keep you and Fido hydrated. Another interesting quirk about this park is that it doesn’t offer trail names or color markers, it simply has different arrows you can choose from along the way, similar to a choose your own adventure story line.<\/p>\n

Medina River Natural Area<\/h3>\n

You can find the first natural area that was located on the south side of San Antonia at
\n15890 Highway 16 South, 78264<\/a><\/p>\n

At the Medina River Natural Area<\/a>, you’ll discover the river flowing right through its great wilderness. This park offers paved and natural paths so you’ll have options on what you prefer for you and Fido. This park is beautiful in the spring and summer since it offers a lush and vast amount of vegetation.<\/p>\n

Eisenhower Park<\/h3>\n

This popular park is known for its dog presence and located at
\n19399 NW Military Hwy, San Antonio, TX 78257<\/a><\/p>\n

Eisenhower Park<\/a> offers an observation tower 215 feet up to look over its 320-acres, that is especially popular with canines over the weekends. This adventurous park offers your pup tree-made stairs, rocks to climb and jump over, and downhill runs. Since this is known as a popular park among other pet parents, it’s a perfect location for your furry friend to work their social skills.<\/p>\n

As always when going with your pup in nature it’s safest to keep them on a leash to avoid your dog getting hurt if they end up running into any wildlife, keeping you and Fido healthy and happy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Taking your dog to the park is a refreshing and fun way to get in their exercise that they will be sure to appreciate. To help here is a list of a few of the best parks to take your furry friend in San Antonia Phil Hardberger Park This vast 311-acre park has two addresses,…<\/p>\n

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