Piedmont Park is our main city park, and many of our festivals and special events are hosted there. Last weekend, when we set out for our walk we also got to see a disc dog performance as part of our annual Dogwood Festival.
Rocco Havanese hangs out with some of his disc dog pals!
The park covers more than 200 acres so there's always plenty to explore.
Next, we headed over to the wetland restoration area and walked the trails.
From there we discovered some good climbing rocks!
There's also a dog park with separate areas for large and small dogs.
We stopped to smell some flowers.
And then started our walk home, meeting some new friends along the way. We covered four miles during our Piedmont Park walk last weekend and didn't even make it halfway through the park. More to explore for another day!
To see how the rest of our pals are staying fit and enjoying their own parks, check out both Blog Hops today!
Head on over to the Park Day Blog Hop hosted by Gizmo and Finn and then join my co-hosts SlimDoggy and Peggy's Pet Place at the FitDog Friday Blog Hop!
Hey Rocco - great pictures of your park adventure. Looks like a cool park!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very popular place to hang out! Very cool! :)
ReplyDeleteRocco, you handsome boy, it looks like you had a great time at the park!
ReplyDelete--Champ's mom
Looks like a fun park. We have some big parks in Seattle where festivals are held in the summer. The dog park looks nice but too bad there aren't more shade trees.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great park and awesome little fluffy baby Rocco! We just want to hug you every time we see that adorable little self of yours! You're like a giant hug-ball!
ReplyDeleteWoof! Woof! Big Park and a great place to have a festival. That's PAWSOME the weather cooperated. Happy PARK Day and FitDog Friday. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful park and a lot of fun - Happy Park Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a huge dog park. We don't have any around here that I know of. Glad you had a fun walk and saw lots of cool sites, even if you did see a kitty too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining Park Day! Those purple irises are absolutely gorgeous...I used to bring Murphy and Cecil to Piedmont Park when I lived in Smyrna in the early '90's...it's a great urban resource with so much to see and explore...Have you ever gone up to Redtop Mountain north of Marietta? That was one of our favorite places for more rustic hikes...
ReplyDeleteThe irises are beautiful! It took me a minute to realize that the weird looking thing behind Rocco, in the top photo, isn't a dog, but straw. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great time and great weather!
ReplyDeleteGreat park looks like there is a lot to do there
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
That park looks FAB! You walked pretty far considering you didn't even see all of the park. Good job!
ReplyDeleteThat sure looks like a fun park! Great pictures. :)
ReplyDeleteYou have irises already! Oh, Rocco, I'm glad to see you having fun on our Fit Dog park Day too.
ReplyDeleteIt's no wonder you are so fit, Rocco! That park is wonderful place, filled with lots of things to keep you moving!
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A beautiful park, great photos of you, and I'm so glad you took a little time to stop and smell the flowers!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely park to explore.
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