Dog Walking & Hiking in White Plains, NY
Adventure Pack provides professional dog hiking and walking services throughout White Plains, NY. We offer small-group trail hikes and personalized 1:1 walks that give your dog the real exercise, enrichment, and socialization they need — far beyond what a quick neighborhood walk can provide. Every outing includes safe home pickup and drop-off, experienced handlers, and photo updates so you always know your dog is having a great day.
Why White Plains Dog Owners Choose Adventure Pack
White Plains is the hub of Westchester County — a busy city where professionals, families, and their dogs share a fast-paced routine. Between the commute, the office, and everything else on the schedule, your dog can easily end up spending most of the day indoors. And for the retrievers, Doodles, Shepherds, and other high-energy breeds that fill Westchester households, a quick morning walk and an evening loop around the block isn't going to cut it.
Adventure Pack solves that problem. While you're at work or managing your day, our team picks up your dog from your White Plains home and takes them on a genuine trail adventure — 60 to 90 minutes of guided hiking through Westchester's best parks and preserves with a small, carefully matched pack. Your dog comes home tired, calm, and happy. You come home to a dog who's ready to relax instead of climbing the walls.
Founded in 2020 by Dany Torres in nearby Scarsdale, Adventure Pack has been serving Westchester families with the same philosophy from day one: dogs deserve real adventure, not just a walk.
Our White Plains Dog Services
Trail Hikes (Group Adventures)
Our signature service. Your dog joins a small pack of compatible dogs for a guided hike through curated Westchester trails. Every pack is matched by temperament, size, and energy — so your dog gets appropriate playmates and real attention from the handler.
- Pack size: 4-6 dogs, sometimes up to 8-10 depending on compatibility and terrain
- Duration: 60-90 minutes on curated trails
- Includes: Home pickup and drop-off, photo/video updates, basic cleaning and towel dry
- Pricing: $60/hike (1x/week) or $50/hike (2+ times/week — save 15%)
Off-leash hiking is earned, not automatic. We evaluate every dog's recall and behavior before granting off-leash privileges. Many dogs earn this freedom within their first few weeks of regular hikes.
1:1 Dog Walks (Personalized Attention)
For dogs who thrive with individual attention — puppies building leash confidence, seniors with a gentler pace, or nervous dogs who need one-on-one time with a handler they trust.
- 30-minute walk: $45/walk (or $40 with 3+ walks/week)
- 60-minute walk: $70/walk (or $63 with 3+ walks/week)
- 90-minute walk: $90/walk (or $80 with 3+ walks/week)
Every walk includes the same home pickup, drop-off, and photo updates you get with our group hikes.
Trails and Parks We Use Near White Plains
White Plains sits at the center of Westchester with outstanding trail access in every direction. We rotate locations to keep things fresh and match the terrain to each pack's energy level:
- Kensico Dam Plaza and Trails — The trails around Kensico Dam and the reservoir offer miles of wooded paths with rolling terrain, open meadow areas, and views of the dam. One of the best spots in central Westchester for dogs who need distance and elevation.
- Silver Lake Preserve — A 50-acre nature preserve in White Plains proper with forested trails, a lake, and diverse habitats. Great for moderate-energy hikes close to downtown.
- Cranberry Lake Preserve — 190 acres of hardwood forest in neighboring Harrison with trails ranging from easy to challenging. The lake, rock outcroppings, and dense woods make this one of Westchester's most engaging dog hike locations.
- Saxon Woods Park — An extensive wooded park with miles of trails just south of White Plains. We use this frequently for higher-energy groups who need a real workout.
- Bronx River Pathway — A scenic corridor following the Bronx River south through White Plains and beyond, with both paved and natural surface sections and water access points dogs love.
Our handlers know these trails year-round — which sections flood in spring, where the shade is in summer, the best footing in fall and winter. Your dog always gets a safe, engaging outing regardless of the season.
What Makes Us Different From Other White Plains Dog Walkers
- Real trail adventures, not sidewalk loops. We drive dogs to actual parks and preserves. The difference in exercise quality — physical and mental — is dramatic compared to a walk around the neighborhood.
- Small, curated packs. 4-6 dogs per group, matched for compatibility. Your dog gets genuine socialization with appropriate partners, not a chaotic free-for-all.
- Experienced, trained handlers. Our team is trained in canine behavior and first aid, carries full pet-care liability insurance, and follows strict safety protocols.
- Local and accountable. We're a Westchester-based company, not a gig app or a franchise. You'll know your dog's handler by name, and they'll know your dog.
- Complete transparency. Photos and videos from every single outing. You always see what your dog did and where they went.
How to Get Started in White Plains
- Reach out. Contact us by phone at 917-267-8296 or through our online form.
- Meet and greet. We'll schedule a free 30-minute visit at your White Plains home to meet your dog, review our policies, and set up scheduling through our client portal.
- Adventures begin. We handle pickup, the adventure, drop-off, and updates. You handle enjoying a tired, happy dog.
Frequently Asked Questions — White Plains Dog Services
What areas of White Plains do you serve?
All of White Plains — from Battle Hill and Fisher Hill to Gedney Farms, Highlands, and the neighborhoods around Mamaroneck Avenue and North Broadway. We also serve Scarsdale, Bronxville, Rye, Harrison, Eastchester, Ardsley, and Tuckahoe.
Do I need to be home for pickup and drop-off?
No. Most of our White Plains clients provide a key, garage code, or doorman access. For apartment and condo buildings, we work out building entry during the meet and greet.
My dog has a lot of energy. Will hikes actually tire them out?
Yes — that's exactly what our hikes are designed for. 60 to 90 minutes of trail hiking with varied terrain, new smells, and pack socialization is far more tiring than the same-distance walk on flat sidewalks. Most high-energy dogs come home and nap for hours. Our hiking services page has more details on what a typical outing looks like.
What if the weather is bad?
We hike in nearly all conditions — rain, light snow, heat. We only cancel when conditions are genuinely unsafe. If we need to adjust, you'll be notified the night before or morning of. See our FAQ page for full details.
How much does dog walking and hiking cost in White Plains?
Trail hikes start at $50/hike with our multi-day discount. Private walks start at $40 for 30 minutes. See our full pricing page for all options.
Ready to give your White Plains dog the adventure they deserve? Get started today or call us at 917-267-8296.