Denver's best dog parks, from massive off-leash preserves to mountain-view trails.
Over 1,000 miles of dog-friendly hiking trails and a parks system that rewards mile-high lungs. Denver is built for active dogs.
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Find the right park in Denver.
Filter 22 parks by the things Google Maps can't tell you: fenced or open, reactive-friendly, shaded, double-gated, puppy-safe.
All 22 parks
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4.8Cherry Creek Dog Off Leash Area (DOLA)
2,248 reviews107 acres of creek beaches, agility features, and miles of trail
- Water
- Shade
- Parking
4.8Chatfield Dog Park
961 reviewsStream-fed pond where dogs swim safely year-round
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.7West Arvada Dog Park
500 reviewsNonprofit-run acres with Flatirons views and a walking loop
- Fenced
- Water
- Parking
4.7Bayou Gulch Dog Park
205 reviewsGrassy double-sided park with Rocky Mountain views
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.7Cherry Creek Dog Park
181 reviewsFlat creekside loops and shallow water, the closest big off-leash run to Denver
- Water
- Parking
- Restrooms
4.6Forsberg Iron Spring Park
1,057 reviewsPanoramic Green Mountain views from downtown Denver to Pikes Peak
- Fenced
- Parking
- Small-dog area
4.6Tony Grampsas Dog Park
350 reviewsA fenced mini-forest with trails, a bridge, and a creek
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.6Forsberg Off-Leash Dog Park
169 reviewsHilly, brushy terrain with an agility zone and sweeping views
- Fenced
- Parking
- Restrooms
4.5Greenway Off Leash Dog Park
979 reviewsAn enormous sandy field with room to truly run
- Fenced
- Off-leash
- Suburban
4.5Glendale Open Space Trail
273 reviewsA 1.6-mile off-leash loop through Lone Tree prairie
- Parking
- Restrooms
- Off-leash
4.4Grandview Dog Park
1,007 reviewsA full agility course inside a fenced Aurora favorite
- Fenced
- Water
- Shade
4.4Berkeley Dog Park
814 reviewsLakeside zoomies with a vintage roller coaster in view
- Fenced
- Water
- Small-dog area
Nearby cities
Portland
Oregon
A dozen designated off-leash areas and a culture of dog-friendly taverns make Portland one of the most dog-integrated cities in the Pacific Northwest.
Seattle
Washington
14 off-leash areas inside city limits, plus massive Marymoor Park in nearby Redmond, make Seattle's rainy-day dog scene one of the most active in the country.