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Cherry Creek Marina Boat Rentals

Cherry Creek State Park Aurora
303-779-6144 Map
Located just minutes from downtown Denver, this marina allows dogs on their fishing boat rentals. You and your pup can rent a boat and explore the reservoir located in the dog-friendly Cherry Creek State Park. Boat rental rates start at about $25 for 1 hour.

Denver Pavilions

15th Street and Tremont Denver

Larimer Square

Larimer Street Denver
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Popular with both the locals and tourists, this area offers specialty stores, galleries, and restaurants. Some of the restaurants allow dogs at the outdoor tables, including the Del Mar Crab House and The Market Restaurant. If you want to do some shopping with your pooch, some stores allow your well-behaved dog inside including the Larimer Mission Gift Shop, Cry Baby Ranch and Z Gallerie. Look for details about the restaurants and stores in our Denver City Guide. The square is located on Larimer Street, between 14th and 15th Streets, and Market and Lawrence Streets.

Lookout Mountain Park

Lookout Mountain Road Golden
303-964-2589 Map

Dogs on leash are allowed at this Denver mountain park. The park is over 65 acres and offers scenic views including an overlook of Denver and the plains. William "Buffalo Bill" Cody was buried in this park back in 1917. Dogs are not allowed inside the Buffalo Bill Museum. However, you and your pooch can visit the outdoor gravesite of this popular cowboy and frontiersman. You can also take your dog on one of the many hiking trails at the park. To get to the park, take Interstate 70 west to exit 256 (marked as Buffalo Bill Grave). Follow the signs to the park (Buffalo Bills Grave). It will be a winding uphill road.

Dinosaur Ridge

16831 West Alameda Parkway Morrison
303-697-3466 Map

Leashed dogs are allowed, including on the self-guided walking tour. Dinosaur Ridge is a geographically famous National Natural Landmark, located just 15 minutes west of downtown Denver. The site features historically famous Jurassic dinosaur bones. The bones were discovered in 1877 and over 300 Cretaceous dinosaur footprints have also been found. The self-guided tour is one mile long and features 16 interpretive signs that describe fossil remains and other important features. There is no charge for the self guided walk. Booklets are available for purchase in the Visitor Center. The booklets offer more details of the walking tour. To get there from Interstate 70, take exit 259 (Morrison/Golden exit) and head south (towards Red Rocks Park) on Highway 93/26. As you near Red Rocks Park, there will be a turn off to the left for Highway 26. Follow the signs for Dinosaur Ridge.

Grandview Park Dog Park

17500 E. Salida Street Aurora
303-739-7160 Map
This park has a designated off-leash dog park. The 5 acre dog park is fenced. It is located at the west end of Quincy Reservoir, about a third of a mile east of Buckley on Quincy. Dogs must be leashed when outside of the off-leash area.

Barnum Park Off-Leash Area

Hooker and West 5th Denver
720-913-0696 Map
This park has a designated off-leash area which is located in the northeast area of the park. It borders the 6th Avenue Freeway. Enter from the parking lot on 5th. This off-leash area is part of a pilot program for the city and county of Denver. It is in place to test the feasibility of off-leash areas in Denver parks. Volunteers observe the conditions at the parks on a regular basis and the success and future of the program will be determined at the end of the pilot program.

Berkeley Park Dog Park

Sheridan and West 46th Denver
720-913-0696 Map
This park has a designated fenced dog park which is located west of the lake. Enter from lake side. This dog park is part of a pilot program for the city and county of Denver. It is in place to test the feasibility of off-leash areas in Denver parks. Volunteers observe the conditions at the parks on a regular basis and the success and future of the program will be determined at the end of the pilot program.

Denver's Off Leash Dog Park

666 South Jason Street Denver
303-698-0076 Map
This park is Denver's first off leash dog park. It is open from sunrise to sunset, seven days a week. The park is located directly behind the Denver Animal Control building.

Fuller Park Dog Park

Franklin and East 29th Denver
720-913-0696 Map
This park has a designated fenced dog park which is located at the northwest part of the park. It is west of the basketball courts. Enter from 29th Avenue. This dog park is part of a pilot program for the city and county of Denver. It is in place to test the feasibility of off-leash areas in Denver parks. Volunteers observe the conditions at the parks on a regular basis and the success and future of the program will be determined at the end of the pilot program.

Green Valley Ranch East Off-Leash Area

Jebel and East 45th Denver
720-913-0696 Map
This park has a designated off-leash area which is located at the southwest area of the park. This off-leash area is part of a pilot program for the city and county of Denver. It is in place to test the feasibility of off-leash areas in Denver parks. Volunteers observe the conditions at the parks on a regular basis and the success and future of the program will be determined at the end of the pilot program.

Kennedy Soccer Complex Off-Leash Area

Hampden and South Dayton Denver
720-913-0696 Map
This park has a designated off-leash area which is located at the southwest point of the park. Do not park inside the complex gate as it will be locked. This off-leash area is part of a pilot program for the city and county of Denver. It is in place to test the feasibility of off-leash areas in Denver parks. Volunteers observe the conditions at the parks on a regular basis and the success and future of the program will be determined at the end of the pilot program


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