Central Park Denver Paths
A leashed paved-path outing through a regional park with lake and natural areas.
- Lake and natural areas
- Bike and pedestrian path
- Northeast Denver
Choose a permitted route, find its access point and check the sections where dogs cannot go.
Sorted by place name, A–Z.
A leashed paved-path outing through a regional park with lake and natural areas.
A long 10.7-mile moderate trail from the North Mountain Visitor Center, with water and shade at the trailhead.
A Denver-area trail outing with a six-foot leash rule outside the separately permitted off-leash area. Check official closure notices before choosing a route.
A leashed path outing through a historic regional park with pavilion, fountain and flower beds.
A Denver-area state park with 35 miles of multiuse trails, leashed-dog access on many named routes and a separately permitted off-leash area.
A 0.05-mile shared-use Austin Parks trail in Northeast Austin where pets are welcome on a leash no longer than six feet.
Chicago’s 18-mile lakefront path, where public-area leash rules apply and ordinary beach access remains excluded outside posted dog areas.
A 2.93-mile shared-use Austin Parks trail in South Austin where pets are welcome on a leash no longer than six feet.
A broad regional-park path outing near the lake, flower beds, museum and zoo grounds.
A 0.26-mile shared-use Austin Parks trail in Northeast Austin where pets are welcome on a leash no longer than six feet.
A partially complete Southeast Austin shared-use route through Roy G. Guerrero Park and toward Mabel Davis Park where pets use a leash six feet or shorter.
Dogs are restricted to paved areas; the beach, backcountry and named backcountry camps are excluded.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.