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Dots show a place or access point, not the boundary where dogs are allowed. 503 of 509 results have a sourced location.
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A fenced dog outing with designated access to Lake Washington.
A designated Harlem dog run at Madison Avenue and East 120th Street where off-leash use is confined to the run.
A designated dog-play stop at Margaret T. Hance Park. Use the city point to choose a part of Phoenix that fits your route.
A designated Bushwick dog run where dogs may be off leash inside the enclosure while citywide dog rules continue to apply.
A wooded 204-acre natural area on Marquam Hill with paved paths and hiking trails; all dogs must remain leashed.
A designated exercise area for a south Austin outing.
A free downtown baywalk and outdoor-art park with a designated fenced dog park and a Dogs & Cats sculpture walkway.
An easy 1.2-mile route from Mountain View II Park with modest elevation change and a separate trailhead from North Mountain Park.
A designated McCarren Park dog run serving north Brooklyn, with off-leash use confined to the enclosure during park hours.
A designated dog-friendly area within McKinley Park where Chicago permit-and-tag rules apply to every dog.
An Austin city-limits campground with water and electric sites where pets must stay attended on a leash no longer than six feet and out of the water, cabins and youth area.
Nearly nine miles of Austin-area state-park trails where pets use a leash no longer than six feet and stay out of the water and designated swim areas.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.
