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Dog Walking in Hotchkiss

The town of Hotchkiss lies on the central western slope of the Rocky Mountains, in colorful Colorado. This small community offers a welcoming environment to their residents and to visitors alike. No wonder this town loves boasting to all the call themselves ‘the friendliest town around!’ Pups will be happy to know there is one veterinarian located here, ready to take care of any healthcare needs which may arise.

Although there are no parks within the town of Hotchkiss, the area is well-known for its stock dog trials, popular for competitors and dog lovers everywhere. There are also championship fly fishing competitions on the Gunnison River near here.

In the nearby town of Paonia, you and your pup can visit the Paonia River Park, which lies on the North Fork of the Gunnison River. Hike the one-mile trail which runs along the river or throw in a line to catch some trout! There are plenty of primitive camping spots available if you and Fido are looking for an extended stay in the great outdoors. Keep your pup on leash throughout this beautiful park.

Hotchkiss is the certainly the place to be to spend some quality time with your fur-ever friend.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Hotchkiss

Crawford

Population Density

1,409 per sq. mi.

Crawford

The town of Crawford, 11 miles southeast of Hotchkiss, has a magnificent outdoor experience for you and your pup to enjoy. The Needle Rock Natural Area, on the northside of Crawford, is situated in the West Elk Mountains. It is the perfect place to spend some quality time together in nature. Take your hiking shoes and a leash for Fido, and jump on the Bureau of Land Management Trail that runs along the bottom of a natural volcanic plug, located here. This trail forms a loop, perfect for a hiking adventure. There are no restrooms or water, so plan accordingly.

West Delta

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

7 per sq. mi.

West Delta

Visit the West Delta neighborhood, in the city of Delta, 20 miles west of Hotchkiss, for a pawtastic time with pup! Here you will find Confluence Park, with lots of outdoor amenities to suit any needs. If you like to fish, throw your line into Confluence Lake and try not to let the big one get away. There is also an off-leash dog park, just perfect for Fido to stretch his legs. And to keep in tip-top shape, don’t miss the park’s 6 separate fitness trails of various lengths, many which run along the scenic Gunnison River! Restrooms are on-site.

Roe

Population Density

1,186 per sq. mi.

Roe

For a special place to get back to nature with your fur-ever friend, head to the Roe neighborhood in the town of Olathe, 31 miles southwest of Hotchkiss. Visit the dog-friendly Olathe Sweet Corn Park, designed for relaxation. There are plenty of open grassy areas for you and Fido to roam. Or why not take a blanket to throw down and enjoy a picnic lunch together? This is also the perfect place to throw in your fishing line and try to catch some dinner. There are restrooms on site as well as drinking fountains. Pups must remain on leash here.

Paonia

Population Density

1,972 per sq. mi.

Paonia

Head to the town of Paonia, a short 9-mile drive from Hotchkiss, to visit Paonia Town Park. These beautifully landscaped grounds are full of shade trees and open areas for you to relax with your pawtastic pup. Or stop by Apple Valley Park to enjoy sports courts, open spaces and picnic tables. And finally, Poulos Park is great to throw out a blanket on their large grassy fields. Restrooms are provided at each park. When you get hungry, enjoy a meal at The Living Farm Café, a farm-to-table restaurant, and dine at one of their 3 outdoor pet- friendly tables.

Orchard City

The Orchard City Town Park, in Orchard City, is the place to take your pawtastic friend for some outdoor, quality time together. Just 18 miles northwest of Hotchkiss, this park is dog-friendly and offers open spaces to roam with your pup on an extended leash. Or, enjoy the 1.5-mile, paved walking path, perfect for all pup-abilities. You and Fido can take a relaxing, on-leash stroll together in the fresh air. There are sports courts, playground facilities, and picnic pavilions provide plenty of shade to enjoy lunch. Restrooms and drinking fountains are on-site, but bring mutt mitts to keep this park pristine