Dog Walkers in Manitou Springs

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Manitou Springs

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   Population Density 1,704/sq mi

   #1 Beckers Lane

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   In the lovely area of Manitou Springs, the Garden of the Gods Trading Post allows leashed dogs to accompany you on a day that will be remembered forever. With regular doggy customers, this garden is a sure crowd pleaser with four-legged visitors. Built to bear a resemblance to traditional homes of Pueblo Indians, the garden has expanded to become Colorado’s hugest art gallery and gift shop attraction, and the best part is that it's dog-friendly! With a garden park for four-legged friends that need a little exercise, and plenty of restaurants to accommodate dogs, your dog will thank you for visiting Beckers Lane. 

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   Population Density 1,704/sq mi

   #2 Capitol Hill Avenue

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   The local museum in Manitou Springs offers a great deal of historic excitement for dog lovers everywhere. However, this is not your ordinary museum. As a castle museum, the exterior of the museum is covered in beautiful garden for you and your beloved pet to frolic through. Small dogs are allowed inside the actual museum, if carried, and all other dogs can visit the gardens of the museum. With a warm and welcoming environment for all dogs and their owners, Capitol Hill Avenue is the pawfect place to explore history and walk through beautiful vows of flowers with your best fur-friend.
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   Population Density 1,704/sq mi

   #3 Cliff Dwellings

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   Rated highly amongst visitors, Cliff Dwellings provides numerous luxuries to dog owners in Colorado. Leashed dogs are welcome to venture anywhere in Manitou Springs Cliff Dwellings. Even the museum and gift shop allow dogs to come in an explore along your side. You can walk through the history with your favorite four-legged friend, buy a small souvenir from the gift shop, grab a quick lunch, and watch your dog’s tail wag throughout the whole experience. You cannot go wrong in Cliff Dwellings! With beautiful scenic views, a museum to learn the history of the ancient place, numerous photo opportunities, and bubbly personalities of other local visitors, Cliff Dwellings is a perfect place to bring Fido to. 

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   Population Density 2,388/sq mi

   #4 Colorado Springs

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   Colorado Springs is only a 13-minute commute from Manitou Springs, and is home to a beautiful waterside dog park called, Bear Creek Dog Park. Highly rated, this park houses separated fenced areas for big and small dogs. Other luxuries include pathways for hiking, the creek for swimming, and stations to care for your dog (water stations, waste areas, and hoses).  The dog park consists of 25 acres of fenced area for romping and playing with other dogs. Agility training areas are also provided if you are interested in extra obedience training and mental stimulation. If you are looking for a tail-wagging experience your dog will remember forever, Colorado Springs is just around the bend of Manitou Springs.

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   Population Density 41/sq mi

   #5 Divide

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   The local trails of Divide are only 20 minutes from downtown Manitou Springs. With beautiful mountains in the backdrop, the trail is 4 miles in length, and will last around 3 hours with Fido. Dogs are asked to remain leashed at all times, but no worries -- by your side is your dog’s favorite place to be! As an added bonus pine needles on the pathways make the trail easy for your dog to walk on. The beautiful vegetation and mountain atmosphere proves for a relaxing hike with Fido. If you are need of stepping away from local metropolitan life, then the trails of Divide are a puptastic choice for you and Fido!

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