Dog Walkers in Monument

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Monument

1. Dog Parks 0

   Population Density 72/sq mi

   #1 Woodcarver Road

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   If you want to hike with your pup, this Monument neighborhood is the perfect place to go. This neighborhood is home to one of the New Santa Fe Trail’s trailheads. This 20-mile trail passes by mountain peaks, meadows filled with prairie grass, and lovely forests. Hop on the trail in Monument’s Woodcarver Road neighborhood, and walk for as long as you and your pup would like! After your walk, treat your dog to lunch at Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers. Order yourself a delicious steakburger or a hot dog, and get your pup a plain patty or some vanilla custard. Then, enjoy your delicious meal at one of Freddy’s dog-friendly outdoor tables.

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2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 272/sq mi

   #2 Old Colorado City

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   If you’re searching for a pawsitively great off-leash dog area, head over to Old Colorado City and check out Bear Creek Dog Park. Located 22 miles from Monument, this dog park has a large fenced area with a spacious field for running and romping and even a creek for a splashin' good time! There are also off-leash pathways you can explore with your dog. If your dog needs a drink, water is available. After the dog park, take your pup over to Pub Dog, the only restaurant in Colorado that allows dogs to sit inside. Pub Dog also has a doggy menu that includes items like puppy patties and “pupsicles” made with frozen chicken breast soup. You and your dog will both have a great time eating here!

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3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 3,291/sq mi

   #3 Greenland Road

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   This Larkspur neighborhood is home to another fun off-leash area: Devon’s Dog Park. This 17-acre dog park is just eight miles from Monument, and it includes one large field where dogs can play and make friends with other local pups. There’s also a fun agility course in the dog park. Bring some water for your dog, and enjoy playing with them here. If you want to go on a longer walk with your pup after the dog park, take them on the Green Open Space Trail. This beautiful trail goes through native grasslands and through pine forests. The Green Open Space Trail is located right next to Devon’s Dog Park, and it welcomes dogs on-leash.

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4. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 2,611/sq mi

   #4 West Colorado Springs

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   West Colorado Springs is home to Garden of the Gods, a National Natural Landmark that has beautiful rock formations This park is 19 miles from Monument, and it has a small off-leash area. This unfenced off-leash area is located east of Rock Ledge Ranch Historic site and west of 30^th Street. Be sure to bring some water for your pup. After your dog is finished playing off-leash, put them back on their leash and explore some of Garden of the Gods' trails. If you’re looking for a shorter walk, try the Perkins Central Garden Trail, which features a 1.5-mile paved path. Or, if you want to go on a longer hike, check out the three-mile Chambers/Bretag/Palmer Trail, which circles most of the park.

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5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 4,708/sq mi

   #5 Briargate

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   Briargate has a fun off-leash area your pup is sure to love: Rampart Dog Park. This dog park is 13 miles from Monument, and it’s fully fenced. Inside the dog park, there’s a large field with lots of space for your dog to run around, as well as logs for them to climb on and hills for them to run up. If your dog gets thirsty, there are spigots you can use to fill their water bowl. If you want to get a bite to eat with your dog after the park, there are plenty of grrreat options close by! For tasty soups, salads, and sandwiches, head over to Panera Bread and grab one of their dog-friendly outdoor tables. Or, if you’re in the mood for pizza, head to California Pizza Grill and share a slice with your favorite furry friend.

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