Dog walking in Pueblo

City Park Ave

The city of Pueblo loves its dogs, and you’ll find proof confirming that at the City Park Dog Park! You’ll find everything you’d expect from a great off-leash dog park here, including separate, fenced areas for large and small dogs. Keep in mind that your pal should be on a leash when entering and exiting the park. Dogs that visit this park must wear identifying tags and be current on all of their shots. This ensures that all dogs who visit play safely together! Don’t forget to pack the necessities, including water and waste disposal bags.

Pueblo West

The census-designated place of Pueblo West is small, but very dog-friendly. It’s also home to the Waggin’ Tail Dog Park. This fully fenced dog park is the pawfect place for your pal to play! Locals love this park, so your pup is sure to make some new fur-iends while they’re here. You might also become friends with a few of the fellow dog owners here! You’ll find plenty of lush green grass at this pawesome, off-leash park, as well as several picnic benches and shade trees. However, water and waste bags aren’t provided here, so be sure to bring your own.

Fortino Blvd

If you’re looking for a dog-friendly hotel -- or seven! -- in Pueblo, the vicinity of Fortino Blvd. is the place to be. Nearby, you’ll find plenty of Fido-friendly lodging accommodations to suit your budget and needs. Starbucks and McAlister’s, just off Highway 50, both offer outdoor seating where you can share a bite with your pup. For something a little more substantial, head to Noodles & Company, where your leashed dog is welcome to dine with you at the outdoor seating area. If you need to shop for supplies, stop by Lowe’s, which allows well-behaved, leashed dogs to accompany you while you shop.

Mineral Palace

The Mineral Palace Park is a gorgeous community park located just north of town, in the Mineral Palace neighborhood. Locals love the flowers that grow here, and praise the park for being a beautiful place to walk your dog! Just keep your pup on a leash, and don’t let him eat any of the flowers! The park also includes a children’s playground, so you can bring your whole family to enjoy a day at this pawesome park! Dogs aren’t allowed in the playground area for the park goers’ safety. Pack a picnic and some waste bags for a fun-filled day!

Downtown

In the northern section of downtown Pueblo, you’ll find several dog-friendly restaurants worth barking about! If you’re craving pizza, head to Angelo’s, where you can share a slice with your best bud at the outdoor tables. Graham’s Grill is the perfect place to enjoy some light bites and a scenic view of the river. Or, you could visit Brue’s Alehouse for some strong beverages and hearty dishes. Be sure to bring a leash and water bowl if you plan to take a food tour of the area. Burn off the extra calories with an on-leash adventure on the riverwalk.