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Dog Areas in North Conway
North Conway sits along the New Hampshire/ Maine state line, and is the largest village within the town of Conway. Known mainly for being a resort area, and having the White Mountain National Forest bordering the village, your dog will love hanging out in North Conway. With two veterinarians in town, your dog will be happy and healthy while visiting.
Take your pup out to Whitaker Woods for a great afternoon together. The park offers ball fields, a warming house, restrooms for owners, and open space for a game of fetch. Check out the hiking trails for a pawtastic walk in these gorgeous woods.
Stop into Boston Brothers Pizzeria for a bite to eat with your four-legged pal. This casual pizzeria offers a variety of Italian/American style food that your dog will be drooling over. Their menu includes tasty eats like pizza, burgers, and hot dogs, plus their outdoor patio is dog-friendly and welcomes your pup to sit beside you for a meal.
If you need a place to stay, check into the Hampton Suites North Conway, or the Residence Inn by Marriott North Conway. They both welcome Fido to join you for a night or two and get a good rest together.
After hanging around North Conway and seeing all the amazing amenities that fills this great village, your dog will love spending time here.
Take your pup out to Whitaker Woods for a great afternoon together. The park offers ball fields, a warming house, restrooms for owners, and open space for a game of fetch. Check out the hiking trails for a pawtastic walk in these gorgeous woods.
Stop into Boston Brothers Pizzeria for a bite to eat with your four-legged pal. This casual pizzeria offers a variety of Italian/American style food that your dog will be drooling over. Their menu includes tasty eats like pizza, burgers, and hot dogs, plus their outdoor patio is dog-friendly and welcomes your pup to sit beside you for a meal.
If you need a place to stay, check into the Hampton Suites North Conway, or the Residence Inn by Marriott North Conway. They both welcome Fido to join you for a night or two and get a good rest together.
After hanging around North Conway and seeing all the amazing amenities that fills this great village, your dog will love spending time here.
Best Dog Neighborhoods in North Conway
#1 North Conway
48
Dog Parks
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Population Density
2,846/sq mi
#1 North Conway
48
Hang out in the North Conway neighborhood and check out all the amazing parks that lie within it. The Schouler Park offers a grassy field that Fido can play fetch on, plus there are trees for shade, a playground, and benches for owners to relax on. The Rotary Park is a smaller park that offers benches for owners to sit on, and a nice circular walking path that you and your dog can get a walk in on. Keep your dog on a leash when you are visiting both of these parks, and don't forget to bring water along with you. Echo Lake State Park is a great 118-acre park that offers picnicking, swimming, and restrooms
for owners. There are tons of hiking trails sprawled out in the park
that you and your dog can use for a hike together.
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#2 Gorham
36
Dog Parks
0
Population Density
353/sq mi
#2 Gorham
36
Take your dog out on a great hike along the Thompson Falls Trail. This trail is great for any hiker since it is 1.1-miles in distance with a 124-foot elevation gain, on an out and back route. The hike will take you through the White Mountain National Forest where you will cross several streams and see three great waterfalls while you hike. The trail tends to be popular among other hikers due to the short distance and great views, so make sure Fido is up for socializing while out. When you are hiking, keep your dog on a leash as well. The trail starts in Gorham, which is ten miles out of North Conway.
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#3 Hart's Location
24
Dog Parks
0
Population Density
39/sq mi
#3 Hart's Location
24
The Crawford Notch State Park is a beautiful 5,775-acre park that is filled with amazing amenities your dog will be dying to explore. With mountainside hiking trails, waterfalls, and camping, your dog will have the time of his life hanging out in this park. There is a small creek that runs throughout the park that Fido can cool down in. Although the historic Willey House is in this park, your dog is not allowed in it. Make sure to keep your dog on a leash. The park is located in Hart's Location, and only nineteen miles out on Conway.
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#4 Lincoln
12
Dog Parks
0
Population Density
4/sq mi
#4 Lincoln
12
The White Mountain National Forest is a beautiful forest to take your dog to for exploring and hiking. With over 800,000-acres of preserved forest, your dog will love the mountain views and historic sites that are sprawled throughout this forest. Make sure to keep your dog on a leash while you adventure in this area since there is a lot of natural wildlife that runs throughout it. While hiking, there will be several creeks and streams your dog can play in. If your dog loves the forest, then take advantage of the camping area that is located here and spend a few nights under the stars. Located in Lincoln, and only eighteen miles out of North Conway, your dog will have a great time in this forest with you.
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#5 North Intervale
0
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Population Density
211/sq mi
#5 North Intervale
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The Merriman State Forest is a great spot to take your pup for a great day out. The forest is filled with tons of hiking trails that you and your dog can go and explore together. Check out the Mount Kearsarge North Trail, which is 5.7-miles long with a 2,536-foot elevation gain on an out and back route. Throughout the hike, you will be shaded by trees until you get closer to the summit where it opens up. Don't forget to bring water. While hiking this amazing trail, your dog needs to be on a leash and make sure to occasionally check his paws since the terrain can get rough.
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