Dog Walkers in Fort Lee

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Fort Lee

1. Dog Parks 2

   Population Density 120,133/sq mi

   #1 Hudson Heights

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   With a stunning view of the George Washington bridge, and nestled on the beautiful riverside, Highbridge Dog Park gives you and your pup the perfect place to play. This fenced, off-leash dog park is a fantastic pit-stop in the hustle and bustle of the city, or a pawsome place for regulars to bring their dogs and catch up. Life in the big city can be a ruff time, especially for a small pup, but have no fear. Highbridge Dog Park offers your best friend the chance to socialise, stretch its paws, and end every day bright eyed and bushy tailed.

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   Population Density 100,108/sq mi

   #2 Fort Tyron

   36

   Fort Tyron Dog Run is a picturesque paradise hidden in Fort Tyron. With trees surrounding the dog park on all sides, and separate areas for big and small dogs, this dog park offers you a quiet respite from the chaos of the city. Fences, gates, doggie bins, and friendly neighbours will allow your pup to let their fur down in a safe environment. Have a casual stroll, or use the natural terrain to give your dog the workout it needs. And if you’re looking for any pooch-friendly events, there is also a message board offering opportunities all over the neighbourhood.
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3. Dog Parks 2

   Population Density 37,885/sq mi

   #3 Inwood

   24

   Time to move those muscles, for you and your dog. At Inwood Hill Park Trail, you can get the exercise you need without breaking a sweat. The terrain offers just the right amount of challenge, and the natural scenery offers a beautiful backdrop to your pup’s hard work. Leashes are required for this hike; however, that's a small price for a chance to stroll through the only natural park on Manhattan Island. So whether you want to lose a few pounds, or you want your dog to be a lean-mean-pupper-machine, Inwood Hill Park Trail is the place to go!

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4. Dog Parks 2

   Population Density 37,885/sq mi

   #4 Inwood Hill

   12

   Whether you are there for a day, or have just moved into the city, Inwood Hill Dog Park is held in high regard by dog lovers in the local area. This park is off-leash and fenced-in, with enough space to throw a ball or explore the scenery. The park embraces diversity, opening its gates to big and small dogs alike. And if that’s not enough, strap on a leash and walk around Inwood Hill Park proper, complete with a beautiful view of the river, shady trees, and a pawfect view of city life in the heart of a natural environment.

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5. Dog Parks 4

   Population Density 45,091/sq mi

   #5 Spuyten Duyvil

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   Henry Hudson Park and Dog Run offers a place for the puppies, the elders, and everypup in between. Located on the cusp of the riverside, the park gives you a chance to embrace nature right on your doorstep. There is a separate, fenced dog park, complete with grassy terrain and space to run wild. Or, if your dog is looking for something easier, you can slip on a leash and stroll through the gorgeous gardens. Whatever temperament your furry friend may have, Henry Hudson Park and Dog Run gives your dog the space to be themselves, whatever time of year.

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