Dog walking in Las Vegas

Winchester

This neighborhood is just minutes from the world famous Las Vegas strip, and it has some special areas just for dogs! Nothing says Vegas like getting hitched at a chapel, and at Wedding Bells Chapel, nobody is too furry for a wedding! Have man's best friend as your best man, or throw your pup a wedding of their own. The Molasky Park Dog Run is a safe space for running and play. Although the park itself can get a bit messy, the fenced-in dog area is well maintained. It's recommended that you visit during daylight hours to be safe. There are gazebo shelters and picnic tables on site, and a children's playground is not far from the dog run. Have fun Vegas style with your hound in Winchester.

Paradise Valley

Dogs in Paradise Valley have some fun ways to play in the Las Vegas sun. Sunset Dog Park keeps things clean with a pawesome rotation through three different areas so that regular maintenance may be done. These areas offer lots of shade, which is hard for pups to come by in the desert! Owners can chill out on the benches and picnic tables scattered in the park. To top it all off, Sunset Dog Park has water spigots on site, a section for small dogs, easy parking and lights for use after dark! If you're looking for a more unique experience with your fur-baby, check out Omni Limousine. You and your pooch are welcome to enjoy a chauffeured tour of the city from the inside of a limo. Treat your canine to this VIP doggy date for $55 per hour.

Calico Basin

The beautiful Calico Basin is home to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a bright red wonderland for pups and people alike! Located just miles off the main strip, Echo Canyon-Fossil Ridge Loop combines hikeable trails with incredible sights. There is parking close to the trail entrance, and dogs can go off leash once on the trail. Keep your eyes open for mountain bikers, and even the occasional horseback rider! Red Rock Canyon is a vast park with campgrounds, a visitor's center and numerous trails perfect for dog-walking. Leashes are required on these trails, which vary in difficulty depending on what kind of outing you're looking for. Remember to bring lots of water when out in the desert, as temperatures can become extreme unexpectedly! This can leave both you and your​ pooch pretty parched. Even further into the conservation area is White Rock Canyon Wash, a great trail to check out during the fall to spring seasons!

Summerlin

There are lots of great parks for you and your pup to discover in Summerlin. Both dogs and their people can have a good time at the Kellogg-Zaher Sports Complex. Let Rover run free inside the fenced-in dog park, which features real green grass (which is quite the commodity in Las Vegas)! The park is very big and has multiple watering spots - perfect for big games of fetch or chase. There are public restrooms on site for the comfort of all two-legged visitors, and poop bags and waste receptacles for those on four. The park doesn't have much shade though, so factor that in when preparing to visit. The Buffalo Sports Park has a fenced-in area for dogs, but owners must supply their own water and doggy dishes.  Fun can be had at either spot as you spend quality time with your favorite pupper!

Green Valley South

There is oodles to do if you're a dog in Green Valley South! The District Shopping Center is known for its dog-friendly attitude, designer pup shops, and special dog-friendly events. There are many watering stations for furry guests throughout this outdoor plaza. Many of the restaurants in the center allow pooches to relax with their owners on patios and outdoor dining areas. Not far away is the Paseo Vista Dog Park, where you can take your pup to burn off steam day or night! There are small and large dog sections, poop bags, and waste bins on site and lights for sundown fun. The Dos Escuelas Park has lots of space for on-leash excursions and a fenced in dog run for off-leash romps. All three of these choices are great ways to bond with your four-legged friend!