Dog Park Locations

With only a few brief hills, the Rim Trail is primarily a level, flat climb. Because there is no shade along the trail during the summer, it is better to hike early in the morning or late in the evening. Summer hikes require two liters of water, whereas winter hikes only require one liter. The Rim Trail may be reached from a number of locations in Page, including the North Navajo trailhead, North Lake Powell Blvd near McDonalds, Date Street at North Navajo, and the Page Public Library. Instead of miles, this guide uses hiking times. Hiking times are calculated based on a four-mile-per-hour pace. This itinerary begins at North Lake Powell Blvd behind McDonalds and travels clockwise around Page to make things easier for visitors.

The Off-Leash Recreational Facility, or Dog Park, at Desert Vista Park is one of the town's most popular attractions. The Dog Park is a 3-acre enclosed facility where dog owners can let their canines run around freely. Dogs must be properly licensed and vaccinated. The Dog Park is divided into two separate fenced areas, one for larger dogs and one for smaller dogs. The huge / active dog area can be accessed via Tower Drive or Desert Vista entrances. Tower Drive is the only way to get to the small / passive dog area.

Hike up the magnificent Picacho Peak with your animal best friend on one of the meandering routes at Picacho Peak State Park in Picacho, Arizona. A playground, historical markers, picnic spaces, ramadas, barbecues, restrooms, a visitor center and gift shop, and a campground are among the park's other amenities. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times and are not allowed inside any structure.

Enjoy the dog-friendly Apache Wash Trails on the north side of Phoenix, Arizona, from September to May. There are a variety of trails to select from, ranging in difficulty from simple to moderate. The trailhead includes trail maps so you can pick the one that best suits your skill level and needs. You and your dog can spend time here birdwatching, enjoying the local wildflowers, or simply getting some exercise. Mountain bikers and horses frequent this trail as well, so keep a look out for them. While trekking, keep your dog on a leash at all times, and pack enough of water for yourself and Petzooie.

On the walking track around the lake in Desert Breeze Park, leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their owners. Plants are identified by interpretive trail signs, and wildlife can be viewed throughout the park. A playground, ball fields, picnic spaces, tennis courts, a splash pad, and restrooms are all available in the park. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times while in the park.

Petzooie is welcome to join you on this fascinating walking tour as you learn about Old Bisbee's scary history. Your Ghost Host will regale you with tales of prior occupants' lives and deaths. Pets that are well-behaved and on a leash are always welcome. For the best experience, bring a torch, water, and a camera, as well as excellent walking shoes.

Bring Petzooie on a 25-minute guided tour of Tombstone's streets aboard a classic 1880s stage coach. Pets are welcome to accompany you on the coach.

WestWorld of Scottsdale is a terrific option whether you need a large-scale event space rental or simply want to attend one of the many events that come to Scottsdale. An equestrian center and a dining hall are among the 300,000 square feet of show area. The Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction, the International Motorcycle Show, and the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show are just a few of the significant events that use the space. Parking is plentiful, and the parking lot is occasionally used as additional event space. The public can reserve the space up to a year in advance. Dogs must be on a leash.

Bring Petzooie to the Saturday Farmers' Market at RoadRunner Park to buy locally grown produce, baked goods, honey, jams and jellies, nursery stock, natural pork, beef, and seafood, as well as handcrafted crafts. Dogs that are well-behaved and on a leash are welcome.

Take Petzooie to Mormon Trailhead in Phoenix, Arizona, for a somewhat strenuous trek. This path is a five-mile circle with a 1,000-foot elevation increase that offers year-round vistas of the desert. Take in the wildflowers and local wildlife along the trail, or simply walk for exercise. Try one of the paths that connect to this one and explore the region if you want a longer hike. There is plenty of parking near the trailhead. Make sure to carry lots of water for both yourself and Petzooie.