Rotary Glen Dog Park

Tanner Park does not have an official dog park, although dogs on leashes are permitted on the park's various paths (and you do see pups off-leash as well). The park descends into a gully, with a bridge at the bottom where many people let their dogs off leash to play in the creek. Please be cautious because the current is powerful. This isn't your normal dog park with a fence around it. It's like going for a hike in the woods. There are no restrooms or drinking fountains, so bring your own. A variety of bag and garbage stations are available. Please be advised that if you are not in good shape, the hike back up and out will be difficult. The road is made of dirt.The road is made out of dirt and rock.

Lindsey Gardens was established as a neighborhood city park in 1928, although it has a 60-year history with handcart pioneers.

Tanner Dog Park is northeast Salt Lake's premier off-leash dog park. Off-leash paths cover 13 acres, with on-leash parts covering another 10 acres.

Cottonwood Park Off Leash Area is a dog-friendly area in Salt Lake City, Utah, where dogs are allowed to run free in this area but must be leashed throughout the rest of the park.

Amenities. 2. Playground North and south 3 restrooms; 3 soccer fields (reservations required (801) 972-7800); 3 basketball courts

The mouth of Emigration Canyon, a historically significant place in the Salt Lake Valley, is marked by Rotary Glen Park, which was created in 1953.