Little Toots Park

In the midst of magnificent mountain surroundings, a grassy open space with pathways and an off-leash policy for dogs.

At the Lower Pond, Spring Creek flows. Spring Creek, about a half-mile from the parking area, is a traditional mountain trail.

Lee Field Dog Park welcomes pets. You and your dog will be able to play and have fun in separate small and large dog enclosures. Sand dominates the landscape. The best part is that the park is almost always quiet. Owners of dogs are reminded to clean up any messes made by their pets. The park is open from sunrise to sunset every day of the week.

Over 30 parks and playgrounds, over 2,100 acres of parks, trails, and open space, two community recreation facilities, a municipal golf course, and outdoor tennis courts are all managed by Aspen Parks & Recreation.

A 10-acre fenced-in dog park featuring benches, shaded areas, bathrooms, and an agility course.

Dog parks exist because not all dog owners live in a home with a large yard where their canine companions may run around and receive their daily exercise while socializing with other dogs. A dog park is a recreational area where humans and their dogs can interact. Off-leash dog parks provide a social setting for dogs and people to meet and engage in a friendly environment.