Private Agility Arena at Gone to the Dogs

Welcome to the Private Agility Arena! Brought to you by Gone to the Dogs – Salida, CO “Sniff. Run. Play. Repeat.” Tucked behind our holistic pet supply store and self-wash/grooming salon, this secure private dog park is designed for off-leash fun, enrichment, and training—whether your pup is a seasoned agility pro or just needs space to zoom. What You’ll Love: • Fully fenced agility arena • Secure and private for just you and your dog • Safe for reactive, shy, or high-energy pups • Easy booking through Sniffspot • Run by a certified grooming and training team who love dogs like family Book online. Arrive. Unleash joy. Please note: Agility equipment is available during warmer months only and will be removed for the winter season. DO NOT LET DOGS PEE ON THE EQUIPMENT!

4th Mesa 7 acre Private Dog Park In Bailey

7 acres of fenced forest to play on including a hiking trail for the pet owners! There is a switch back trail through the middle of the property marked by tree branches/logs and pink/green flags. Further trail description below the instructions. Best way to find the trail from the gate is to either follow the fence line up to the right all the way to the top of the property or walk straight up the gulley until you see the first green flag. The green flags mark the beginning and end of each switchback. There are 29 rows of switchbacks. Between the green flags there are pink flags to guide you with branches and logs to mark the left and right of each trail. There are a few places where the trail merges which is marked by 2 yellow flags. The last (or first depending on the ascent or descent chosen) trail row has yellow flags that have been colored pink (see pictures at the very end of the collage). It is about a 4 mile round trip hike if you follow the switch backs up then down (or vice versa). For you hiking purists the switchback rows are not perfectly parallel. This was a 3 year manual effort. The more ya’ll hike it the more visible it will be.

Country Run's 58 Acre Private Ranch In Conifer

Country Run's Private Ranch is 58 acres located just shy of one mile off of Highway 285 off of Pleasant Park Road. An amazing location - a hidden gem. As you walk from the parking area along the path, the property opens up into a beautiful aspen forest with wooden benches and a large meadow. Half way down the meadow on the left (west) side is a small riparian area with Alder trees - the beginning of several spring fed creeks. The hillside on the east side of the property offers rock outcroppings, large rock benches and 360 views. Our dogs thoroughly enjoy their time here and we hope your dog does, too! Depending on the time of year, the spring fed area can be muddy, an old towel is recommended for the drive home. This property is perfect for dog walks, picnics and celebrations. Please feel free to text with any questions. Thank you!

Camirae's 4 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Woodland Park

This is a horse property with beautiful views. Horses will be put up in the barn while visitors are here for safety. Fully fenced with wire fencing but dogs can go under it so please have good recall or keep leashed!

Tim's 12 Acre Unfenced Private Dog Park In Morrison

Come walk 12 acres of mixed terrain, sweeping meadow to rock outcroppings. This is not fenced but there is an old 3 wire fence that outlines the property. We have 2 friendly dogs that wonder the property that we can have put away during your stay or leave out to have dogs to play with. We do have 5 goats that are fenced in and 3 cats that roam the property. Please pick up after your dogs.

Carson's Private Dog Park In Littleton

Bratzzy Booz Dog Park at legendary Crystal Peak, Colorado

Crystal Peak in Teller County, Colorado is known for its mineral specimens, including amazonite and smoky quartz. The Smoky Hawk Claim on Crystal Peak is said to be the source of some of the world's best amazonite. The area's minerals are highly prized and in short supply.

~1 Acre Fully Fenced Private Field In Sedalia

DJ's Aspen Grove In Cripple Creek

I'm local and in the City of Cripple Creek! My half acre piece of Aspen Grove is beautiful and a fun place to run. It is home for my two dogs to run around and play with their toys! There are dog balls and stuff randomly in the yard to play with. Working on fixing the front of the fence but the rest of the yard is completely fenced. If you're in town staying or just passing through, you're welcome to stop by my pad so your dog can do the doo! Please make sure to pick up after your furry friend! 🙏✌️❣️🌻🫶🐕🐶🐾🐩🐕‍🦺🦴

Hummingbird Trails - 15 Acres of private trails in Conifer, CO

Hi! Sorry for the inconvenience - We have reservations on hold until we get the trail system fully marked and a few things set up for guests. Message me and I can keep you informed as soon as we’re ready to go. Hope you’ll visit our enchanted forest in the mountains! We have 15 acres of trails (2 miles of different trail loops) that run through our property, including a narrow seasonal stream with a trail running alongside (the stream runs strong in the Spring and begins to dry up in July. It will run again if there’s been a lot of rain). We use the trails for dog walking, hiking, and mountain biking. May-September we have hundreds of hummingbirds zipping through our property. The trails are considered intermediate: easy in parts, and intermediate in parts, with uneven Colorado rocky terrain. The trails wind up and down the side of the mountain and empty into the forest and the meadows. This property is not for everyone - it’s very natural. The trails are in great condition and it beautiful, but there is a wild element to it, similar to any park in the area. If you aren’t sure how your dog will react, keep them on a leash until you’re both used to the trails. We will try to keep the trails available in the winter for snow shoeing.