dedicated dog park
Overview: River Trail Trailhead & Dog Park is rated 4.1/5 from 31 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as spacious with room for dogs to run. Crowd: Reviews describe a sense of community among regular visitors.
Overview: River Trail Trailhead & Dog Park is rated 4.1/5 from 31 Google reviews. Reviews most often describe it as spacious with room for dogs to run. Crowd: Reviews describe a sense of community among regular visitors.
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Dogs are NOT socialized here. There is an unspoken rule of one dog owner at a time. Found this out while traveling through and trying to find a place for the dog to run around...
Nice little part with all the amenities for kids and an adult, besides getting a little face lift for the community of Santa Fe.
Romero park is a fun place to bring the dogs. Two large runs and trailhead. You can jump off on the River Trail and walk Long the Santa Fe River. Great views of the mountains too.
It's pretty plain not really very exciting but it would make for a great walk or a jog. I suppose I'm spoiled by loop trails in my own area back in mid United States where you start at one place and can walk a couple of miles but wind it back at your car and don't have to come back the same path you took to get back to your car.
Dog park entrance at this location. Nice park, lots of room for pups to explore. BRING WATER
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