Rover Run Dog Park

Absolutely the best dog park around! But always clean up after your fur family please! I’ve watched dogs attack each other and know two dogs that died at this dog park so please be responsible and respectful there is the occasional skunk, rabbits and early morning coyotes looking for wild turkey nest I recommend walking the paved trails north of the dog park you can see the fence where the animals crawl under to get to the water and the train tracks pretty to see birds Nice access to the trails for bike rides and walking your dog

Nice dog park for social dogs. My girls were happy to play for a bit and sniff everything. Big enough to for them to run around and burn off some energy but there is not much shade. There is a nice paved path along the parameter so you can walk around without getting muddy.

My dogs love this park. It's big enough for them to run around and sniff endlessly. While they play I get a few steps in while walking the perimeter of the park (as many people do). My only issue is that when it rains or snows there are a few large puddles that form and of course you end up with very dirty pups but I guess that's just part of being a pet parent. Oh and don't forget to bring your insect repellent with you!

This is a good place to start a bike ride from. I prefer to go west to Windsor trailhead as it will then be slightly downhill on the way back, but the Poudre trail is nice no matter which way you head out. There is 1 porta-potty here.

One of my favorite place to ride my electric skateboard. The trail acces in super convenient and you can take it all the way to windsor! The trail is breathtaking with so much natural beauty. Bald eagles nests, prairie dogs, cranes, birds, streams, river, and sections with canopies of trees that make you feel like you're in a magical fantasy land. The only thing to note for caution is around 5pm the bugs come out so I wear my dirt bike goggles to avoid them flying into my eyes. Natural bug spray is recommended.