Tanner Park

My husky just loves this park. She wasn't much of a water dog until I took her here. Now she loves running through the water with the other dogs. It's a nice walk about a mile to the upper area. plenty of room for dogs to run and play.

Tanner is a good off leash area for a fun walk. But be careful as dogs can get into the many (too many) fenced off areas, my Malinois got behind a 6' fence and got hurt climbing out. There are only trash cans at the entrance, be prepared to see lots of poop and bags of poop.

Ours new favorite dog park just found out . Lovely and my dog love it too ! Need to go back again . Falls is the best time to visit ✨🍂

Tanner park is so fun! Me and my oldest went when he was young and now me and my 4 year old go and he loves "hiking" it's a super simple hike for kid, along the dog trail and there is a little water spot at the end to play in! It's really fun! And could be a day of fun honestly without going high up into the mountains and doing a hard hike and having your kid want to sleep halfway threw! Annnd you can take your dogs, so yeah it's cool! Definitely recommend!

I can't say enough good things about Tanner Park. It's such a huge area for your dogs to run and play and get in the water. Lots of people and other friendly dogs. You can hike all over and all the way down to the creek. Just make sure you pick up after your pups. It's a beautiful place and easyly accessible right in the city. Your dogs will love it!

I moved here from the Midwest, so maybe I'm easily impressed, but this is the best dog park I've seen. There's a gravel trail 20+ feet wide with vegetation one each side and a few detours you can take along your way. At the far end (you'll still need to hike back, and that's mostly uphill) there's some rocks in a stream that's picturesque and playful. The bike trail is outside the park, but connects in a few places for a nice paved walk too. The scenery ranges from impressive to majestic.

Beautiful dog park or hiking trail! There are lots of little trails that branch off the main trail for you to explore. All the people and dogs we met were polite. The end of the trail is where I used to "shoot the tube", riding the water out of the drainage pipe. It seems that may not be as popular to do as it irritates the dog owners but if you're up for it, it's still an option!