Dog Parks in Los Alamos, NM

PetStop lists 4 dog parks, 24 dog-friendly trails in and around Los Alamos, New Mexico, from OpenStreetMap data refreshed November 14, 2026. Only details stated in the source data are shown.

Good to know

• None of the dog parks here are mapped as fenced yet — that may simply be missing data.
• 1 veterinary clinic is mapped nearby (listed below).

Dog parks

• North Mesa Dog Park

  Dog park

  0.5 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dedicated dog park

• East Park Dog Park

  Dog park

  0.8 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dedicated dog park

• Manhattan Project National Historic Park Voice Control Area

  Dog park

  1.0 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dedicated dog parkWheelchair access: Yes

• Urban Park Voice Control Area

  Dog park

  1.8 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dedicated dog park

Dog-friendly trails

• South Bayo Bench Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  0.3 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• North Bayo Bench Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  0.4 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Water Bar Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  0.5 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Bayo Bench Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  0.7 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Bayo Canyon Access Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  0.7 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• East Fork Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  0.7 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Bayo Canyon Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  0.7 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Barranca Crossing Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  0.8 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Kwage Mesa Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  0.8 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Dot Grant Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  0.8 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Gonzales Road

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.0 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Rendija Canyon Trail (297)

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.0 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Pueblo Canyon Bridge

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.1 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Acid Canyon Bridge

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.1 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Pajarito Trail (286)

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.1 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• North Pueblo Bench Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.2 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Tent Rocks Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.3 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Acid Canyon Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.3 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• South Pueblo Bench Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.4 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Homestead Crossing Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.4 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Homestead Bridge

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.4 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Fireline Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  1.9 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed

• Old Mitchell Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  2.6 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed on leashLeash required

• Natural Arch Trail

  Trail (dogs allowed)

  2.8 mi from the center of Los Alamos (straight line)

  Dogs allowed on leashLeash required

Veterinarians nearby

• Ridgeview Veterinary

Call ahead — hours and emergency availability aren’t verified.

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