Reno
Reno
Reno is a dog-friendly city with plenty of outdoor activities and attractions to enjoy with your Corgi. Here’s a list of some top options:
Riverside Walk at the Truckee River
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Location: Downtown Reno
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Features: The Truckee Riverwalk is a beautiful, dog-friendly path with plenty of shaded spots, views of the river, and pet-friendly cafes along the way. Stop at Wingfield Park for a riverside picnic!
Rancho San Rafael Regional Park
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Location: North Reno
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Features: This large park has open fields, ponds, and a dedicated dog park for off-leash play. Leashed dogs can join you on the trails, explore the gardens, or enjoy a picnic.
Virginia Lake Park
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Location: Midtown Reno
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Features: A nice 1-mile paved trail around Virginia Lake that’s perfect for walking dogs. There are grassy spots and benches along the way, and it’s a popular place for dog-walking.
Dog-Friendly Breweries and Restaurants
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Lead Dog Brewing and The Brewer’s Cabinet are two dog-friendly breweries in Reno where you can enjoy a craft beer with your pup by your side. Many spots offer dog-friendly patios, including Great Basin Brewing and Süp (a casual spot with outdoor seating).
Rancharrah Village at The Village at Rancharrah
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Location: South Reno
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Features: This upscale shopping and dining area welcomes dogs and has pet-friendly patios and shops. It’s a great place to walk around, explore the boutiques, and enjoy the open, dog-friendly spaces.
Oxbow Nature Study Area
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Location: Near downtown Reno
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Features: This riverside nature reserve has several short trails with beautiful scenery and wildlife. Dogs are welcome on-leash, and the calm atmosphere makes it a great spot for a relaxed outing with your pup.
​With Reno’s mix of outdoor spots, dining patios, and dog-friendly events, you’ll have plenty to explore and enjoy with your dog by your side!
Reno has plenty of activities that are great for Corgis, thanks to its outdoor spaces, pet-friendly cafes, and moderate terrain. Here are some ideas for Corgi-friendly adventures around Reno:
Corgi Meet-Ups and Events
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Reno hosts regular pet events throughout the year, including dog-friendly festivals, adoption events, and Halloween costume contests, where Corgis can show off their charm. Check local pet stores, social media, and pet event calendars for Corgi-friendly gatherings.
Socializing at Lazy 5 Regional Park
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Location: Spanish Springs
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Features: This park has a large open space and a fenced dog park that allows Corgis to meet other dogs and play. It’s perfect for Corgi meet-ups or just letting them enjoy some zoomies in a safe space.
Pyramid Lake Day Trip
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Location: 40 miles northeast of Reno
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Features: A calm day trip with lakeshore trails and shallow waters that many dogs love! The shoreline is fun to explore, and the lake’s beach area is ideal for a relaxed day, making it a good fit for Corgis who enjoy gentle play.
Reno and its surrounding areas have some fantastic dog-friendly hikes, many of which offer great views and moderate terrain for you and your pup to enjoy. Here are some popular options:
Hunter Creek Trail
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Location: West Reno
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Features: A popular 5-mile (out and back) trail with a waterfall at the end, making it worth the climb. The trail is moderately challenging, with some rocky terrain, so it's ideal for active dogs and humans. Dogs are required to be on a leash.
Peavine Peak
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Location: Northwest Reno
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Features: Multiple trails wind up Peavine Mountain, with moderate-to-difficult terrain and great views over Reno and the Truckee Meadows. It’s best suited for energetic dogs who enjoy longer hikes, with plenty of open space for exploring.
Tahoe Meadows Interpretive Loop
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Location: Near Mount Rose Summit, about 25 minutes from Reno
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Features: A gentle, scenic 1.2-mile loop trail with boardwalks, open meadows, and forested areas. This trail is easy on paws and great for dogs of all sizes. In summer, it’s filled with wildflowers, and in winter, it’s a popular snowshoeing trail.
Galena Creek Regional Park
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Location: South Reno
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Features: Multiple trails with easy-to-moderate difficulty. The park’s nature trails wind through beautiful forested areas with creeks, making it ideal for dogs who enjoy a refreshing drink along the way. Dogs must be leashed.
Tom Cooke Trail
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Location: Near the Truckee River in West Reno
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Features: This 2.4-mile trail has a gentle incline and offers stunning views of the Truckee River and surrounding desert landscape. It’s a shorter hike, perfect for a casual outing with dogs, and has some shaded spots along the way.
Dry Pond Trail
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Location: Mount Rose area
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Features: A moderate 3.5-mile hike with steady elevation gain, offering panoramic views of the mountains and valleys. The trail leads to a small pond, and there’s some shade along the way. It’s popular with locals and great for active dogs.
Whites Creek Trail
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Location: Galena area, south of Reno
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Features: This moderate 4.5-mile loop trail has shaded forest sections, creek crossings, and beautiful mountain scenery. Dogs are welcome on-leash, and the creek provides a nice spot for them to cool off.
Crystal Peak Park
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Location: Verdi, west of Reno
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Features: A more relaxed hike near the Truckee River with short trails that loop around a historic quartz quarry and along the river. It’s great for a casual walk and is especially good for smaller or older dogs.
Steamboat Ditch Trail
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Location: Southwest Reno
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Features: This easy trail follows an irrigation ditch and offers beautiful views of the mountains. It’s mostly flat, making it ideal for an easy walk with your dog. The trail goes for miles, so you can choose the length of your hike.
Davis Creek Regional Park
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Location: Washoe Valley, south of Reno
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Features: Davis Creek has several trails, including a loop around the park and the more challenging Ophir Creek Trail. There are creeks, forested areas, and views of the valley. It’s a great spot for adventurous dogs and humans alike.
​These trails offer a range of difficulty levels and landscapes, from lush forested areas to desert views, perfect for exploring with your dog! Always bring water and bags to clean up after your pup, and remember to keep them leashed where required.
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