Photo credit: Sherrie Stille

Boulder’s Dog of the Day is soaking up the beauty of the recent cold front that transformed the city into a winter wonderland. From romping through the snow to exploring the many dog-friendly parks, Boulder’s canine companions know how to make the most of the cold weather.

Some of Boulder’s most popular dog parks become even more magical when blanketed in snow. Valmont Dog Park, known for its spacious off-leash areas, is a top favorite. Dogs love sprinting through the open spaces, with snowflakes dusting their coats. At Foothills Community Dog Park, the scenic mountain backdrop creates a picture-perfect spot for frosty adventures. For pups who enjoy smaller, cozier spaces, East Boulder Dog Park offers a fenced area and easy access to trails that wind around the snow-covered lake.

Boulder’s snowy season also inspires dog owners to explore other outdoor destinations. The trails at Chautauqua Park and Wonderland Lake are popular spots for leashed hikes, offering stunning views of the Flatirons and the serene, icy landscapes. Meanwhile, some dogs can’t resist visiting Boulder Reservoir, where wintertime walks offer a peaceful escape in the most beautiful city in Colorado.

Dogs are an essential part of Boulder’s vibrant community. The city is home to countless dog-friendly businesses, events, and outdoor spaces, making it a paradise for pups and their humans. When the snow falls, Boulderites embrace the chance to bundle up and head outside with their furry friends, proving that cold weather is no match for their adventurous spirit.

Whether chasing snowballs at Valmont Dog Park or enjoying a snowy hike along Boulder’s trails, Boulder’s dogs show us how to savor winter’s beauty. If your pup has a favorite snow spot or dog park in Boulder, share their story—it might just make them the next Dog of the Day!

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