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A dog visiting the pet-friendly Hot Springs National Park in Hot Springs, AR.
Mom, Uncle Charlie, Lucy and I at the overlook on the mountain - a little overcast that day, but just so pretty! We didn't go up in the tower overlook, so I don't know if it is dog-friendly, but there are plenty of majestic views without it.
Lucy appreciating the view and pondering the deep questions in life.
Two pups enjoying the pet-friendly Hot Springs National Park in Hot Springs, AR.
Black dog with tan legs and gray muzzle sits at dog-friendly Hot Springs National Park in Hot Springs, AR.
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Mom, Uncle Charlie, Lucy and I at the overlook on the mountain - a little overcast that day, but just so pretty! We didn't go up in the tower overlook, so I don't know if it is dog-friendly, but there are plenty of majestic views without it.
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Lucy appreciating the view and pondering the deep questions in life.
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Two pups enjoying the pet-friendly Hot Springs National Park in Hot Springs, AR.
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Black dog with tan legs and gray muzzle sits at dog-friendly Hot Springs National Park in Hot Springs, AR.
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Hot Springs National Park

Hot Springs National Park, at the north end of Hot Springs, AR, is pet friendly. While you can’t soak in the natural springs, you and Fido can explore 26 miles of trails with rock formations, wildflowers, and scenic views. Trails range in length and difficulty, so there’s something for everyone. History buffs can stroll Bathhouse Row and the Grand Promenade—though pets must wait outside buildings. Don’t miss the B.A.R.K. Ranger program for a fun adventure. Visit Website

Or call (501) 620-6715 or email hosp_park_information@nps.gov for more information.

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Hot Springs National Park is rated 4.8 bones out of 5 by 20 canine critics on BringFido, and 4.5 stars out of 5 by 1,119 guests on TripAdvisor.

Visitors overwhelmingly praise Hot Springs National Park for its exceptional dog-friendliness, scenic trails, and the popular Bark Ranger program that certifies dogs as park rangers. Some visitors note that trail signage could be improved and recommend visiting in spring or fall to avoid extreme heat, while one reviewer encountered a significant tick problem during their hike.

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