Run-a-Muk Off-Leash Area — Attraction in Four Corners States

A Winter Wonderland for Dogs and Their People!

Run-A-Muk Dog Park in Park City is a true gem, especially during the winter months! It has 47 acres of fenced in dog Paradise.

While I find the summer sun a bit intense, the park transforms into a magical snowy playground when the temperatures drop. My favorite area is definitely the upper section. The winding paths through the beautifully wooded areas are absolutely enchanting.

There's something incredibly special about watching my dog explore the snow-covered trails, surrounded by the quiet beauty of the forest. The tree cover provides a wonderful sense of peace and a break from the open expanses, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll with your furry friend.

The park is well-maintained, and the sense of community among the dog owners is always warm and welcoming. It's clear that everyone here loves their dogs and appreciates the unique beauty of this park. If you're looking for a peaceful and scenic dog park experience, especially in the winter, Run-A-Muk is a must-visit. The upper trails are truly a slice of winter paradise for both dogs and their humans. Highly...

Yes, Yhe whole lot is FENCED!!! Pack water for you and the pup because you'll want to stay longer to walk/play. It was a fantastic opportunity for us to know how our dog would do on off leash trails without the risk of him being long gone. He had an amazing time exploring the natural landscape and zooming down the trail in front of us to run under a birch tree or two. Some dogs stop and played. Other dogs were too focused on following their nose.

If your dog is a Houdini escape artist, be mindful as I think a determined dog could find a way out. But there's so much to offer, I don't think they...

Moved here from Tx with alot of nationally known dog parks. We drove all the way from Provo for supposedly one of Utahs best dog parks. I was not impressed.. All it is is an open field next to an Olympic ski jump and a portable toilet. No water (bring your own). No benches, no agility courses. For a very affluent area, you would think they would have put a little more effort into building a better dog park, not just an open field. Come on Utah people!!! I didn’t drive for an hour and a half for just an open field with nothing! It lives up to its...