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4.1 (53 reviews)

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Gemini U.

Tanner Park, is an off leash dog park that runs through the nature preserve. I saw there was an off shoot trail that was on dirt so I started following it. Only because I don't like walking on pavement. Lots, and lots of bikers as well as runners with their dogs. Trail wraps down towards the pond where all the dogs are wading in. Lots of dogs, and one dog fight due to owners having their dogs off leash. I got splattered with water when this big furry dog came out of the pond. I kept walking and finally made it to the trail where the nature trail begins, no dogs allowed. Gravel trail the rest of the way back to the parking lot. Lots and lots of poop bags on this section of the trail. DOG OWNERS PUT YOUR POOP BAGS IN THE PROVIDED GARBAGE CANS. This is the stinky part of the trail. I saw some dog throwing up, and dog poop not bagged. I'm glad I started on the other side of this trail. Shout out to Salt Lake County for having the bathrooms open and clean.

A trail with great Autumn colors for a great photo opp
Michelle T.

This is a great park the unfortunate setback about this park is it's an off leash park. I'm not sure if it's even or odd days but everyone slowed their dogs to just like wild animals as if it's a no responsibility area to recall their dogs as I'm walking my dog which is a service animal that does NOT work while at a park. I just don't appreciate people not paying attention to their dogs and allowing them to cause chaos, hence the reason for a 2 star rating. There were several opportunities for great photo ops.

The water area was so fun
Payton H.

We had THE BEST day at Tanner Park. I love that it's not just a standard park with a field, it's a little hike/ walk for both dogs and people. I love that it's fenced and off leash so the dogs can explore but stay close. The two water areas were so fun for the dogs. Everyone we met was nice and friendly and kept their dogs contained if they were more nervous/ aggressive. It was also very clean and seemed like everyone cleans up after their dogs. Highly recommend! I wish I lived closer so we could come all the time.

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Emily K.

I was visitor if Utah and could not find a better place to take the dogs!! I mow want to move to Utah because of how great this park is, it really gave you a sense of how cool salt lake is and what Utah has to offer

Wild flowers in May. Lots of streams so your dog will get wet if you let him
Lin F.

Socialize your dog here! I keep mine on a leash since he will run away- not fenced. Water streams and paths through some trees. Every dog seemed friendly. Parking easy and walk at the end needed a little effort, other than that, I really like this place. It has a urine odor... for obvious reasons... but the place is close to my house and I go there for a quick jaunt. If I had 2-3 H, I'd probably hit Millcreek or cottonwood.

Max in the water!
Whitney K.

This spot is a fun easy little hike for dogs and kids. There are two water spots to let the dogs cool off. I did slip today through and skinned my hands and elbow! It is slick even without snow and ice. The water is really cold but still fun!

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One of the few places in SLC that your dogs can play off leash. Great water access for dogs to play. Enjoyable, friendly place!

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Wooded trails, water, logs, big open spaces for fetch, it just doesn't get better than this!

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I had some time to kill and wandered the area with my dog in tow. I found the area to be…read moresurprisingly well maintained and enjoyed the little pocket of "nature" and stream within the city. There was no camping or strewn trash visible during my visit. Was a nice scenic route to Sugarhouse Park from the shopping center.

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