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Trails · Prague 6
A wild nature reserve on Prague's western edge with rocky valleys, birch woods and bathing ponds including Džbán lake. It is repeatedly recommended as one of the best escapes for energetic dogs, with streams where pups can cool off. Trails range from easy lakeside loops to rugged gorge walks.
A genuine wilderness hike inside the city where dogs can swim, scramble and burn energy far from traffic.
Free public park open year-round; off-leash walking is tolerated in open meadow sections while leashes are expected on shared paths. Džbán lido has designated zones. Hours were not published for the reserve itself.
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A large hilltop park overlooking the Vltava River and Prague's bridges, with wide lawns, paved paths and a famous beer garden. It is one of the most popular dog-walking spots in the city, with areas where dogs may run free.
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