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Parks · Yanqing District
A forest park along the Gui River in Yanqing featured on Beijing's official suburban pet-friendly map as part of the 'Shijiao Shan Ye' themed route. Wide woodland paths and riverside air make it a high-quality outdoor day trip with dogs. It pairs naturally with the district's pet-friendly guesthouses and cafes.
An officially listed pet-friendly stop in Beijing's mountain-fringed northwest where city dogs get real forest walks.
Included in the city's 210-site suburban pet-friendly map published by the Beijing culture and agriculture authorities. Free access; keep dogs leashed on shared trails. Hours were not published in the source - suburban parks are generally open daylight hours.
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