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Explore the riverside paths and historic parks of Dover.
Dover, New Jersey, is a historic and culturally diverse community in Morris County that offers a unique setting for dog owners. The town's layout is pedestrian-friendly, making it easy to enjoy daily walks through its historic residential areas. Local parks like Hurd Park and Crescent Field provide public green spaces where leashed dogs are welcome to explore. For those who enjoy the water, the paths along the Rockaway River offer a scenic route through the town. Dover's location in the heart of Morris County also means that more expansive recreational areas, such as the Hedden Park in Randolph or the many trails in Mine Hill, are just a short drive away. Dover's blend of urban accessibility and proximity to natural preserves ensures that dog owners have plenty of variety in their daily exercise routines. Whether you're exploring the local history or heading out for a hike, Dover provides a solid base for a dog-friendly lifestyle.

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Yes, leashed dogs are generally welcome in public parks like Hurd Park.
Neighborhood streets and the riverside paths offer great options for leashed exploration.
Yes, several well-equipped dog parks are located within a 15-minute drive in more suburban areas of Morris County.