Riverside city walks, paved lake loops and mangrove-side county paths, each with a location and published access guidance.
1710 N Highland Ave, Tampa 33602 · Walk the paved waterfront corridor from the park. City Parks describes direct Riverwalk access; Queenie's fenced dog park is right at the park. Keep dogs leashed outside the enclosure.
4810 N Himes Ave, Tampa 33614 · A 1.2-mile interior paved loop plus a nature trail extending through wooded areas; Jim Urbanski Dog Park allows off-leash play in its fenced areas.
8001 Double Branch Road, Tampa 33635 · The county marks its 2.33-mile Bobcat, Eagle & Otter trail pet-friendly; admission/parking fee is listed. Keep dogs leashed and wildlife at a distance.
7415 Manhattan Drive, Tampa 33625 · A quarter-mile wooded route and bridge across Rocky Creek with access to Upper Tampa Bay Trail. County lists pets allowed; parking is fee-based.
8304 Montague Street, Tampa 33635 · A one-mile hiking spur into pine flatwoods and wetlands. Pets allowed by Hillsborough County; use the Memorial Trailhead parking described by the County.
14302 Morris Bridge Road, Thonotosassa 33592 · A more ambitious option just outside the city, with an officially pet-friendly seven-mile paved loop. County charges vehicle parking; carry extra water.
Short and shaded: Rocky Creek or a Riverwalk section. Moderate: Al Lopez loop or Upper Tampa Bay Conservation Park. Long outing: Flatwoods' seven-mile loop, especially early when surfaces are cooler.
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Listings researched against official City of Tampa and Hillsborough County sources on November 4, 2026. Access, weather and temporary closures can change; follow posted signs and official alerts.