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Fun places to take dogs in Birmingham, AL

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We take our dogs everywhere… that will allow us :) Here's a list of a bunch of places around Bham that welcomes pets.
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Restaurants

 
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Pets are welcome outside only, but there's tons of space out there.
Back Forty Beer Company Birmingham
 
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We LOVE this place for an after-hike lunch. Everyone here is really cool and they have a great porch out back so you can sit with the puppers.
Creekside BBQ
 
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Nice side patio that allows dogs and they also have pup cups and treats!
Big Spoon Creamery
 
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Big patio out back that’s very dog friendly!
Martin's Bar-B-Que Joint

Daycare, Parks & Trails

 
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This place is the best and the people are AMAZING! Our favorite doggie daycare. The outside is so nice and they take great care of your pups.
Birmingham, Alabama - Good Dog Park & Bar
 
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Lotta swimming opportunities for the pups here. Wide, newly repaved trails and it's mostly shady, which is great for hot days.
Jemison Park
 
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Man, I love this trail. It's wide with lanes so bikes are allowed, and your dogs will have plenty of room. They've added a whole new section so you can get a lot of flat mileage here.
Lakeshore Trail (Homewood Shades Creek Greenway), Alabama
 
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With the exception of some of the harder quarry trails, Ruffner has so many great trails that are dog friendly. Be sure to bring water, though. You won’t find much at all here.
Ruffner Mountain
 
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Our favorite dog hiking trails here. Water available on most trails, and a number of great swimming holes for them.
Oak Mountain State Park
 
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Great trails, but no water. Pack water and sunscreen (a lot of the flat road trails are fairly exposed) and you’re good to go.
Red Mountain Park