At first it looks like any other dog park — there’s a water fountain, a large grassy area for running and playing fetch, big trees that supply good shade and large rocks for dogs to gleefully piss on — but William A. Pitts in Antioch is so much more. Toward the back of the park there’s an unassuming gate that opens up to a puppy’s dreamland, another fenced-in but heavily wooded area where your dogs can run up and down hills and through trees and shrubs like the wild wolves they thinks they are. There’s a short path that loops through, should you want to do a little hiking of your own, or you can just sit on a nearby bench while your pup feels like they’re going on a grand adventure deep in the Tennessee woods. MEGAN SELING
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William A. Pitts Dog Park
