When is Bark in the Park?

Bark in the Park takes place on Sep 19, 2026. That's in 5 months.

Where is Bark in the Park located?

Bark in the Park is held in North Conway, New Hampshire, United States.

What distances are available at Bark in the Park?

Bark in the Park offers the following distances: 2M.

How do I register for Bark in the Park?

You can register for Bark in the Park through the official registration page.

What is the typical weather for Bark in the Park?

Based on historical data, you can expect temperatures between 48°F and 72°F on race day. There's approximately a 13% chance of precipitation.

Bark in the Park (2M) - Sep 19, 2026 | North Conway, NH

Lace up your sneakers and leash up your canine companion for the annual Bark in the Park, a heartwarming 2-mile (2M) "Honor Walk" set against the picturesque backdrop of North Conway, NH, on September 19, 2026. This popular event, a vital fundraiser for the Conway Area Humane Society, invites participants and their furry friends to enjoy a scenic and accessible stroll through the beautiful Whitaker Woods. The trails in Whitaker Woods are well-maintained and offer varied, yet not overly strenuous, terrain, making it a perfect outing for all ages and fitness levels.

The 2M Honor Walk begins in Schouler Park, which also serves as the vibrant hub for the larger Bark in the Park festivities. Participants have the unique opportunity to celebrate beloved pets, past or present, through custom memorial trail markers placed along the route, adding a touching personal element to the experience. Typical race day conditions in mid-September offer pleasant weather, with highs around 72°F and lows around 48°F, and only a 13% chance of precipitation, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable atmosphere for both human and canine attendees.

Beyond the walk, the Bark in the Park is a full-day celebration of all things pet-friendly. Enjoy live music, exciting Dock Dogs diving competitions, and the chance to meet adoptable animals. The event also features various vendors, food trucks, and a range of pet and family-friendly contests and games, culminating in an "ultimut apres hike" experience. To kick off the weekend, a "Yappy Hour" event is often held the evening before, providing even more opportunities for community and canine camaraderie. This race offers more than just a run; it's a chance to support a great cause while enjoying a fun-filled day in the heart of the White Mountains.