Aravali Biodiversity Park

Parks & Trails

Sector 24, Gurugram

Pet Friendly

4.6

2.9k Google Rating

Direction

What People Liked

Dogs welcome on trails and viewpoints
Scenic sunrise and sunset points
Secure with regular security guards
Free entry and ample parking
Rich birdlife and wildlife sightings
Peaceful green environment

What People Disliked

Stray dogs roaming freely
Dog waste littering paths
Water points often dry
Washrooms sometimes locked or dirty
Uneven or narrow trail sections
Few benches and limited food options

Pet Policy

Pets are allowed on the trails and at sunrise/sunset points
Owners are encouraged to clean up after their dogs
Stray dogs are commonly seen throughout the park
No specific size, leash or area restrictions are mentioned in the reviews

What to Expect

Well‑maintained walking and jogging trails (≈3–5 km loop)
Sunrise and sunset viewpoint decks
Free entry and ample free parking
Security guards stationed along the routes
Restrooms at the entrance (sometimes locked or dirty)
Drinking‑water kiosks (occasionally dry)
Pets allowed; owners urged to pick up waste

About

Aravali Biodiversity Park is a restored wilderness on a former quarry at the Delhi‑Gurugram border, near Guru Dronacharya Metro. The park offers well‑maintained walking and jogging trails, sunrise and sunset viewpoint decks, free entry, ample parking and regular security patrols. Visitors enjoy the native flora, abundant birdlife and a peaceful atmosphere away from the city bustle.