Stowe Vermont is absolutely magical in the fall, which probably comes as no surprise. Whether you’re just strolling Main Street, driving up Smugglers Notch, or hiking Sunset Rock, the fall foliage is everywhere and we’re sharing all the dog-friendly activities to add to your itinerary!
Read MoreIt’s no secret that Lake Tahoe is one of our favorite dog-friendly places to visit. With it’s snowy alpine trees and scenic hikes to dog-friendly ski resorts, sledding, and picturesque views, South Lake Tahoe has something for everyone.
Read MoreWith its pristine snow-covered landscapes and dog-friendly activities, South Lake Tahoe is the perfect destination for you and your furry companion. In this blog post, we've compiled 25 stunning photos that showcase the beauty of Lake Tahoe in the winter and will inspire you to pack your bags and hit the road with your dog.
Read MoreExperience the beauty of the Almond Blossoms in Modesto, CA. From the vibrant colors of the blooming trees to the delightful fragrances of the season, Modesto is an ideal destination for Almond Blossom season.
Read MoreWith nearly 300 days of sunshine a year, Tahoe is a year round destination for all types of travelers. It’s particularly fun to visit with your dog in the summer when there are so many dog friendly activities to enjoy together, like hiking, riding a gondola, hitting the water in a clear kayak, or floating down the Truckee River.
Read MoreOver the past decade, Austin has swelled into one of America’s fastest-growing cities. With 300 days of sunshine, plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy, amazing food, music, art - and a lot of these activities are dog friendly - this capital of the Lone Star State is one to add to your dog friendly travel wish list.
Read MoreThere are hundreds of murals to hunt for when visiting Austin and in this guide we’ve rounded up some of our favorite instagrammable walls (and some locales that aren’t walls) for you to find on your next visit to Austin!
Read MoreWhile national parks, in general, are not very dog friendly there are usually a few dog friendly activities you can find at each one. And if you’re like us and don’t like to adventure anywhere without your furry friend, then this national parks guide is for you.
Read MoreIn Southern Utah, you can find two beautiful National Parks just an hour away from one another - Zion and Bryce Canyon. While National Parks may not be that dog friendly, we’ve compiled a list of all things you can do with your dog when visiting Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks.
Read MoreBecause there is so much to do outside when visiting Coeur d’Alene, that means there’s a lot of things you can do with your dog. From walking around downtown to hitting the water for a scenic cruise or lazing in the several parks around the city and making your way around Tubbs Hill, you’ll find the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation.
Read MoreFrom romping on the beach in the Presidio with the Golden Gate as your backdrop or picnicking in Alamo Park, to eating your way through the Mission District and enjoying some retail therapy in Union Square, there’s something for everyone in San Francisco (dogs included!).
Read MoreMoab’s unique combination of small resort town hospitality, beautiful scenery, and the cool waters of the Colorado River has made it one of the most sought-after destinations in the Southwest. Bonus, there are a lot of dog friendly activities too.
Read MoreThere’s plenty to explore when visiting Sedona with your dog. With hundreds of hiking trails, jeep tours, fantastic vistas, shopping on every corner, beautiful restaurant patios, and the famous vortex sites, there’s plenty of dog friendly options.
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