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Dog-Friendly Hikes: Colorado

Dog-Friendly Hikes: Colorado

Just about every trail in Colorado is dog-friendly outsideof Rocky National Park. Luckily, there is no shortage of great hikes in thiswestern state known for its golden aspen trees, wildflowers, and multitude ofaccessible 14-foot peaks.EasySt.Mary’s Glacier (Idaho Springs) — This1.5-mile hike, located just an hour from Denver packs a lot into its shortdistance. Ascend through [...]

Dog-Friendly Hikes: Arizona

Dog-Friendly Hikes: Arizona

Arizona offers some of the best year-round hiking in thecountry, especially when the cold and snow leave you trapped inside during thewinter months. With a wide variety of easy to challenging trails, Discover beautifuldesert hiking with plenty of swimming holes, red rocks, and views close tomajor cities like Phoenix, Sedona, and Flagstaff. Should you plan [...]

Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails - Lake George, NY

Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails - Lake George, NY

Photo Credit: Laurie CarrLake George, located innorthern New York state at the southeast part of the Adirondack Mountains, isfull of hiking opportunities for people and dogs of all abilities and ages. Filledwith challenging steeper trails with stunning views of Lake George or peaceful pathsof undisturbed ponds and wetlands, there is something for everyone. The LakeGeorge Land [...]

Dog-Friendly Hikes: Washington State

Dog-Friendly Hikes: Washington State

Photo Credit: YouDidWhatWithYourWiener.com With the Cascade and Olympic Mountain Ranges, there is noshortage of mind-blowingly beautiful hikes in Washington State with some of thebest views in the country. Many hikes in the state require a NWForest Pass , which you can purchase for $5 per day or get an annual passfor $30. State Parks require a Discover [...]

Fun Winter Activities You Can Do With Your Dog

Fun Winter Activities You Can Do With Your Dog

Let’s face it – come winter, a lot of us get lazy. We’vedealt with three major holidays at this point (Halloween, Thanksgiving,Christmas) and we just want some time to relax. The problem with this is that, withour laziness comes our furry friends’ lack of exercise and play time, andfrankly, it is unfair to them. Luckily [...]

Dog Friendly Hikes in Oregon

Dog Friendly Hikes in Oregon

Photo by @bend.brothers on Instagram Oregon is undoubtedly one of the most dog-friendly states inthe country. Aside from a few state parks, dogs are pretty much allowedeverywhere. Many hikes in the state require a NWForest Pass , which you can purchase for $5 per day or get an annual passfor $30. Easy 1000Acres (Sandy River Delta) - This is [...]

Pokemon Go Together

Pokemon Go Together

At this point, you’ve probably heard of Pokemon Go. It’s the mobile gaming VR experience that allows you to stare at your phone for long periods of time. However, unlike other games, this one actually makes you get up and walk around a little if you want to be successful. It’s gotten a surprising amount [...]

Geocaching: Treasure Hunt with Your Dog

Geocaching: Treasure Hunt with Your Dog

In the current day and age, there are more new opportunities to flex your creative muscle and come up with new programs, events, games and distractions than ever before. One of these was the invention of Geocaching, a great opportunity to get out into nature and exercise your dog and do some exploring!But what [...]

12 Best Dog Friendly Hikes in Massachusetts

12 Best Dog Friendly Hikes in Massachusetts

Like in the rest of the country, dogs are generally not allowed in National Parks and Forests in Massachusetts. They are allowed in most of the state parks, but they are not allowed in swimming areas. Below we have listed some of our favorite hikes with dogs in Massachusetts from easy to difficult. Just make sure you and your dog [...]

Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in New Hampshire

Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in New Hampshire

Unlike most states, New Hampshire allows dogs in its majornational forest, the White Mountain National Forest. However, they must beunder verbal command or restrained at all times. You must carry a lead no morethan 6’ long in case your dog needs to be restrained. Dogs are also allowed inmost state parks, though not at picnic [...]

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