Dog-Friendly Activities in Cayuga, NY

Home to their very own fenced-in dog park, Boundary Breaks Wine in Lodi, NY, is one of the most pet-friendly vineyards in the country. Fido can exercise and play in the dog run and then join you for a glass of wine from the on-site tasting room, where you'll find a variety of dry reds and whites to sample.

WeBe Brewing Company welcomes well-behaved dogs inside their pet-friendly taproom in Geneva, NY. Be sure to say hello to Barley, the resident brew dog, while you enjoy sampling their craft beers on tap. They also have a menu featuring a few small bites to pair with your pint, such as popcorn, pretzel bites and nachos.

The Cayuga Lake Wine Trail, abundant in breathtaking views, is the first organized and longest running wine trail in the country. Located in Romulus, NY, this trail is comprised of 16 wineries including a cidery, a meadery, 4 distilleries and a taproom, offering something for everyone. Step inside the warmth of family-owned boutique wineries and explore tastes, aromas and sights unique to the Finger Lakes. Most of the tasting rooms are dog-friendly either outside and/or inside as long as Fido is leashed.

Zugibe Vineyards is a dog-friendly vineyard in Geneva, NY. Bring your pup along for a relaxing afternoon or evening on the 40-acre vineyard. The menu selection includes wine by the glass or bottle, wine flights, mimosas, local craft beer, and cider. You might even hear live music.

Dog-friendly Thirsty Owl Wine Company welcome Fido inside their tasting room and at tables on the outside deck. Located in Ovid, NY, Thirsty Owl serve quality wine in a relaxed, fun environment which you can experience alongside your leashed canine companion. There is also a bistro and gift shop on the premises which open seasonally.

Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome to enjoy the scenic views with you at Red Tail Ridge Winery, a 52-acre vineyard and winery on the western shore of Seneca Lake in Penn Yan, NY. This pet-friendly winery specializes in limited production wines with a personal touch. Relax at a table on their shaded outdoor patio while sampling a flight with Fido by your side.

Hosmer Winery in Ovid, NY is a dog-friendly establishment and one of the oldest growers of grapes on Cayuga Lake. Leashed dogs are welcome to accompany you inside the tasting room or at an outdoor picnic table when visiting this family owned business. Stop by the picturesque 72-acre estate to sample some of the finest wine poured in the Finger Lakes.

Port Byron Old Erie Canal Heritage Park is a dog-friendly historical park in Port Byron, NY. Fido is welcome to join you to view the buildings, enjoy the trails, and learn about the history of New York's canal system. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome inside the historical buildings.

Ravines Wine Cellars in Geneva, famous for their dry Riesling, is just one of the dog-friendly wineries along the Seneca Lake Wine Trail in New York. Fido is welcome to join you in the outdoor area on an uncovered patio. Just keep your pup leashed at all times.

Bring your four-legged friend to visit the tasting room at Buttonwood Grove Winery in Romulus, NY. Enjoy a glass of wine on their spacious, pet-friendly deck overlooking scenic Cayuga Lake, or stroll around beautifully landscaped grounds while absorbing the ambiance of the Finger Lakes Wine Region.

Prejean Winery is a family-owned winery in Penn Yan, NY. Your leashed furry friend is welcome to join you inside or on their pet-friendly grounds. They've been making estate-grown and award-winning wine for you to enjoy. You may even see their winery pup, Scrappy.

Ludovico Sculpture Trail is a dog-friendly, 1.5 mile walking trail along the Cayuga-Seneca Canal in Seneca Falls, NY. It is a part of the New York State Canal System and is the only trail in the system to have sculptures. The trail can be found off Bridge Street just north of W Bayard Street.

Fox Run Vineyards is a beautiful winery on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail in Penn Yan, NY. Leashed dogs are welcome in their designated pet-friendly tasting room as well as outside on the back patio and lawn. This vineyard and wine-making facility is family owned and has been making estate wines since 1989. They have a small farm cafe that is open seasonally, but pets are not permitted inside the cafe or on the front deck.

Long Point Winery is a dog-friendly vineyard located in Aurora, NY. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners for a glass of wine at an outside table. Long Point Winery also features a deli that serves fresh salads and sandwiches. Please note that the deli is only open on the weekends.

Visit the pet-friendly Muranda Cheese Company in Waterloo, NY. Your leashed and well-behaved dog is welcome to join you inside the tasting room, where you'll be able to try and buy a variety of delicious cow’s milk pasteurized cheeses. A selection of locally made wine, beer, and hard cider is available to pair with your cheese. Pups are also welcome in the gift shop, just be sure to clean up after your pet.

Goose Watch Winery, located in Romulus, NY, is a casual pet-friendly establishment. Fido is welcome to join you indoors or on their deck as you enjoy a tasting. They serve a variety of white, red, rosé, sparking and dessert wines. Please refer to their website for seasonal hours.

Leashed pets are welcome to join their owners for an afternoon of exploring at the dog-friendly Great Gully recreation area in Union Springs, NY. The path is considered moderate in difficulty and spans over four miles. Shaded trees cover the trail to keep you and Fido cool as you make your way to four different waterfalls and a swimming hole.

Fleur De Lis Brew Works is a dog-friendly brewery in Seneca Falls, NY. Well-behaved dogs are invited to join their owners at a table outside in the beer garden or inside the taproom. Their menu features a range of beverages from beer and cider to glasses of wine and red wine.

Weaver-View Farms Amish Country Store in Penn Yan, NY, is a pet-friendly destination. Here, visitors and their leashed pups can explore a charming selection of handmade quilts, jams and jellies, artisan cheese, furniture, and more. Open seasonally from April to October, and by chance or appointment, November through March.

The Auburn-Fleming Trail is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that is working to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. Previously an unused railroad corridor, this "rail-trail" is now a great place to walk Fido in Auburn! The map below shows a parking area with convenient access to the Auburn-Fleming Trail. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has generously provided map data for this trail to Bring Fido for informational purposes only. For more detailed trail information, please visit TrailLink.com.