Dog-Friendly Activities in Genoa, WV

There’s 1 dog-friendly activity in Genoa, and 4 more nearby. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Genoa.

Cabwaylingo State Forest

Genoa, WV

Cabwaylingo State Forest Cabwaylingo State Forest is a beautiful destination where you can relax and unwind near Dunlow, south of Genoa, WV. Your leashed furry friend can tag along as you explore the pet-friendly area. The park is home to the Cabwaylingo Trail and also has fishing opportunities. Please be aware of hunting season upon your visit. See Details

Beech Fork State Park

Barboursville, WV

Beech Fork State Park Beech Fork State Park is a dog-friendly destination in Barboursville, WV. Your leashed pup is welcome to join you to explore more than 3,000 acres of land and 31 miles of shoreline. Activities include hiking, fishing, boating andmuch more. See Details

Tractor Supply Co. Lavalette

Lavalette, WV

Tractor Supply Co. Lavalette Fido is welcome at the pet-friendly Tractor Supply Co. in Lavalette, WV. This store offers a wide range of agricultural and livestock supplies, as well as tools and workwear. Additionally, you can find pet supplies and food, and a Pet Vet Clinic is available on select days. See Details

Huntington Museum of Art Nature Trail

Huntington, WV

Huntington Museum of Art Nature Trail Huntington Museum of Art Nature Trail in Huntington, WV, is dog friendly. The museum grounds feature 40+ acres of natural woodland with a well-marked, one-mile trail system, including the Teubert Foundation Sensory Trail near the Steelman Butterfly Garden. Trails range from flat to steep inclines. Please note: pets are not permitted inside the museum. See Details

Yatesville Lake State Park

Louisa, KY

Yatesville Lake State Park Yatesville Lake State Park in Louisa, KY is dog friendly. Home to one of the most popular lakes in the whole state, it's a perfect spot to fish, relax, and get some well earned knots in on the boat. For dogs who prefer to stay on dry land, you can explore the area on Pleasant Ridge Trail near the campground, or the Mary Ingles Trail system near the marina, offering a variety of different options from rugged wooded hiking to exercise paths. Families who want to extend their stay will discover a number of pet-friendly camping options, some of them with a difference, they are boat-in only, adding to the secluded and relaxing vibe of your visit. See Details

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