Dog-Friendly Activities in Mossleigh, AB

Sue Higgins Park is Calgary's premier off-leash park. Explore hundreds of acres of natural backcountry nestled along the Bow River with your pooch. Dogs can romp in the natural setting, go for a swim, and make new friends along the way. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind and to make sure dogs are under voice control for the safety of other park users. Sue Higgins Park is open every day of the week from 5am to 11pm.

High River Brewing Company is a dog-friendly brewery in High River, AB. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you at a table on the outdoor patio. Enjoy the Floating Barn Pale Ale, Diving Fox India Pale Ale, Muddy Tail Stout, and Rising Pheasant Brown Ale. Food trucks are announced on their website.

Furry friends of Calgary, AB are invited to join their owners at Four Dogs Brewing Company. This pet-friendly bar welcomes dogs both inside the taproom and outside on the seasonal sidewalk patio. The menu offers a range of beer on tap in memory of the owner's four amazing rescue dogs, from the Elvis salted lime lager and Friday German Pointed pilsner to the Sasah Rhodesian red ale and Zen Great Dane stout.

The Fossil Shop Inc is a pet-friendly store featuring natural treasures from the past in Drumheller, AB. A fresh bowl of water is provided out front, and you and your leashed pup are welcome to browse their collection of authentic fossils, art, books, jewelry, and more.

Situated along the river, this park has a fenced-in, off-leash dog area for contained playtime.

Olds Dog Park is a large, open field for Fido to run, play, and socialize with other pups in Olds, AB. It can be found just past 70th Avenue on the North side of Hwy 27. The 16-acre space is fully fenced and features double-gated entry and waste stations. Bring water and a bowl for your pup. There's a max of three dogs permitted per owner.

In a valley by Bow River, this park features an off-leash area for four-legged friends. Let your pup get his exercise as you enjoy a view of the city while relaxing in green space.

Cold Garden Beverage Company in Calgary is pet friendly. Wedged between Smithbilt Hats and the train tracks, just look for the teal roof and you'll know you're there. Although they don't serve food, you can order anything from other spots and eat it while you're there. Pups are allowed inside and out.

Fido is invited to explore the Off Leash Park in the Diamond Valley area of Black Diamond, AB. You and your pup will find access to the Sheep River and will get to cross a metal bridge crossing over a creek during your visit. A waste station is offered at the start of the trailhead for convenience.

Furry friends of Calgary, AB, are welcome to visit the dog-friendly store Indigo. This chain bookstore features a variety of options, including books, home decor, games, stationery and more. From award-winning novels to the most anticipated books, this shop has exactly what you want in your next read.

The Okotoks Dog Park Off-Leash Area is a fenced-in space where well-behaved canine companions can exercise and play. Dog owners must ensure their dog is wearing a dog license and identification tag, must clean up after their pets, and bring along their own water. Further rules and regulations, as well as a map, and license and fancier application forms can be found on Okotoks Dog Park Off-Leash Area's website. The Park is open from sunrise to sunset.

Dogs can play off-leash at the Claresholm Dog Park on the corner of Patterson Heights Boulevard and 5th Street East. The Park is not fenced-in, so owners must have voice control of their pet. Claresholm provides dog bags and trash cans so visitors can clean up after Fido. Claresholm Dog Park is open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, year-round.

Sandy Beach/River Park is a great dog park. There are lots of dogs to play with, lots of garbage cans for poo bags, plenty of parking, benches and picnic tables, a dog water fountain, and access to the river. To get to the river you must do down a pretty steep path and through a small "on-leash" area but once you cross the bridge there is a small forested area and places for the dogs to play in the water. There is also a nice path that is good for humans! It is gravel so no rollerblading but bikers and strollers can get around this park well. Great for runners too!

This is the largest natural area in Calgary! There are areas where your dog must be on leash, but overall, your dog is free to run in the grass. When you get deep into the park, the city disappears and it feels like you are in the true prairies. A great place to relax and unwind in Calgary.

Fido is welcome to join you on a walk through the beautiful gardens at Trochu Arboretum in Trochu, AB. Fido must be leashed and cleaned up after. The tranquil park offers a respite in nature where you'll witness gorgeous flowers, majestic trees, and a pond with a variety of aquatic life. There are plenty of places where you and Fido can literally stop and smell the roses.

Located in Tom Campbell's Hill Natural Park, this off-leash dog park sits along St. George's Drive and overlooks Memorial Drive and the converging Bow River and Nose Creek. The park features an interpretive exhibit about the park's history and the grassland ecosystem. From the exhibit, there is an excellent view of the city skyline.

Lethbridge Corn Maze is a pet-friendly attraction in Lethbridge County. Well-behaved dogs who don't mind other animals are invited to enjoy a leashed wander around four fun corn mazes that include the Big Maze and a trivia maze.

Bring Fido to Valley Brewing in downtown Drumheller, AB. This dog-friendly brewery invites two- and four-legged friends to sit together at one of the outdoor tables on the seasonal patio. Visitors can choose from 14 tap beer and cider options, as well as a selection of cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages.

Auburn Bay Dog Park is an unfenced recreation space for dogs to enjoy off leash in Calgary, AB. If your pup has good recall, you can let them loose on the 1.5-mile loop trail located at this park.

'Banff: Lakes, Mountains & Glaciers' is a pet-friendly Airbnb Experience hosted by Banff Day Trips. Enjoy a guided tour of a beautiful park. During this experience, you will be in areas where there is wildlife. Let your host know if you are planning on bringing your well-behaved and leashed dog. The experience lasts 10.75 hours and can accommodate 16 guests ages 4 and up. Rates start at $108 per person.