Other Dog Activities in Blue River, CO

Give Fido the chance to see the world from above on the Breckenridge "BreckConnect" Gondola. The Gondola is free to ride for both people and pets and runs from mid-June through mid-September, and all of ski season. BreckConnect glides over a wildlife preserve and to the top of Peak 8 in the Rocky Mountains, making several stops along the way. Leashed dogs are allowed on the Gondola and can explore the base of Peaks 7 and 8. The Breckenridge Gondola is in operation from 8am to 5pm. Parking fees may vary throughout the year.

South Park City is an open-air historical museum in Fairplay, CO. This seasonal dog-friendly attraction welcomes you and your leashed pup to explore together. The museum spans about a quarter-mile from one end to the other and is filled with artifacts, items, and 44 buildings you can enjoy!

Fido is welcome inside Broken Compass Brewing, a dog-friendly brewery in Breckenridge, CO. A popular local spot for beer enthusiasts and their canines, your pup is likely to meet four-legged friends while accompanying you inside or at an outdoor table. Food isn't available, but patrons can order from a local restaurant and have it delivered.

Dogs are welcome inside Snitching Lady Distillery, a pet-friendly micro distillery in Fairplay, CO. Snitching Lady produces craft whiskies & seasonal brandies aged at 11,600 feet elevation in Carolina Charred Oak. Specializing in small batch Rye Whiskey, award winning Blue Corn, and Bourbon, stop by to sample your spirit of choice. Visitors can also order a seasonal handcrafted cocktail with fresh ingredients, local flavors, and mixed with house-made syrups.

Breckenridge Nordic Center in Breckenridge, CO, welcomes dogs on select upper trails (intermediate/advanced) through April. Dog-friendly options include the 1.2 km New Nordic World ski trail and the snowshoe trails Little Red's Run (1 km) and Robin's Nest (5.5 km). Dogs must be leashed or under voice command, well-behaved, and owners are required to clean up after them. Dog passes are required, and any misbehavior—such as attacking, disrupting skiers, or causing accidents—will result in the revocation of both the dog pass and the owner's season pass.

If you’d like to give skijoring a try, Louisa Morrissey of High Country Dogs, offers private, dog-friendly lessons and workshops at area resorts in Colorado. Start with an indoor session on training tips and dog care before heading out on the snow for a hands-on lesson on basic commands and techniques, fun for all vacationers! Check out their website or Facebook page for more information.

Ale Yak in Leadville, CO, is a pet-friendly, seasonal hangout where dogs are welcome to relax with their owners in the outdoor dining area and beer garden. Enjoy live music, play a round of cornhole, and soak in scenic views of Turquoise Lake and the surrounding mountains. Guests can sip on craft beer and grab a bite from rotating food trucks.

Hit the dog-friendly trails surrounding the Keystone Nordic Center in Keystone, CO. Fido is not permitted at Keystone Nordic Center, but it is the perfect place to rent snowshoes and cross country equipment prior to a winter outing with your pup. Trails which allow Fido include Keystone Gulch, Peru Creek Trail and Soda Creek Trail.

Frisco Bay Marina Rentals, located in Frisco, CO, is a dog-friendly business where your leashed pup can join you for a fun day on the water. Rent a pontoon boat with ease—if you can drive a car, you can navigate these boats. A brief training session is required, so it's best to arrive early.