Other Dog Activities in Bullfrog, UT

Dogs are welcome to join their owners at the pet-friendly Dead Horse Point State Park in Moab, UT. You're welcome to bring Fido with you on the trails that weave around the amazing terrain, as long as he's leashed and picked up after. Be sure to stop by the ranger station to grab your pup his B.A.R.K. Ranger tag! As soon as you step into this park, you'll feel like you've set foot on another planet. Sprawling as far as the eye can see over 5,362 acres of high desert at an altitude of 5,900 feet, you have to visit this park to believe it's actually real. Millions of years of erosion have left the park with stunning valleys and rigid mountains of all shapes and sizes jutting out high into the sky above the Colorado River below.

Located in downtown Page, AZ, Lake Powell Paddleboards and Kayaks is a dog-friendly, family-owned, Stand Up Paddle and kayak shop, just minutes away from Lake Powell. Fido is welcome to join you on rentals, but not on tours. Dog owners can check out Lake Powell Paddleboards' website for safety tips and information on how to take to the water with your dog. Cost varies by rental and tour and reservations are required. Hours vary by season so guests should check its website or call ahead before planning their outing.

Spanish Valley Vineyard & Winery is dog friendly and opens seasonally in Moab, UT. Stop by this small, intimate winery and enjoy picturesque views of the vineyard and mountains beyond. Fido is welcome to join you inside the small indoor space and on the gravel patio.

Vermilion Cliffs National Monument is a dog-friendly destination in Marble Canyon, AZ. This remote and unspoiled, 280,000-acre monument is a geologic treasure, containing Paria Plateau, Vermilion Cliffs, Coyote Buttes and Paria Canyon. A permit is required for hiking in Coyote Buttes North (the Wave), Coyote Buttes South and for overnight trips within Paria Canyon. Dogs can also apply for permits to explore the protected areas, too. You'll need special planning and awareness of potential hazards. Expect rugged and unmarked roads, venomous reptiles and invertebrates, extreme heat or cold, deep sand, and flash floods. Bring a full-size spare tire and plenty of water, food, and gasoline.

Bluff Fort Historic Site is a dog-friendly attraction in Bluff, UT. Leashed pups are welcome to explore the restored pioneer settlement with you. Learn about the Hole-in-the-Rock Expedition through replica log cabins, the reconstructed Meetinghouse, an original wagon and the historic Barton Cabin.

Rent a pet-friendly houseboat from Wahweap Marina in Page, AZ. The marina can be found at the most southwestern point on Lake Powell and is open year round. Here you'll find a large fleet of houseboats and recreational watercraft, a variety of restaurants, and swimming pools.

Pinnacle Helicopters offer pet-friendly charters. Pinnacle Helicopters in Moab Utah offers the only helicopter tour and charter service. A variety of helicopter tour options are offered daily. Contact them directly to discuss their tours of Moab and how your pooch can join for the ride.

Jenn's Jeep Rentals is a small, family-owned company in Moab, UT, offering customized jeep rentals and personalized service. They can even deliver your Jeep to your hotel, or you can go to their shop and meet their Corgi, Harley, before you head out on your dog-friendly adventure. Bronco and car rentals are also available.

Forrest Gump Point is a dog-friendly, roadside tourist attraction in Mexican Hat, UT, where travelers can pause to admire sweeping desert vistas and the red rock mesas of Monument Valley in the distance. Visitors often stop at the roadside pull-outs to snap photos, sometimes re-creating the famous running-scene from the film "Forrest Gump." While there are no formal facilities like restrooms at the point, its easy roadside access and cinematic connection make it a memorable quick stop for road-trippers, film fans and nature lovers alike.

Pets are welcome to join you on the Desert View Drive portion of SR 64, a scenic road that begins near Grand Canyon Village, AZ. Private vehicles can drive east along the canyon rim for 23 miles to the Desert View Services Area, and the East Entrance of Grand Canyon National Park. You'll pass six developed canyon viewpoints, four picnic areas, five unmarked pullouts and a Tusayan Pueblo Site, viewable in summer. Desert View Drive begins at Mile Marker 241.5 - at the junction with South Entrance Road.

Fido is welcome to join you inside at Robert's Roost, a pet-friendly distillery in Torrey, UT. Enjoy a variety of handcrafted whiskeys and spirits. Be sure to check their schedule online in advance, as they have limited hours.