Other Dog Activities in Clifton, CO

Dogs are welcome inside or on the patio outside Ramblebine Brewing Company in Grand Junction, CO. This pet-friendly, local craft brewery has a rotating selection of beers on tap. Popular brews include Habitual Sin West Coast IPA, Soul Flow Hazy IPA, Demberries Blueberry Sour, and Junctown Lager. The brewery sometimes hosts food trucks. Check their website for a schedule of upcoming events.

TerraVin Cellars in Palisade, CO, is a dog-friendly boutique winery where pups are welcome both inside and outside by the music stage. Founded by Aussie winemaker Corey, whose global experience spans France, Australia and New Zealand, TerraVin crafts exceptional wines in a relaxed setting.

Whitewater Hill Vineyards is a local, family-owned winery in Grand Junction, CO. Their facility features a dog-friendly patio with lots of seating and views of the vineyard and Rocky Mountains. Bring Fido along as you relax outside, sipping housemade wines made with grapes from the Grand Valley Appellation. During summer, you can also enjoy food from Junct’n Square Pizza Food Truck. For the pups, they offer Barkuterie Boards.

Red Fox Cellars is a dog-friendly winery located in Palisade, CO. They allow leashed dogs to join their owners for a glass of hand-crafted wine at an outside table. Red Fox Cellars often host food truck vendors.

The family-owned Grande River Vineyards has been a local attraction in Palisade, CO, since 1987. Leashed dogs are welcome seasonally outside on the pet-friendly patio, where visitors can sip on estate-grown wines and enjoy the views of the vineyard.

Bookcliff Vineyards - Palisade Tasting Room is a pet-friendly establishment in Palisade, CO. Fido is welcome to join you on their patio and shaded garden area, where you may see their friendly vineyard dog as you enter the property. They specialize in using Colorado grapes and are founded and run by engineers and trained winemakers.

Colterris at the Overlook is a dog-friendly vineyard located in Palisade, CO. They allow leashed dogs at outside tables. You can pair your glass of wine with a charcuterie board or a la carte meats and cheeses.