Other Dog Activities in Grand Falls, NB

Dogs are welcome to join their owners at the Allagash Wilderness Waterway in Millinocket, ME. This pet-friendly wilderness area is protected, and visitors come from all around to escape the stresses of day to day life, always taking any thing they bring home with them again, including Fido's mess. The park is described as a ribbon of lakes, ponds, rivers, and streams among the Maine North Woods, including much of the Allagash River, so if you don't have a kayak and your dog isn't a fan of the water, this may not be the park for you.

Big Axe Brewery is a pet-friendly establishment alongside the beautiful Saint John River in Nackawic, NB. This rustic, open-concept saloon-style atmosphere welcomes Fido inside or on their deck, as long as he's on a leash. They're known for their various high-quality brews to try and rotating food trucks. Don't miss the chance to see the world's largest axe, a famous local landmark, and say hello to Portia, their friendly brew dog.

Bring Fido to the pet-friendly Grimross Brewing in Fredericton, NB. This local attraction welcomes two- and four-legged friends inside to purchase growlers, cans, and merchandise, or to unwind while sipping on a pint of craft beer. Pets are also welcome outside on the seasonal patio.

Fido is welcome to join you on the outdoor, dog-friendly patio at Graystone Brewing in Fredericton, NB. Enjoy one of their many craft beers in a pint glass or as part of a flight. Although Graystone Brewing doesn't have a kitchen, they host local food trucks on certain days. You can find a list of upcoming food vendors on their website.

Heron Bay Brewing is a family-run nanobrewery located in Dalhousie, NB. Due to allergies, pets must remain outside on the patio when the weather is nice, which offers a lovely view of the water. In addition to their small-batch beers, they also offer a selection of wines, ciders, and non-alcoholic beverages, including coffee, tea, juices, and some great non-alcoholic beers.

Relais Nordik is a pet-friendly cruise around Quebec's offshore islands and coastal towns. The usual route goes along Quebec’s Middle and Lower North Shore, to Anticosti Island, from Rimouski to Blanc-Sablon with port calls in Sept-Îles, Port-Menier, Havre-Saint-Pierre, Natashquan, Kegaska, La Romaine, Harrington Harbour, Tête-à-la-Baleine, La Tabatière, and St-Augustin. All passengers must register their dogs at least 24 hours before they plan on traveling to make sure there is enough room on board for them. There is a pet fee of $30 for bringing Fido on the cruise.