Other Dog Activities in Hudson, ME

The whole family, including four-legged members, can visit the pet-friendly Conant Orchards in Etna, ME. This seasonal attraction is a perfect spot for two- and four-legged friends to enjoy fall activities like apple picking, viewing goats and donkeys, and shopping for fresh produce and local goodies. Dogs are welcome throughout the property, including on the wagon ride, as long as they are leashed and well-behaved.

Marsh Island Brewing is a dog-friendly taproom in Orono, ME. Your leashed pup can join you at a table in their partially covered outdoor seating area. The relaxed atmosphere makes it a great spot for a casual outing. They offer a diverse selection of quality craft beers that pair perfectly with their small snack menu.

Bring Fido out for a sight-seeing trip of the 31-foot tall Paul Bunyan Statue in Bangor, ME. He is placed right on Main Street along a pet-friendly sidewalk, not too far from Bass Park in downtown. It is deemed the "largest statue of Paul Bunyan in the world", so bring your camera along and snap some photos of your pup alongside him!

Well-behaved pets on short leashes are allowed at the dog-friendly International Cryptozoology Museum in Bangor, ME. As the world's only cryptozoology museum, it features a wide range of exhibitions, including rare, one-of-a-kind scientific and zoological specimens; popular cultural homages; and anthropological and psychological acknowledgements of sightings and folk traditions. Where else can you find actual hair samples of Abominable Snowmen, Bigfoot, Yowie and Orang Pendek?