Other Dog Activities in Norcross, MN

Fido can join you in visiting the pet-friendly Fargo Air Museum in Fargo, ND. Here, visitors will learn about aviation and understand the importance of preserving the historical information around it. There are two large hangars filled with airplanes and memorabilia to explore.

Talking Waters Brewing Company is a dog-friendly brewery in Montevideo, MN, that welcomes Fido inside the taproom or on the covered outdoor patio. They handcraft and serve a variety of styles of beer including sours, IPAs, lagers, stouts and also hard lemonade. They don't serve food, but sometimes have food trucks on site and delivery is available from nearby restaurants.

Glacial Lakes Distillery is locally-owned, dog-friendly distillery and tasting room in Watertown, SD. Fido is welcome to relax with you at an outdoor table on the patio, or check out the tasting room and store. Try their handcrafted cocktails using Glacial Lakes spirits, like The Bronx, Between the Sheets, or The Espresso Martini while you're there.

Located on the edge of Paul Bunyan State Forest in LaPorte, MN, Forestedge Winery invites visitors to the region to sit back and enjoy elegant fruit wine on the charming pet-friendly cobblestone patio surrounded by lush gardens. Afterward, check out the artwork from local Minnesota artists in the gallery inside.

Disgruntled Brewing is a pet-friendly taproom within an industrial park in Perham, MN. Well-behaved leashed dogs are welcome to join you indoors or relax at one of their patio tables adorned with fire pits and heaters. With 12 taps pouring various craft beverages, there's plenty to savor during your visit. Lawn chairs are also available in their gravel area, which features a waste station.

Junkyard Brewing Company invites you and Fido to enjoy a pint of beer on the dog-friendly patio outside their small craft brewery and taproom in Moorhead, MN. Sip a glass of Uncle Chuck's Czech or Arcade Summer and order tasty food to-go from neighboring restaurant Sol Ave. Kitchen.

Dogs are welcome to join their owners at the pet-friendly Glacial Lakes State Park in Starbuck, MN. The glacial hills with views of the surrounding prairie can be discovered on the 16 miles of trails that weave their way through the park. Ornithologists will be astonished by the array of woodland birds that call the area home. Well-behaved leashed dogs are welcome in the park as long as you clean up after them.

Drekker Brewing Co. is pet-friendly. Bring your leashed pooch to this Fargo brewery taproom, where humans can sample an array of delicious brews devised and produced on-site. Hungry hounds can grab a bite to eat at one of the visiting food trucks. Kids are welcome until 7pm. Drekker Brewing Co. is open Monday through Thursday from 4pm to 10pm, Friday to Saturday from 12pm to 12am and Sunday from 12pm to 8pm.

Fido will love a visit to the dog-friendly Brandt Crossing Park in Fargo, ND. This park features a basketball court, a playground, recreational walking trails and a picnic shelter. Remember to keep Fido leashed unless visiting the fenced dog park on site.

Broadway Square is a dog-friendly city park in Fargo, ND. This local hangout features an array of visitor amenities, including picnic tables, benches, a turf lawn, restrooms and a pet pampering station. Well-behaved dogs are welcome to join you at this community gathering space any time.

You and your pup can go tubing on the Ottertail River with K&K Tubing, a dog-friendly activity in Detroit Lakes, MN. This activity will take about two hours. Vinyl tubes, kids' tubes with closed bottoms, and cloth tubes for dogs are all available.

L’Étoile du Nord Vineyard is a family-owned winery on Lake Irene in Parkers Prairie, MN. Open weekends from May through October, their lakeside, dog-friendly, partially covered patio offers wine by the glass, bottles and flights. Wine cocktails, non-alcoholic drinks and small plates for pairing are also available on site.

Lake Carlos State Park in Carlos, MN is dog friendly. Located just 10 miles from Alexandria, this park is made up of tamarack bog, marshes, woodland ponds and lakes. There are 14 miles of pet-friendly trails that cross through rolling hills, forested areas, mature hardwoods and restored prairie. All levels of dog walkers should be able to find the right path for them! Pet owners are reminded to keep Fido on a leash for the duration of their visit and to clean up any mess that they leave behind.

A perfect park for pooches who love prairies, Buffalo River State Park in Glyndon, MN, is home to a number of dog-friendly trails that wind through one of Minnesota's finest and largest remnant prairies. There's also a picnic area in the hardwood forest along the Buffalo River where you and Fido can take a break. Wildlife lovers should look out for prairie chickens, upland sandpipers, red foxes and jackrabbits.

Your dog is welcome to join you at Sibley State Park, a pet-friendly recreational site in New London, MN. You and Fido can hike trails to Mount Tom, where you'll observe views of forests, farmland, prairie knolls and lakes. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife like white-tailed deer, red and gray foxes, raccoons and ruffed grouse. Dogs must stay leashed and any mess should be cleaned up.

Leashed dogs are welcome to join you at the pet-friendly Lac Qui Parle State Park in Watson, MN. A lake is the centerpiece of the park, a popular spot for anglers and recreational boat users. There are a range of different trails, varying in difficulty and accessibility. Keep in mind that some trails are used as floodplains during certain seasons.

Long Drive-In is a dog-friendly outdoor cinema in Long Prairie, MN. Leashed, well-behaved pets are always welcome provided that they do not disturb other moviegoers. Please be sure to pick up after Fido. Only service animals may enter the concession stand. The theater shows double features (new movies and classics). The concessions stand has popcorn, candy, pizzas, tacos, hot dogs, etc. Primitive camping is available (tent or RV), but reservations must be made in advance.

Dogs are welcome to join their owners at the pet-friendly Fort Ridgely State Park in Fairfax, MN. This pretty park, the sight of the Battle of Fort Ridgely during the Dakota War of 1862, is popular among dog walkers for the short paved trail and the eight miles of trails that feature a wide variety of terrain from easy to challenging. Dogs must be on a leash under six feet for the duration of their visit and all mess must be cleaned up after them.

Big Stone Lake State Park in Ortonville, MN is dog friendly. Located on the shore of Big Stone Lake, wildlife lovers will discover deer, raccoons, meadowlarks, wild turkeys and mourning doves in their natural habitat. You can bring your pooch with you to check out the wildflowers, full of native prairies and oak savanna. Pets are welcome to join their owners in the park on a leash under six feet. Owners are reminded to clean up any mess pets leave behind.

The Paul Bunyan Statue in Akeley, MN is pet friendly. Take a picture of your pooch sitting in Paul's giant hand at this stop along the Heartland State Trail.