Other Dog Activities in Rumney, NH

There are 5 other dog-friendly attractions within 40 kilometers of Rumney. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Rumney.

Loon Mountain

Lincoln, NH

Loon Mountain Loon Mountain is a dog-friendly summer destination in Lincoln, NH. Your pup can join you on the gondola ride up to the summit and back down on the trails or open slopes if you prefer. Please note your furry friend must remain on a leash and isn't allowed on any mountain bike trails. See Details

Dam Brewhouse

Campton, NH

Dam Brewhouse The Dam Brewhouse in Campton, NH, is pet-friendly inside and outdoors. Most of the beers on tap are gluten-free and delicious. The owners help to bring the community together. Their small tasting room and beer garden are perfect for meeting an old friend or some new ones. See Details

Sculptured Rocks Natural Area

Hebron, NH

Sculptured Rocks Natural Area Sculptured Rocks Natural Area is a dog-friendly recreation area in Hebron, NH. This park spans 272 acres, incorporating a canyon carved by the Cockermouth River on its way to Newfound Lake. Dogs are welcome on a leash under six feet, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details

Crucial 10 Craft Cider

Thornton, NH

Crucial 10 Craft Cider Crucial 10 Craft Cider, nestled at Shamrock Grove in Thornton, NH, is a dog-friendly cidery offering tastings, flights, and bottles to-go in a cozy indoor space or outdoor cider garden. Enjoy rotating ciders like the semi-dry Northstar Session, semi-sweet New England Hazy, dry Bonez Dry, and Hopped Blueberry with Citra hops. With live music, outdoor games, and a welcoming, family-friendly vibe, it’s a great spot to relax and sip. See Details

Bedell Bridge State Historic Site

Haverhill, NH

Bedell Bridge State Historic Site Bedell Bridge State Historic Site is a pet-friendly spot in Haverhill, NH. This 74-acre park is a popular spot to check out with Fido. Formerly the Burr truss-covered bridge site spanned the Connecticut River between Newbury, Vermont and Haverhill from 1805. Nowadays, you and your pup can hike around the area and look at the remains of the bridge. See Details

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