Other Dog Activities in Tyrone, PA

Funk Brewing is a pet-friendly taproom in Emmaus, PA. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you at one of the outdoor tables, some of which are shaded under a canopy. This local favorite offers eight rotating taps of fresh draft beer, canned selections and occasional frozen slushies. A daily rotation of food trucks is also on-site to keep you fed while you sip. Please note that pets are only permitted in the outdoor seating area, not the taproom.

Visit the pet-friendly Canoe Creek State Park in Hollidaysburg, PA. Leashed furry friends are welcome at this 961-acre recreation area, which features a 155-acre lake, old fields, wetlands, and mature forests, creating ample opportunities for bird watching, wildlife viewing, hiking, fishing and more.

Bring Fido on an adventure at the pet-friendly Moshannon State Forest located in Rush Township near Julian, PA. Leashed pups are welcome at this state recreation area, which spans 190,031 acres across Clearfield County, Elk County and Centre County. Dogs are permitted but must be leashed and cleaned up after.

Curwensville Lake is a pet-friendly community recreation area in Curwensville, PA. This park features dog-friendly camping, three rental cabins, boating, fishing, kayak, paddleboard and canoe rentals, hiking, an off-leash dog park, pavilions, playgrounds, swimming and a sandy beach (there is a designated pet beach area). Pups must be leashed and under their owner's control at all times.

Check out the dog-friendly Black Moshannon State Park in Philipsburg, PA. Leashed pups are welcome at this recreation area, which features beautiful forests and wetlands, boasting opportunities for hiking, picnicking and wildlife viewing. Pets are permitted but must be leashed and cleaned up after.

Bring Fido to the dog-friendly Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site in Gallitzin, PA. Leashed furry friends are welcome at this state park, which was the first railroad to cross the Allegheny Mountains and created a direct route between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Today, there are tons of hiking trails and sites to explore. Pets must be on a six-foot leash at all times, cleaned up after, and are not permitted in any buildings.