Dog Friendly Tours in Jericho, VT

There are 4 dog-friendly tours within 40 kilometers of Jericho. 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 Jericho.

Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shop

Waterbury, VT

Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shop Ben & Jerry's Scoop Shop in Waterbury, VT is pet friendly. While dogs are not allowed to tour the Ben & Jerry's factory, they are welcome to join you at the Scoop Shop, which is entirely outdoors. Share a cone with your furry friend at the nearby picnic tables. After your frozen treat, tour the flavor graveyard where bygone flavors are commemorated. See Details

Stowe Mountain Auto Toll Road

Stowe, VT

Stowe Mountain Auto Toll Road Bring your canine companion along as you wind your way to the summit ridge of Mount Mansfield on the historic, dog-friendly Stowe Mountain Auto Toll Road in Vermont. Enjoy the scenic views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains from the comfort of your car. Bring a picnic or do some hiking to stretch your legs and paws! The road is open mid-May through mid-October, weather permitting. There's a fee per vehicle and extra passengers. See Details

US Ghost Adventures Burlington

Burlington, VT

US Ghost Adventures Burlington You and Fido are invited to uncover spine-chilling secrets on a nightly ghost tour with pet-friendly US Ghost Adventures, available year-round in Burlington, VT. Dive deep into the eerie history of the area with expert local guides on a tour leading you through the city’s most haunted and historic spots with your leashed pup, including American Flatbread, The Follett House and Railroad Crossing. See Details

Let's Go Sailing

Burlington, VT

Let's Go Sailing Let's Go Sailing offers private charter sailboat outings on Lake Champlain in Burlington, VT, where up to six guests can enjoy a relaxing day sail or a scenic sunset cruise. Captain Gideon welcomes furry companions aboard this pet-friendly boat excursion, as long as prong training collars are not used. See Details

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