The final stop on the Bend Ale Trail is Worthy Brewing, and it’s more than worthy of the best dog-friendly brewery in Oregon. In addition to offering refreshing beers brewed on site, like Secret Spot Pacific Pale and Sol Power pilsner, the kitchen churns out delicious American fare and menu items just for dogs. If Fido still has energy left, wander the trails together at Big Sky Youth Sports Complex Dog Park.

Sober up with your pup at this inviting pet-friendly bungalow in the heart of Bend.

Four-legged beach bums can splash in the waves leash-free along nine miles of coastline at Ecola State Park. Dip a paw in beautiful tidepools at Indian Beach and view the famed sea stack rocks that line the Pacific Ocean. Leashed pups can also hike with you on trails through Sitka spruce forests and along nine miles of trails at Oregon’s most dog-friendly state park. You may even walk in the footsteps of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Look for wildlife like eagles, deer, and elk along the way, and if you’re visiting in spring or winter, maybe even migrating gray whales.

Your pup can have his pick of pet-friendly accommodations in Cannon Beach. Two dogs of any size are permitted at The Wayside Inn, where they’ll receive a welcome basket of dog amenities at check-in. If your family needs extra room, book a King Bungalow at The Ocean Lodge. Furry friends will receive a basket of goodies to enjoy during their stay.

If you’re planning a trip to the Willamette Valley with your pooch, Sandy River Delta Park in Troutdale shouldn’t be missed. Lovingly referred to as Thousand Acres by locals, this huge off-leash area is Oregon’s most dog-friendly attraction. Fido and his friends are free to play fetch in open fields, romp through wild wetlands, stop to pick delicious blackberries and cool off in the two rivers within the park. Sandy River is home to five miles of hiking trails through protected meadows and forests where the Sandy River meets the Columbia River.

After a full day of activities in the park, sleep in at the Comfort Inn Troutdale. Treats and towels are available at check-in, and there’s a pet relief area on the property.

The Oregon coast is lined with some of our favorite dog-friendly places and experiences, so it’s no surprise to find a campground aptly named Rovers RV Park in the town of Waldport. The campground was named to emphasize the outstanding service provided to four-legged guests. At Oregon’s most dog-friendly campground, dogs can explore off leash on two acres of wetlands or stroll along the dog walk, and small dogs will have their own fenced park to play in. Guests and their pups can fish or kayak from the dock, and Fido can doggy paddle in the river. For more water fun, visit nearby Agate Beach State Recreation Site, where your pooch can dig for razor clams or play a game of fetch in the waves. End your evening around the community campfire and make some new two- and four-legged friends. Dogs of any size are welcome for no additional fee.

Mt. Tabor Park in Portland is nearly 200 acres in total, but the 4-acre fenced space welcomes dogs of all sizes to play off leash. Fido will love getting back to nature, crawling up steep hills, and weaving through pine trees with other pups at the best dog park in Oregon. Clip on your pooch’s leash and continue adventuring on walking trails that twist and turn around the rest of the park and stop for lunch at one of the picnic areas.

Walk back to this light and airy home in Mt. Tabor.

Trek with Fido along the 12-mile Samuel H. Boardman State Scenic Corridor in Brookings. This top trail to hike with your dog in Oregon is the perfect spot to enjoy seaside prairies, spectacular vistas, secluded cove beaches, rugged cliffs, and forested sea stacks. The full trail takes about seven hours to complete, but hikers looking for a quick jaunt can begin at the trailhead at the north end of the picnic area and take side trails to overlooks before turning back.

Spend time exploring more of Brookings and rest up at this townhome with an ocean view.

Uncover the wonderful windswept beaches of The Beaver State when you book a stay at Seaside Oceanfront Inn. This Pacific Northwest getaway offers a number of pet-friendly options that range from cozy suites to big rooms with waterfront views, making it Oregon’s best pet-friendly B&B. Outside, enjoy more ocean scenery from the garden or take an evening stroll on the Seaside Promenade. Cannon Beach, one of the best dog beaches on the West Coast, is just a short drive away.

Seaside Oceanfront Inn allows dogs of any size for an additional fee of $25 per pet, per stay.

If sunshine, an ocean breeze and the waddle of a Corgi are some of your favorite things, don’t miss Oregon Corgi Beach Day! Your pup can dig his paws in the sand and meet new friends at Cannon Beach for Oregon’s can’t miss dog event. You can shop for Corgi gifts, purchase raffle tickets and bid on silent auction items. Prizes will be given for Best Beach Bootie, Celebrity Impersonations and an owner and dog Dynamic Duo.

Land's End at Cannon Beach fills up with Corgis and their loved ones for the beach day. Book a room with an ocean view and introduce your four-legged friend to the crew.

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