Jessica

Beautiful national park! We stopped at multiple overlooks with the dogs and walked the paved promenade of the rim trail. We also inquired inside the main lodge and learned dogs are allowed on the viewing deck where the rocking chairs are so we enjoyed the view with a beer from the lodge.

This is a very easy flat trail through the forest that is a little over a mile long. There are a couple lookouts along it, but not much for views. It’s one of the few dog friendly trails within Crater Lake National Park which is the only reason we did it.

Large patio with lots of areas to hang out. There is fire pit seating, picnic tables with shade sails, and a stage area. Staff was all super friendly and seemed to loved having the dogs. We didn’t have food, but the beers we tried were really good. They also have an observatory on site ($5 donation suggested). Dogs aren’t allowed in it, but we took turns going to look through the telescope (saw Saturn and the Andromeda Galaxy). Fun experience that is unique for a brewery to have!

Decent size shaded patio with 6 picnic tables. They have bags and a fußball table on the patio also. Good wings and beer! Staff came out to pet our dogs so seemed to like having them. They don’t have water bowls that I saw, but we always bring our own.

Fun, free thing to do with the dogs. Seeing the giant sturgeon and the adult salmon jumping in the chowder was pretty cool. The grounds are beautiful to walk around. Dogs aren’t allowed in the gift shop or visitor’s center but could go everywhere else with us.

Nice dog friendly patio to grab a table and enjoy delicious lunch. Staff were all very friendly.

We chose this place because they allow dogs inside and it was a little cool for a patio after the sun went down. The staff were very welcoming and provided treats and water for our pups. They have one cozy seating area with a plush couch and chairs that we enjoyed. The food you’re able to order from their collaboration was delicious too.

Great spot to stop for a beer after hiking! We had a flight and enjoyed all of the beers we tried. Nice patio and they provide water bowls for the dogs.

This is a beautiful waterfall, but is very touristy and crowded. I’d recommend taking the hike up to the overlook to get away from crowds and for gorgeous views of the gorge also.

We love Luce Line Orchard every fall! There are lots of activities (wagon rides, corn maze, corn pit, bounce pillow, zip lines, etc). Dogs can join in the corn maze and wagon ride. There are also lots of farm animals and there is a path to take a walk around the property. They have live music and serve food and drinks too.

Dogs aren’t allowed on the beach, but there were several spots along the Bay View Trail hiking path where you could access the water for the dogs to swim. Campground is very nice with clean bathrooms and hot showers. Can cliff jump from the point also.

Fun quirky spot to stop for a drink. Dogs are allowed on the patio. As long as there isn’t live music they can also be inside the tent. They do have a $10/person cover charge when live music is playing in the evenings. They have a food truck that serves grilled cheese and allow you to bring in food from other restaurants.

We love visiting the drive-in when we’re in BV! It’s a great location with mountain views. They are only open Friday-Sunday this summer. Entry is $12 cash or $15 card per person.

Nice location right downtown with a big patio. Part of it is fully covered and part isn’t. The cocktails we had were great! Some are pre-made on tap and some are made to order. Staff is really friendly and all seemed to like dogs/ want to pet ours when they came by. They have water bowls scattered around the patio. They have a food truck on site for food; we only had an appetizer and it was good, but food we saw others getting looked good too!

Louie’s makes excellent ice cream and the available flavors change daily. The outdoor space has plenty of room with different seating areas. They have multiple water bowls around the outdoor area as well. Dogs aren’t allowed inside where you order, but they will make pup cups of either whip cream or vanilla ice cream with milk bones on top if you ask for it.

The patio on the back of the building is covered which is nice when it’s super hot out like it was during our visit. The staff was super welcoming to our 2 pups and brought an entire pitcher of water out for them. The food is delicious! We really enjoyed the two different salsas they bring out with chips. They also brought out complimentary tequila shots at the end of our meal.

They have a large patio with amazing sunset views! Tables aren’t pushed super close together so there was plenty of room for our two large dogs to not be in the way of waitstaff/other diners. Staff were all super nice and made sure we got a spot in the shade for our pups. Food and drinks were delicious too!

A few fairly steep inclines, but they are short and the rest of the trail is pretty easy. The first mile of the trail is relatively uninteresting but the views are great the further into the hike you get. The second loop of the trail is definitely worth doing! It is a shared trail with bikers and horseback riding but didn’t have much traffic (we only saw 3 mountain bikers while we were hiking).

Excellent museum to learn more about nuclear history before visiting Los Alamos. The outdoor exhibit access is about half way through the inside portion so it’s a nice spot for the dogs to get a break.

This was a great tour to get some knowledge about Albuquerque during our visit. One thing to note is that it says in the trolley that dogs must be under 40# and able to sit in your lap (one dog per human ticket). They accommodated our large dogs (70# and 100#) as we called ahead to verify dogs were OK before booking. Our tour wasn’t fully booked so my husband and I were each able to take a bench and have a dog at our feet. We really appreciated their flexibility so we could experience the tour!

Large patio with lots of space for dogs. Has a lawn with picnic tables also that are more spread out. Dogs also allowed inside, but it’s a little more crowded.

Patio has umbrellas and is partially covered so you’re not in direct sun which is perfect for dogs. They seemed to enjoy having dogs visit…multiple staff came over to say hi and they brought us a big water dish right away for our 2 dogs. The nachos and beers were delicious too!

Fun brewery that is dog friendly inside and outside. There is also a game room inside. I’m not sure if they serve food; we only had beer which was good!

We sat at an outdoor table but the barista said dogs were allowed inside as well as long as they are well behaved/not barking. Cute cafe with good coffee drinks!

Dog friendly inside or on their patio. They brought a bowl for water for our 2 dogs right away. Good wines, good recommendations, and attentive service.