Amber

The staff here were so welcoming to our little dog and great to chat with! Our pontoon boat was a steal compared to many others in the area and in great shape.

Our dog loved shopping with us and although she couldn’t go in many shops, one of us stayed outside with her and she loved the atmosphere. Many of the eating establishments also had dog friendly patio areas. Of course you should get some treats at the “Don’t Forget About Me” pet store here.

This isn’t a cheap excursion, but it was so worth the money! our dog loved the open air Jeep and the wind in her face. Our tour guide Steve was fabulous. He knew everyone by name and really honed in on their personalities and what they enjoyed about the tour. He saw my daughter drawing plants and so taught her the names and uses of many plants. I highly recommend this trip Although be warned the roads are really rough in a few places. Hold on tight to your dog.

We brought our little dog with us all the way to mile marker 16. She did just fine (better than me lol). at about mile marker 7 there is a fantastic picnic area that we stopped at. Lots of space to look around and have a nice picnic. It will be a bit chilly even in summer, but the smell of fresh pine at this picnic area is amazing.

I appreciate that they allow your dog in the museum and everywhere. although this is a short trip and not cheap, it is very interesting.

Loved all the trails here! moderate to more advanced. Just make sure you bring plenty of water. We saw mule deer and geese and the view is spectacular. Our little dog loved it!

Beautiful view and awesome trails. Some are paved while other more rustic. Dogs are even welcome in the visitor center (except for cafeteria and the theater).