Yellowstone National Park With Dogs

Yellowstone National Park With Dogs

For any national park enthusiast, a visit to Yellowstone National Park should be high up on your list. It became the first national park in the US in 1872 and continues to be one of the most popular national parks in the country. With a 

Congaree National Park With Dogs

Congaree National Park With Dogs

Located in central South Carolina, Congaree National Park is a smaller park which is primarily focused on preserving an old growth bottomland hardwood forest. This is the largest intact forest of its kind in the United States. Though it may not have some of the 

Rocky Mountain National Park With Dogs

Rocky Mountain National Park With Dogs

With snow-caped mountains, abundant wildlife, hidden lakes, and amazing hiking, Rocky Mountain National Park is a great place to visit. It’s one of the nation’s highest national parks and the Continental Divide runs right through it. As with many national parks, though, it doesn’t offer 

Planning A Remote Working National Park Trip

Planning A Remote Working National Park Trip

With 63 national parks in the US, there is so much out there to be explored! If you’re like us and need to be strategic on how to use your vacation days, it’s tough to fit in multiple national park trips. The rise of remote 

Zion National Park With Dogs

Zion National Park With Dogs

With endless hiking opportunities, dramatic landscapes, and breathtaking views, Zion National Park should be high up on your list to visit. If you’re traveling with dogs, there are some great options for visiting Zion National Park. Scenic Drive As discussed in our national parks blog 

Hiking Angels Landing – Zion National Park

Hiking Angels Landing – Zion National Park

For many outdoor enthusiasts, hiking the iconic Angels Landing trail in Zion National Park is high up on their bucket list. With breathtaking views of the Zion Canyon and the adrenaline rush of scaling narrow paths between sheer cliff drop-offs, this hike certainly lived up 

Visiting National Parks With Dogs

Visiting National Parks With Dogs

The most important things to know when visiting national parks with dogs is that not all parks are created equal in terms of dog-friendliness. In fact, some are not dog friendly AT ALL! Here is what to consider when planning your next national park adventure 

Guadalupe Mountains National Park With Dogs

Guadalupe Mountains National Park With Dogs

Visiting Guadalupe Mountains National Park with dogs is not a great way to experience the park. Short Dog Friendly Trails Dogs are allowed to walk the short Pinery Trail which you can access from the Visitor’s Center. Additionally, there is a small trail that connects to 

Carlsbad Caverns National Park With Dogs

Carlsbad Caverns National Park With Dogs

Spoiler alert. Dogs are not allowed in the caverns. So, what do you do if you are visiting Carlsbad Caverns National Park with dogs? Option # 1: Carlsbad Kennels Please note, we did not use this option. Carlsbad Caverns Trading Company has a kennel service 

Hot Springs National Park With Dogs

Hot Springs National Park With Dogs

Hot Springs National Park is not what you might expect as the businesses and bath houses on Central Avenue are all part of the park. There are 26 miles of hiking trails which are all dog friendly! Learn more about visiting Hot Springs National Park 

White Sands National Park With Dogs

White Sands National Park With Dogs

White Sands National Park is a great place to visit with dogs – it is one of the few National Parks that is dog friendly! From an 8 mile scenic drive to hiking and sand sledding, your pup can join you for it all. Top 

Great Sand Dunes National Park With Dogs

Great Sand Dunes National Park With Dogs

Visiting Great Sand Dunes National Park with dogs is a great option as it is one of the few National Parks that is fully dog friendly! That being said, before you venture out with you pup, you should know a couple things. Top Tips For