How did I not know about this place?
Dog Mountain, in St. Johnsbury, VT is, according to the Washington Post, “a celebration of canines.”
I want to move in.
It’s got 150 acres, with leash-optional play areas including pools and hiking trails, a dog chapel filled with photos and memorials to dogs. It’s marking its 20th anniversary this year.
In non-COVID times, the Mountain hosts events and dog-friendly parties, and more.
I even have a t-shirt with a print by the guy who founded Dog Mountain.
We need a Dog Mountain out here in Montana. Near Missoula, perhaps.
While we’re dreaming about dog-friendly travel, there’s another place I’ve recently added to my list. I’ve always wanted to visit Best Friends in Kanab, Utah. I recently discovered the Best Friends Roadhouse — which creates a dilemma. Do I visit the Roadhouse with Cali, which would mean I couldn’t volunteer at Best Friends or foster a dog … or do I go to this cool and very dog-friendly hotel without my best friend?
I do not need to answer this question for a while, though, since road trips are on hold until … who knows when. It’s nice to dream, though!
Where’s your favorite dog-friendly place to travel?
Love this dog title…sometime my ball is lost though.
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Big Dipper, 3 blocks down the street — free dog cones!!!!
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The general store! They have ice cream cones and Jaxson and I both love those!!! Martín
The soul would have no rainbow if the eyes had no tears. Minoass proverb
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