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?
Discover more from The Thinking Dog
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Love this dog title…sometime my ball is lost though.
LikeLike
Big Dipper, 3 blocks down the street — free dog cones!!!!
LikeLike
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
>
LikeLike