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Winter Vacations With Dogs – As the holiday season rolls around, you might think it’s time to relax. Why leave your child when you can pack up and bring them on a dog-friendly winter vacation? We talked to industry experts about what to get a child this holiday season.
From dog-friendly cities to ski resorts, these 10 winter vacations are great whether you’re looking for snow, sun, or something in between. After all, nothing can make your dog-friendly winter trip more memorable than a good tailgating season.
Winter Vacations With Dogs
When traveling, be sure to review the CDC’s current guidelines and double-check your dog’s travel laws, including restrictions on dog-friendly areas.
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Nestled in the mountains of Colorado’s White River National Forest, Aspen is the perfect dog-friendly winter getaway if your child loves the snow. The town is famous for its skiing, but from world-class restaurants and shops to art and culture, there’s plenty more you can enjoy on the slopes.
Five-star, five-diamond Little Nell goes the extra mile to make your four-legged companion a happy home. In addition to free dog bowls and d’s and their most popular pet treats, Little Nell welcomes your pooch with peanut butter made on-site. Plus, with views of the cliffs and an easy walk into town, you’ll love this place too.
There is no breed or size limit and no limit on the number of dogs. One time cleaning fee of $125 and pet fee of $25/night.
Don’t miss happy hour at Aspen Tap, where you can sample award-winning beers from Aspen Brewing Company. This downtown Aspen gastropub serves not only good beer, but also wine, cocktails, soups, salads, and sourdough pizza.
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The outdoor patio is dog-friendly and heated in the winter, with great views of the ski slopes. And when the snow starts to fall, Aspen Tap also offers a to-go menu, so you can easily order to enjoy at room temperature.
A winter trip to Aspen isn’t complete without strapping on a pair of sleds, and the dog-friendly Nordic trails that surround the city allow your adventurous, snow-loving pup to join you. Save the map to your phone, stock up on food, and go exploring. For extra money, you can take skiing lessons if you’re an expert skier or have an active dog. Call Seth Saxon at the Aspen Animal Shelter and he will provide you with the necessary equipment and a dedicated groomer for you and your dog.
Looking for a New England winter vacation? Pack up your dog and head to Rutland, Vermont. The town is the historic walking district from the Hallmark Christmas movie, with art, shops and food for you and your child to explore. The city center is beautiful and at night is lit up with festive lights. Simple and classic, but not boring, Rutland offers many ways to connect with your child through new experiences.
Paw House Inn is a dog-friendly hotel offering guest rooms, suites and apartments and more. Your dog will love Pow House Park, with a dog-friendly trail and plenty of room to leash your dog in the snow. Enjoy coffee with your pup at the inn’s dog-friendly breakfast. And if you’re looking for a day on the slopes or a night on the town, you can leave your home to dog-sitting Mario’s Playhouse.
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There is no breed or size limit and no limit on the number of dogs. Nightly rates include dog boarding and on-site amenities.
Cheese, burgers, wood-fired pizza and indoor buns are dog-friendly, so you can kick back with your canine friend after a day playing in the snow like Hop’n Moose in downtown Rotland.
The pub serves as the tasting room for Rutland er Works, which serves a full line of local artisan shops.
Located on 700 acres, the mountain has 10 great trails for skiing and snowboarding. If you don’t have gear, you can rent gear from the activity center to explore the meadows and quiet countryside of this winter wonderland. If you and your dog want to stay longer, the Inn also offers dog-friendly accommodations.
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St. John’s is famous. Pete Aach for blue skies and beaches, including dog-free sand. With its clear water, beach cabanas and always warm breezes, St. Pete Hung is a dog-friendly winter getaway to escape the cold winter weather. If the cold temperatures aren’t a deterrent for your dog (or you), buy snow for the day at this beach.
Reserve one of the 48 pet-friendly suites at Tradewinds Island Grand, and your pup will receive first-class dog services, including a Doggy Resource Center offering bowls, leashes, toys and towels. Add the popular Just Press Paws Pet Pack for even more goodness. Your pooch will have fun in the pet play area complete with doggy drinking fountains, fire pits and even an art exhibit. After sleeping, you can sleep together in the hammock.
With an unlimited dog park and a full-service sports bar, Dog Bar is a dog-friendly dining experience that you and your dog will love. The large outdoor dog park is divided into four areas for different dog situations. There’s also a doggie floor monitor called a “woofer” to keep everyone safe during the bar’s busiest hours.
The 1,136-acre Fort de Soto Park is a dog-friendly paradise. Your dog must be on a leash in parks and nature trails, but you can leave leashes in the fenced-in Paw Play Area, with separate areas for large and small dogs and to clean up sandpigs. But the real cost is the death of the dog. Water-loving dogs will enjoy splashing in the gentle waves of the lagoon, and land-loving dogs will enjoy strolling along the beach.
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End your day with a quick day trip aboard the Shell Key Shuttle. Dogs of all breeds and sizes are welcome as long as they are friendly with other dogs and people. This 90-minute cruise takes you through calm waterways and explores beautiful barrier islands with the chance to spot native wildlife. At Catamaran Bobs, you and your dog can enjoy the salt air. Don’t miss the opportunity for the best selfie of the day.
As the weather cools down in this dog-friendly New Mexico city, the crowds tend to thin out. A trip to Santa Fe in the winter gives you and your child the chance to see a magical place without having to wade through the tourist crowds. With a warm coat and your dog’s favorite coat, this popular city will enjoy sunny days and snow perfect for a winter vacation.
The Santa Fe Hotel is located in the heart of the city, within walking distance of the area’s best restaurants and historic sites. In addition to dog-friendly rooms, the hotel offers a dog park and pet-sitting services. Plus, upon check-in, they’ll greet your pup with a welcome bag and treats, a poop bag, and information about dog parks and dog-friendly hikes, so you can plan your trip with your pooch very well.
There is no breed or size limit and no limit on the number of dogs. $25 per night per pet.
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A staple of Sante Fe dining since 1944, Pink, as it’s known locally, has a long history of serving delicious food. Located in the heart of the famous Barrio de Analco, they have a dog-friendly exterior. Even if it doesn’t get warm in the winter, choose a blue sky day for dinner and bring a warm coat, the patio promises to be the perfect place for your little one. Reservations are recommended.
The popular Aspen Vista Trail is a destination for winter activities in the Santa Fe Mountains. 13 miles from the city, the highway is easy to find and there is plenty of parking. The 11.5-mile trail climbs through Big Hole Basin and ends at Hole Peak with beautiful views along the way. If you don’t have gear, stop by Cottum’s Ski Shop to rent snowshoes. If you prefer a guided hike, call Outspire and dog friendly too.
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