Dog-Friendly Activities in Gold Bridge, BC

Rainbow Park in Whistler, BC, allows dogs off-leash before 10am and after 8pm daily. They also have a gated, designated off-leash area available 24/7. There is even a "Barking Bay" beach area for dogs at the park.

Train Wreck trail is a popular dog-friendly attraction just south of Whistler. The short hiking trail follows the Sea To Sky Trail and crosses a suspension bridge, offering scenic views of the Cheakakmus River rushing below before arriving at the colorfully painted box cars, which have sat in the forest since 1956. To get to the Whistler Train Wreck, follow the trail at the side of Jane Lakes Road past the Sea To Sky Trail sign and into the forest.

Ski Callaghan has 15 kilometers of ski and snowshoe trails for you to enjoy with your furry best friend.

Leashed dogs are welcome to visit Banditry Cider in Gibsons, BC, CA. This pet-friendly cidery invites dogs and their humans to explore the property, which feature gardens, ponds and secret spots to enjoy your beverages. Picnic tables are also available for seating near the cider shop. Pack your own picnic to enjoy.

Dogs are allowed off-leash inside the field areas when the fields are not in use Spruce Grove Park's baseball fields in Whistler, BC. The park also has access to the Lost Lake trail system.

Fido is invited to explore the Merrill Park Off-Leash Dog Area behind St. Joseph's Church of Squamish, BC. This forested site is located within Merrill Park and has trails allowing your pup to run free if he recalls well. A waste station is provided at the trailhead.

Othello Tunnels is a dog-friendly hiking trail in Hope, BC. Leashed dogs are allowed on the 3.5 kilometer gravel trail. The easy round-trip hike will take you through the old railway tunnels and as such, flashlights are recommended. There are a few picnic tables near the parking area that are available seasonally. Rock falls and landslides are common in this area, so check the park's website in advance for closures or safety warnings. The trail is closed during the winter months.

Drive the Scenic Fraser Canyon with its? 7 mountain tunnels into the historic heart of British Columbia and visit the biggest ?rush? on the Gold Rush Trail. You can see this place for yourself as you exchange mountain ranges aboard one of the only descending gondolas in North America. These aerial trams will give you a birds? eye view of this historic landmark where 200 million gallons of water per minute thunder through this 33 metre wide passage. ?We had to travel where no human being should venture for surely we have encountered the gates of hell?. ? Simon Fraser, 1808. You will witness firsthand what these words really meant to this early explorer.

Facilities include: Simon?s Cafe, Gold Panner Gift Shop, Education Centre, Fudge Factory, Gold Panning, Simon?s Wall, Observation Decks & Suspension Bridge.

Persephone Brewing Company in Gibsons, BC, CA, welcomes Fido to join you at their brewery on the farm which features apple orchards, market gardens, greenhouses and a flock of hens. Dogs are welcome outside on a leash while you sample their handcrafted beer on the patio or enjoy a walk on a self-guided tour.

Fido is invited to enjoy the off-leash dog park at Shirley Macey Park in Gibsons, BC. This spacious area offers plenty of room to roam and includes a trail to explore. While there are gates, the fencing is not fully secure, so dogs prone to escaping should be closely supervised at all times.

Dogs are welcome to run around and enjoy a dip in the water at Canine Cove Lost Lake. However, they are not permitted on Lost Lake Beach.

Hope BC Off-Leash Dog Park is the ideal place for your pooch to socialize and get the exercise they need. The grassy area provides ample space for Fido to stretch their legs, chase a ball, or just wander around sniffing some butts. The park has an irrigation system and waste stations for owners to clean up if dogs make a mess.

Alice Lake Provincial Park is pet-friendly. Surrounded by towering mountains, dense forests and grassy areas, there are four fresh water lakes to enjoy. Dogs must be on a leash at all times and are not allowed on the Alice Lake Trail, beach, playground or picnic areas

Cliff Gilker Park is a 149-acre dog-friendly woodland area in Roberts Creek, BC. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you on the forest trails at this popular park. There are several waterfalls to view and there are picnic sites where you can rest with Fido.

Fido is invited to play at the dog park at Eaglewind Park in Squamish, BC. This fully-fenced facility is smaller inside and is filled with gravel and Astro turf with patches of grass. Please note you must pack water for your furry friend.

Bring Fido to play off-leash at the Boitanio Park Dog Park in Williams Lake, BC. This fenced recreation area features two separate spaces, one for small pups and one for large dogs. Other amenities include double-gated entry, shade trees, benches, and waste stations. Fido should be leashed when entering and exiting the dog park.

Whistler Olympic Park is pet-friendly. They offer 50 kilometres of dog-friendly ski and snowshoe trails, in the Sea to Sky Corridor's biggest off-leash area. Skiers, snowshoers and their dogs have access to over 30 kilometres of dog-friendly ski as well as almost 20 kilometres of snowshoe trails (on- and off-leash). A day ticket is $6.50 per dog, a dog season pass is $50. Dogs are not allowed in the Day Lodge, in the stadiums and on non-dog-friendly trails. Dogs must be on leash at all times, except on off-leash trails. Whistler Olympic Park is open Monday through Friday 9:00am to 4:30pm and Saturday to Sunday from 8:30am to 4:30pm.

Alpha Lake Park allows dogs off-leash daily before 10am and after 8pm. However, the Arfa Lake Dog Area adjacent to the beach welcomes dogs off-leash any time of day.

Coast Mountain Brewing is a pet-friendly taproom in Whistler, BC. Your leashed furry family member is welcome to join you on their covered outdoor patio for a brew. They focus on producing modern, hop-forward ales and a range of crispy, clean lagers while celebrating the diversity of hops worldwide.

Six kilometers of dog-friendly ski and snowshoe trails await you and your furry friend at Whistler Lost Lake Cross Country Ski & Snowshoe Trails. In order to preserve the state of the trails, dogs are prohibited in Lost Lake Park during winter nordic operations, but are permitted on the free multi-use trails during the winter months.