Other Dog Activities in Kanab, UT

There are 2 other dog-friendly attractions in Kanab. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Kanab.

Best Friends Animal Sanctuary

Kanab, UT

Best Friends Animal Sanctuary Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, located in Kanab, UT, builds community programs and partnerships across the nation to help end the killing in animal shelters. Visitors and their pups can take free tours and/or volunteer their time at the sanctuary. Spend a few hours or a few days! Dog-friendly lodging is also available a few minutes away at Best Friends Roadhouse & Mercantile. See Details

Best Friends Mercantile

Kanab, UT

Best Friends Mercantile Best Friends Mercantile in Kanab, UT is a pet-friendly store and cafe that's open to guests and non-guests of the Roadhouse. Dogs are welcome inside and outside on the covered patio. They carry prepared vegan food items, coffee, pet necessities, travel and outdoor supplies, and Best Friends-branded merchandise and gifts. The Mercantile serves as a welcoming community gathering and hosts events throughout the seasons like yoga, game nights and live music. See Details

Moqui Cave

Kanab, UT

Moqui Cave Moqui Cave in Kanab, UT, is open seasonally and pet-friendly. Leashed dogs who are friendly to other visitors are welcome to join you on a self-guided tour of beautiful rock formations in Kanab that glow in the dark. It's a great excursion on hotter days as the temperature inside the caves never reaches above 65 degrees. Open seasonally; be sure to check their website for current hours of operation. See Details

Pipe Spring National Monument

Fredonia, AZ

Pipe Spring National Monument Fido is welcome to join you on a visit to Pipe Spring National Monument, located in Fredonia, AZ. Explore this attraction and area of historical interest to discover how Native Americans, Mormon pioneers, plants and animals depended upon this life-giving water source at Pipe Spring. Leashed dogs can accompany you at outside areas which include trails and sidewalks, but are not allowed in historical buildings. Visitors are asked to please clean up after their pet and utilize trash receptacles found throughout the monument. Guests are welcome to speak to a Ranger inside the Visitor Center who will provide details on how to access the monument with Fido and introduce you to the B.A.R.K. Ranger program. See Details

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