Other Dog Activities in Mount Tabor, VT

The dog-friendly Mad Tom Orchard is a quaint farm in East Dorset, VT, that offers pick-your-own apples in September through mid October. Friendly dogs on a leash are welcome in the orchard, as long as you clean up after them. Bring a picnic and your phone or camera to record the fun. Cider and donuts are available on weekends.

Step back in time at the President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site in Plymouth, VT. Owners and their leashed dogs are welcome to stroll along the pet-friendly walking trails on the property. Visitors can also explore the museum and sample treats from the artisan cheese factory.

Rutland Beer Works is a dog-friendly brewery in Rutland, VT, that invites two- and four-legged friends to unwind together at a table inside the taproom. Patrons can choose from eight tap beers, including specialty options found only at the brewery. They offer bar snacks, but owners can bring their own food to enjoy with a freshly brewed beer. Ask taproom staff about upcoming food trucks or check their social media pages.

Bromley Mountain Adventure Park is a dog-friendly adventure park in Peru, VT. Home to 47 classic New England trails, you're welcome to go exploring with Fido, or if you are looking for more of a theme park feel, your pup is welcome to tag along while the kids climb the rock wall or play mini golf. Dogs are not allowed on The Alpine Slide. Please contact Bromley directly for day pass ticket prices, however do note that dogs are free.

Killington Resort is a pet-friendly attraction located in Killington, VT. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome to explore hiking trails near the resort. The resort does not allow dogs in any lodging, inside facilities, on mountain biking trails, on ski lifts or gondolas, at restaurant patios or in Snowshed Pond.

Experience panoramic views from the highest peak in the Taconic Range at the summit of Mount Equinox's Skyline Drive in Arlington, VA. This pet-friendly attraction welcomes leashed dogs to join their owners on a scenic, five-mile drive up the longest privately owned, paved toll road in the U.S. Climbing 3,248 feet with dramatic hairpin turns, the road offers a memorable, seasonal adventure available from Memorial Day weekend through October 31 (weather permitting). An entry fee applies.

Leashed dogs are welcome aboard the Stratton Mountain Gondola in Stratton, VT, a pet-friendly seasonal attraction offering breathtaking scenic rides to the mountain summit. Take in panoramic views spanning the White Mountains, Adirondacks, Berkshires, and Green Mountains, then explore hiking trails, climb the historic fire tower, or enjoy a picnic at the top before riding back down.