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    Dog Friendly Activities in Plumtree, NC

    There are 32 dog friendly activities within 20 miles of Plumtree. 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 Plumtree.

    Pet Friendly Banner Elk Winery

    Banner Elk Winery

    Banner Elk, NC
    Banner Elk Winery Banner Elk Winery is a dog-friendly winery nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Fido is welcome to join you inside the tasting room or outside for a tasting or a tour. Enjoy stunning views and award-winning wines while you explore the property. Open seasonally. Check their website or call before visiting. See Details
    Pet Friendly Emerald Village

    Emerald Village

    Little Switzerland, NC
    Emerald Village Bring Fido to roam through Emerald Village, a pet-friendly spot in Little Switzerland, NC. it's a group of gem, mining, and historical attractions nestled deep within the Blue Ridge Mountains. Leashed and well-behaved dogs are welcome everywhere in Emerald Village, including the North Carolina Mining Museum and the historic Bon Ami Mine. Take a tour deep underground, pan for gold, and explore the Discovery Mill Building. Admission varies between activities, and Emerald Village is open seasonally. Dog owners can check out Emerald Village's website for more information on dates, rates, tours, and times. See Details

    Mast General Store

    Sugar Grove, NC
    Mast General Store Mast General Store is a pet-friendly store in Sugar Grove, NC. This is the original Mast General Store. The store is stocked with country gourmet foods, cast iron cookware, old-fashioned toys and candy, footwear for all walks of life, hardware, souvenirs, and more. Bring Fido along while you shop! They even have a pet section with leashes, toys, locally-made treats, water bowls, and more. See Details

    Grandfather Mountain State Park

    Linville, NC
    Grandfather Mountain State Park Grandfather Mountain is a pet-friendly landmark in Linville, NC. Whether you prefer a more leisurely stroll along one of the many nature trails through gentle forests and meadows or love hiking in the backcountry, you and Fido will find plenty of beauty to savor as you explore the breathtaking wonder of Grandfather Mountain. Pets must be leashed at all times and are not permitted inside any building or in the Animal Habitats area. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind. See Details

    Mount Mitchell State Park

    Burnsville, NC
    Mount Mitchell State Park Nestled in the Black Mountains, Mount Mitchell State Park in Burnsville, NC, provides nearly 2,000 acres of tranquility and natural beauty for you to enjoy with Fido by your side. At an elevation of 6,684, Mount Mitchell rises above the surrounding landscape and, as the highest point east of the Mississippi, provides stunning, one-of-a-kind views of the Blue Ridge Mountains from the summit. You and your pup can enjoy a picnic before setting off on a short stroll or a more extensive hike through the forests of Mount Mitchell. Pets must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet at all times and may never be left unattended. They are not permitted in any park buildings, rental boats, swimming beaches, rinsing stations, changing stations, or cabins. See Details

    Crabtree Falls Loop Trail

    Burnsville, NC
    Crabtree Falls Loop Trail Bring Fido for a walk on the pet-friendly Crabtree Falls Loop Trail in Burnsville, NC. It's a moderately difficult, 2.5 mile hike on the Blue Ridge Parkway that will take about 1.5 to 2 hours to complete with Fido. This lovely trail, popular for its waterfall, is best spring through fall since the road to the campground is closed October through May. Day hiking is free, and an honor payment system is in place for tent and RV camping. Please note that dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet. See Details

    Linville Falls

    Newland, NC
    Linville Falls Linville Falls is a pet-friendly hike in Newland. Flowing from its headwaters high on the steep slopes of Grandfather Mountain, the Linville River flows cascades through two falls on its way to a beautiful gorge. Linville Gorge was America's first officially designated wilderness area. Enjoy the towering hemlocks, dense stands of rhododendron, and native wildflowers on the trails that surround the falls with your leashed pooch. See Details

    Price Lake Loop Trail

    Blowing Rock, NC
    Price Lake Loop Trail Price Lake Loop Trail is an easy, 2.3 mile hike at Price Lake Campground in Blowing Rock, NC. It'll take about 1.5 hours to complete with Fido. This trail will take you around the pristine Price Lake located on the Blue Ridge Parkway. From May through October you can camp in one of the 180 sites in this scenic park. Enjoy the picnic area, fishing, and non-motorized boating. Please note that dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet. There is also a campground fee to camp overnight. See Details

    Grandfather Vineyard Winery

    Banner Elk, NC
    Grandfather Vineyard Winery Grandfather Vineyard Winery in Banner Elk, NC is dog friendly. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome inside the tasting room. This winery produces several different white and red varietals and sweet wines. Walk the vineyard with your pup before enjoying a glass of wine on the spacious patio. Check their official website for events like visiting food trucks and live music. During the summer, Grandfather Vineyard carries a selection of dog treats including pup cups. See Details

    High Bluff and Rhododendron Gardens Trails

    Bakersville, NC
    High Bluff and Rhododendron Gardens Trails Bring Fido for a hike on the dog-friendly High Bluff and Rhododendron Gardens Trails in Bakersville, NC. They're a moderately easy, 3.5 mile hike on Roan Mountain that will take about 1.5 hours to complete with Fido. You will need to visit this trail April through November, since that is when the road to the gardens is open, but the best time is mid to late June when the Catawba rhododendrons are in bloom. See Details

    Otter Falls Trail

    Seven Devils, NC
    Otter Falls Trail You'll find great walking and biking paths down to a beautiful river and falls on the dog-friendly Otter Falls Trail in Seven Devils, NC. There's also a nice parking lot too, although it does get busy on weekends. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are well-behaved and cleaned up after. Benches are provided at each trail intersection, and also at viewpoints. There's an observation deck located adjacent to Otter Falls at an elevation of 3,620'. The park may be closed in extreme weather, so check the town's website alerts page for updates. See Details

    Flat Rock Loop Trail

    Linville, NC
    Flat Rock Loop Trail Flat Rock Loop Trail welcomes leashed dogs on a hike through beautiful North Carolina. This trail is under a mile and leads to great views across the forested area. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind. The trail can be accessed every day of the week from sunrise to sunset. See Details

    Linville Falls Winery

    Newland, NC
    Linville Falls Winery Linville Falls Winery in Newland, NC is dog friendly. Fido can join you at a shaded table on the outdoor patio but must remain leashed. During the colder months, they provide heaters and a closed-in seating area. Sample award-winning Appalachian High Country wines at this family-owned and operated winery. See Details

    Beech Mountain Bark Park

    Beech Mountain, NC
    Beech Mountain Bark Park The Beech Mountain Bark Park is a fenced, off-leash dog park in Beech Mountain, NC, where well-behaved dogs can exercise in a clean, safe environment. This park is a beautiful, well-maintained space open to all dog lovers and friends who are willing to uphold the park's rules and restrictions. There are two play areas (large/small dog), ample parking, a 56' tall split rail fence & wire mesh, a safety zone entry gate, links to greenway trail, dog watering stations, waste stations and benches. See Details

    Mount Mitchell Trail

    Burnsville, NC
    Mount Mitchell Trail Mount Mitchell Trail is pet-friendly. Hike up the highest peak east of the Mississippi River on Mount Mitchell Trail at Mount Mitchell State Park. This 12-mile out-and-back trail offers views for miles from the top. The trail is rated difficult and will take all day to complete. Leashed dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after. See Details

    Roaring Fork Falls

    Burnsville, NC
    Roaring Fork Falls Leashed dogs are welcome to join you for a hike at Roaring Fork Falls in Burnsville, NC. This 1.4-mile out-and-back trail in the Pisgah National Forest is a popular area for birding, hiking and running. The terrain is mostly flat and offers wonderful views of the waterfall. This trail is open year-round, and there is a small parking area at the trailhead. See Details

    Woods Walk

    Linville, NC
    Woods Walk Woods Walk is a dog-friendly trail loop within Grandfather Mountain State Park in Linville, NC. This short 0.4 mile trail has gradual grades and a wide path making it perfect for families with pets and those seeking a relaxed walk. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the opportunity to identify 64 different flower and plant species in addition to 19 tree types. Woods Walk is the lowest trail in this mountainous area and ideal for a casual winter stroll. There are three exits leading to picnic spots in the upper portion of this trail and rest benches dotted along the route. See Details

    Black Rock Trail

    Linville, NC
    Black Rock Trail Black Rock Trail is a mile long route beginning at the far end of Black Rock Parking Area at Grandfather Mountain State Park in Linville, NC. A great hike for families and casual trailblazers, you and your leashed dog are welcome to traverse this scenic trail packed with mountain views, rock formations and an abundance of woodland beauty. On your way to Black Rock, take a short detour to walk underneath a giant boulder known as Arch Rock. A loop at the end of this trail leads to a number of outcropping with expansive views across Blue Ridge Parkway toward Beacon Heights and Grandmother Mountain. Visitors should be prepared for changeable weather, bring suitable hiking shoes, and register their name on the sign-in board at the parking area. See Details

    Catawba River Greenway

    Morganton, NC
    Catawba River Greenway The Catawba River Greenway is a multi-use trail that's a great place to walk Fido in Morganton! The map below shows a parking area with convenient access to the Catawba River Greenway. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has generously provided map data for this trail to Bring Fido for informational purposes only. For more detailed trail information, please visit TrailLink.com. See Details

    Tanawha Trail

    Banner Elk, NC
    Tanawha Trail Tanawha Trail is a 13.5-mile trail on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Banner Elk, NC. The many accesses from the parkway let hikers choose as long a section as they like. To preserve this delicate area, stay on designated paths, bridges, and boardwalks. Marked with white blazes, the Mountains-to-Sea Trail (MST) runs jointly with Tanawha Trail. You will certainly get a workout on this trail, but you won't mind one bit when you see the views that are in store for you! This dog-friendly trail is best on a sunny, clear day in the fall. Please note that dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet; to protect the fragile plant environment, dogs are not allowed on the section of the Tanawha Trail between Wilson Creek and Rough Ridge. See Details
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