Other Dog Activities in Pendroy, MT

Here are the other dog-friendly attractions closest to Pendroy. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners.

Glacier Distilling Company

Coram, MT

Glacier Distilling Company Located just 7 miles west of Glacier National Park, Glacier Distilling Company in Coram is a dog-friendly distillery inviting Fido to join you in their covered outdoor seating area at The Whiskey Barn. They offer a variety of alpine whiskeys and fine spirits available in tasting flights, cocktails and bottle sales. You can sometimes find a food truck onsite, so check their website for current events. See Details

First Peoples Buffalo State Park

Ulm, MT

First Peoples Buffalo State Park Dogs are welcome to join their owners at First Peoples Buffalo State Park in Ulm, MT. Native people once wandered the interpretive trails with herds of bison. The main pet-friendly trail is guided, so you can give yourself a lovely tour of the history of the vast valleys and mountains, with a panoramic view to go with it. See Details

Yellow Bay / Flathead Lake State Park

Bigfork, MT

Yellow Bay / Flathead Lake State Park Yellow Bay at Flathead Lake State Park is pet friendly! Located in the heart of the popular Bigfork, MT, this area around the largest lake in the state is about 15 acres in size and offers a few different trails for dogs and their owners to enjoy together. Anglers enjoy the bountiful supply of trout and lots of birds for ornithologists to discover. Dogs are welcome on a leash, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details

Garnet Ghost Town

Missoula, MT

Garnet Ghost Town Garnet Ghost Town in Missoula, MT, is pet friendly. This well preserved, former mining town is tucked into the mountain with camping facilities, a picnic area and fire pits. Leashed pets are welcome to walk around the town with their owners. See Details

Giant Springs State Park

Great Falls, MT

Giant Springs State Park Giant Springs State Park in Great Falls, MT is pet friendly. The namesake of the park, Giant Springs, was discovered by the Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805 and is one of the largest freshwater springs in the country. The park is also home to Roe River, possibly the world's shortest river, and plenty of hiking trails to explore. Dogs must be kept on a leash throughout the park, and all mess must be cleaned up after them. See Details

Glacier National Park

West Glacier, MT

Glacier National Park Bring Fido to enjoy some of the pet-friendly areas in Glacier National Park in West Glacier, MT. Leashed dogs are also welcome to join you on the beach along Lake McDonald in Apgar Village, but note that pets aren't allowed in the water. Dogs aren't allowed on any park trails but are permitted in drive-in campgrounds, along park roads open to motor vehicles and in picnic areas. All pets must be on a leash no longer than six feet, under physical restraint or caged, and may not be left unattended. Take a look at the many boarding options in surrounding parks if need be. See Details

Black Sandy State Park

Helena, MT

Black Sandy State Park Dogs are allowed to join their owners at Black Sandy State Park in Helena, MT. Located on the shores of Hauser Lake formed by Hauser dam, this pet-friendly park is known for the water activities that can be enjoyed in the area. Some of the activities that people enjoy on the water include boating, water-skiing, and walleye and trout fishing. Dogs must be leashed and all mess cleaned up after them. See Details

Placid Lake State Park

Seeley Lake, MT

Placid Lake State Park Dogs are welcome to join their owners at Placid Lake State Park in Seeley Lake, MT, located on a branch of Clearwater River. This pet-friendly park is 31-acres in total and provides a few different areas for dogs to walk with their owners alongside the water. Dogs must be on a leash for the duration of their visit and all mess should be cleaned up after them. See Details

Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild

Lincoln, MT

Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild is a pet-friendly destination in Lincoln, MT. This is a must-see with your furry friend, but please note he must remain on a leash. You'll trek through the forest and come across natural and environmental sculptures to admire and take pictures of. See Details

Flathead National Forest

Kalispell, MT

Flathead National Forest Bring Fido to visit the dog-friendly Flathead National Forest! Located in western Montana, it is named after the Flathead Native Americans who once lived there. Mountain ranges and thick forests make up the landscape of this diverse and beautiful area. The forest has 2,600 miles of hiking trails in designated Wilderness Areas to explore with your pup. Dogs on a leash are welcome throughout the forest. See Details

Salmon Lake State Park

Seeley Lake, MT

Salmon Lake State Park Dogs are welcome to join their owners at Salmon Lake State Park in Seeley Lake, MT, where you'll discover a pretty body of water on the chain of lakes on the Clearwater River. Anglers who cast out into the water and may pull up a number of different fish, including rainbow, cutthroat, brown, brook and bull trout, largemouth bass, white mountain whitefish, kokanee salmon, yellow perch, and northern pike. Birdwatchers also like to come to the park and check out the variety of species that call the area their home. There are a number of pet-friendly hiking trails that weave around the park and plenty of spots to stop for a picnic along the way. Dogs must be on a leash for the duration of their visit, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details

Beavertail Hill State Park

Missoula, MT

Beavertail Hill State Park Beavertail Hill State Park is a 65-acre dog-friendly recreation area in Missoula, MT. Located on the Clark Fork River, visitors enjoy great fishing opportunities and recreational boat users can float to their heart's content. Additionally, there's a one-hour nature trail through a thick canopy of cottonwoods that you and Fido can explore together. Dogs are welcome to join their owners throughout the park on a leash, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details

Tenmile Creek Park

Helena, MT

Tenmile Creek Park Tenmile Creek Park in Helena, MT, is a 180-acre dog-friendly recreation area featuring approximately three miles of wide, gravel trails ideal for walking, biking, or running. Leashed dogs are welcome throughout, and pups can roam freely, off leash, on the Pvt. William Gruber Loop. Watch for rattlesnakes and be aware that the area is not fenced. See Details

Sapphire Mine

Helena, MT

Sapphire Mine The Sapphire Mine in Helena, MT, offers a fun and pet-friendly outdoor experience where visitors can search for real Montana sapphires. Dogs are welcome as long as they're leashed and friendly. There's plenty of space for pups to hang out while you sift through gravel for gems. See Details

Milltown State Park

Missoula, MT

Milltown State Park Milltown State Park is a dog-friendly recreation area in Missoula, MT. The overlook down to the Clark Fork River floodplain is the main attraction of this park, which can be accessed on the 1.5-miles of hiking trails. There are a number of other hiking trails that weave around this park, taking in views of the confluence of the Clark Fork and Blackfoot Rivers. You and Fido will discover 500 acres of terrain in total, ranging from restored river bottoms to a pine forested bluff. Dogs are welcome on a leash, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them. See Details

Tower Rock State Park

Cascade, MT

Tower Rock State Park Dogs are welcome to join their owners at Tower Rock State Park, a pet-friendly park in Cascade, MT. Located along the stretch of the Missouri River, the centerpiece of the park is a 424-foot high rock. The rock used to be a great landmark for Native Americans to decipher when they are entering the rich buffalo grounds of north central Montana. Jump on the trail with Fido to the base of the saddle, maintained for a quarter-mile. You must keep Fido on a leash for the duration of their visit, as long as you clean up any mess that they leave behind. See Details

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