Weekend warriors who aren’t put off by a drop in temperature will love this pet-friendly hike in Telluride. Named after the man who began blazing the trail but wasn’t around to see it finished, Jud Wiebe Memorial Trail is a short but steep loop that starts and ends in town. Wildflowers and wildlife are highlights in spring, but stunning snow-capped mountaintops make it just as beautiful in winter. The trail is rated moderate and can be completed in a couple of hours.

Back in town, Fido can rest his weary legs at The Hotel Telluride. Upon arrival, canine guests receive five-star treatment, which includes treats, bowls and a bed.

Horseshoe Bend is just as much for Instagrammers as it is for hikers. Etched into Navajo Sandstone in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, this natural phenomenon was created by the Colorado River’s search for the path of least resistance. What remains is a stunning U-turn in the river’s course and a one-stop photo op, with a sprinkling of snow as the icing on top. The trail is rated as easy, costs $10 per vehicle to enter, and can be completed in under 45 minutes.

After your photoshoot, relax at the ever “pupular” La Quinta by Wyndham Page at Lake Powell.

Located just an hour from NYC, Harriman State Park is a pet-friendly oasis filled with outdoor gems to explore with your dog. Black Mountain via Silver Mine Lake Loop is one of the highlights. The 4-mile loop requires a bit of scrambling at first, but it’s worth it when you get to the icy lake in the center. The trail is rated moderate and can be completed in a few hours, depending on the number of stops you and your pup make.

Post up with your pup at this pet-friendly pallet cottage on the edge of Harriman State Park.

It’s no surprise that a trail in Acadia National Park has made it onto our list. The “pawsome” park is one of the most pet-friendly in the country and is always worth a visit. Witch Hole Pond Loop is one of Acadia's famed carriage roads which is ideal for a winter excursion. When snow can be found all around, slip on Fido’s shoes and crunch next to the icy pond. This five-mile loop is rated easy and can be completed in a couple of hours.

Hike all day and then enjoy a stay at the gorgeous Acadia Woods Cabin.

Bring Fido to hike in the snow at Buffalo Park, a 215-acre park in Flagstaff, AZ. Take your pup on an easy walk with scenic mountain views around the two-mile gravel loop trail equipped with fitness stations and a picnic area. If you’d like to keep hiking, the park connects to additional paths and wooded trails.

For a unique stay, book a room at Americana Motor Hotel and let your pooch play off leash in the hotel’s designated area.

If you’re passing through South Dakota and stopping off at Crazy Horse Memorial, be sure to visit nearby Black Elk Peak. At just over six miles, the trail is no walk in the park and can get icy in winter, but the stone fire tower that blends into the rock provides unbelievable views from the top and makes the journey worthwhile. Black Elk Peak is rated moderate and can be completed in a few hours.

Surrounded by towering pines, the Keystone Escape has a Mt. Rushmore view to enjoy after your hike.

The Lighthouse Trail is the jewel in Palo Duro Canyon’s crown. This out-and-back jaunt is just under six miles through the second-largest canyon in the country. The payoff is a stunning view of the park’s most famous natural landmark, the Lighthouse. The less crowded winter months and snowy canyon views make a visit at this time more appealing than any other time of year. The trail is rated moderate and takes about four hours to complete. Don’t forget your trekking poles as it might get slippery.

Doves Rest Fortress Cabin lies on the east rim of Palo Duro and offers astounding vistas of the natural phenomenon from the covered porch.

Located at Cuyahoga Valley National Park, the Brandywine Gorge Trail offers you and Fido the chance to see a majestical frozen waterfall. The tallest waterfall in the park looks even more spectacular with icicles dangling and cloud-like water frozen in the air. In fact, the only minus about this hike will be the temperature. The trail is moderate and only takes around an hour to complete.

Your nature-loving pup will be happy to return to this historic house after exploring the outdoors of Ohio.

Spike shoes are recommended for humans who hike Grandeur Peak East Trail during winter, as snow is a common sight on the trail. Join the crowds of outbound hounds on this trek that delivers awe-inspiring views of one of the mountains that makes up the Wasatch front skyline. When you reach the summit, you’ll be treated to views of Salt Lake City in the valley below. Fido can even join you off leash on odd days. This epic out-and-back trail is just under six miles long and rated difficult.

After a day of play outside, let Fido continue the fun in the fenced yard at this brick bungalow.

Located in Washington's Olympic National Forest, The Lower Big Quilcene Trail is a pretty lowland forested path that follows the Big Quilcene River for over six miles. The large, old-growth cedars provide some welcome shelter in case of precipitation during the winter months, and the trail is rated easy.

Rest and recharge at the nearby La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Tumwater - Olympia, where you can enjoy a complimentary breakfast to fuel your next hike.