Do you like hitting the road with your best furry pal? You’re in luck, because we compiled a fun list of entirely unique pup-friendly destinations throughout the United States.

Dog Bark Inn: Cottonwood, Idaho
This bed & breakfast, which features a guesthouse inside of the World’s Largest Beagle, is truly one-of-a-kind. Chainsaw art carvings of dogs are on display, and visitors can view chain saw art demonstrations.

Hotel Alex Johnson: Rapid City, South Dakota
Since opening in 1928, the hotel has hosted presidents, celebrities, and a few…alleged ghosts. In addition to dog beds and biscuits, this pet-friendly hotel is located in downtown Rapid City close to dog-friendly restaurant patios and dog-friendly hiking trails. 

Red Rock Magic Trolley Tours: Sedona, Arizona
Have you ever ridden a trolley with your pooch? Now you can, thanks to Red Rock Magic Trolley Tours. Explore the sights, sounds, history, folklore, and culture of the mystical Sedona area. 

Dog-friendly gondola in Telluride, Colorado.The first and only free public transportation system of its kind in the country, the Telluride Gondola is as unique as it gets. It offers a 13-minute wind-powered ride to hiking and biking trails in warm weather, and ski slopes in the winter – all from an elevation of 10,500 feet. 

Mutt Lynch Winery in Windsor, California
This winery is dog-friendly in every way. Its handcrafted wines from Sonoma County vineyards boast dog-themed labels, and dogs are welcome to roam freely in the tasting room. The winery actively supports animal rescue organizations. 

Pawcasso Art Studio and Pet Boutique in Westhampton Beach, New York
This is a place where you can create masterpieces of your pet, with your pet. Offering classes for all ages throughout the year, Pawcasso donates a portion of proceeds to animal rescue and rehabilitation organizations. Pawcasso also carries homemade, single-ingredient, slow-baked pet treats.

Paddleboard with your four-legged bestie at Willard Beach in South Portland, Maine.
Tucked between Fisherman’s Point and Southern Maine Community College is a four-acre dog-friendly beach in the quiet neighborhood of South Portland. Take out your pup out for a paddle, then visit nearby Scratch Bakery for some homemade dog treats.