Destinations
Adventures worth sharing
Find inspiration for pet-friendly escapes near home and farther away.
Canada
Big landscapes and short seasons make Canada a rewarding place to travel with a dog. Mountain towns, lakeside cabins and forest trails sit within easy reach of cities that are increasingly comfortable with four-legged visitors.
Vancouver
Seawall walks, forested parks and a mild, walkable city centre.
Banff
Mountain trails, alpine lakes and cabin-style stays in the Rockies.
Toronto
Leafy neighbourhoods, lakefront paths and plenty of outdoor seating.
United States
The road trip country. Long highways, wildly varied landscapes and a deep culture of travelling with dogs — from desert overlooks to Atlantic beaches and mountain passes.
New York
A walkable city with vast parks and a strong dog-owning culture.
California Coast
Coastal highways, beach towns and redwood forests along one route.
Colorado
Mountain trails, cool summers and outdoor towns built for walking.
United Kingdom
Few places make travelling with a dog feel this ordinary. Footpaths cross the countryside, pubs keep water bowls by the door, and the coast is never far away.
London
Royal parks, canal paths and a surprising number of dog-welcoming pubs.
Scottish Highlands
Glens, lochs and long empty trails — best with layers and a plan.
Europe
Short distances between very different places. Trains, café terraces and old towns make Europe well suited to slow travel with a small dog in tow.
Paris
Café culture, riverside walks and grand parks between neighbourhoods.
Amsterdam
Flat, compact and easy to explore on foot along the canals.
Inspiration, not a guarantee
These destinations are starting points for planning. They are not a claim that every business, attraction, beach or trail in these locations welcomes pets. Access rules, seasonal restrictions and individual property policies vary — always confirm current requirements with the relevant authority or provider before you travel.