Winter Park, Colorado – The Dog-Friendliest Town in Colorado

Posted by O2 Creative on May 23, 2016 in Colorado Lifestyle , Grand Park Community with No Comment Yet

Dog Friendly Towns

If you’re looking to move to an amazing place with your four-legged friend, then Winter Park, Colorado might be the perfect place for you! Winter Park, Colorado is perhaps the dog-friendliest town in Colorado. Here’s why.

Dog-Friendly Establishments: If you need to run errands in Winter Park, Colorado there is little to no need to leave your dog at home. Bring them with! Many local stores and establishments will invite your pup in to shop with you!  If not, many allow you to tie them up outside while you shop.

  • Grand Mountain Bank
  • Wells Fargo Bank
  • Murdoch’s Ranch Supply
  • Winter Park Resort (Outside)

Dog-Friendly Restaurants: There is nothing more perfect than sitting on a patio, enjoying the sun, live music, and a few happy hour dishes with your closes friends, and your four-legged pal. In Winter Park, Colorado there are a few dog-friendly dining (and drinking) options for you and your pup to enjoy.

  • Hideaway Park Brewery
  • Vertical Bistro and Tap – Patio
  • Deno’s Bistro – Patio
  • Sharky’s – Patio
  • Carver’s – Patio
  • Crooked Creek Saloon – Patio
  • Rocky Mountain Roastery – Patio

Dog-Friendly Events: In Winter Park, dogs are welcome at a ton of events! Here’s a short list to get you started.

  • Winter Park – Parking Lot Parties
  • Music in Hideaway Park
  • Music in Fraser
  • Festivals

Dog-Friendly Trails: Pretty much all the trails in and around Grand County Colorado with the exception of Rocky Mountain National Park, are dog-friendly. A few require dogs to remain on a leashes, but most do not, (as long as they are friendly). Visit HTA’s website for a list of local trails.

Dog Etiquette:

  • Clean Up – There is nothing worse than being out for a jog, and stepping in a pile of dog poop. Be considerate of your neighbors and then environment, and always clean up after your pup. Not cleaning up after your dog is dangerous for native wildlife.
  • Leashes – If your dog is not friendly with all dogs, keep them on a leash. It’s not worth the risk. Additionally, if your dog is likely to chase wildlife, it is recommended to keep them on leashes to keep everyone safe.