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Category Archives: Travels with Boomer
Visiting Dog-Friendly Painted Hills Oregon
Visiting Winchester Idaho State Park
Leaving Paw Tracks on Lake Coeur D’ Alene Scenic Byway
Dog-Friendly Blossom Lake Trail # 404, Murray Idaho
Hiking to Roman Nose Lakes Trail #165 Bonners Ferry Idaho

It was early in the summer season and the dogs and I decided to venture out on a hike that I had always wanted to do, but never got around to. Mostly because it was in my own backyard. And when you’re a traveler, you tend to travel away from … Continue reading
The Fiery History Behind The Pulaski Tunnel Trail Wallace Idaho

This 2017 summer has been a fantastic few months for us. As we wind down, heading into fall, I was thinking about all the sunny and warm days we have had. And as I think about these days I honestly can not remember the last time it rained. Which is … Continue reading
Your Dog-Friendly Check List For Newport Oregon

Oregon is a state that you love if you are traveling with your dog. They practically welcome you with open arms, allowing dogs at the majority of their beaches, state parks and let’s not forget the breweries! We have visited Newport Oregon a few times and absolutely love it there, … Continue reading
Dog-Friendly Hikes In North Idaho You And Your Dog Should Do Part 2

It is week two of our two part series of hiking North Idaho with your dog. Last week I offered up some trails in the northern most part of Idaho’s panhandle. This week we move to the middle of the panhandle. We are still up north, but just not quite … Continue reading
Exploring Yaquina Head Outstanding Natural Area Newport Oregon

In between dogs barking and laughter from a nearby group of children playing on the black cobblestone beach I heard a low rumbling. A rumbling that almost resembled the sound of thunder. Despite the low hanging clouds and fog that filled the bay, the sun peeked out to remind us … Continue reading