If your hound is lively like Luie Boone, the Litchfield Hills of Connecticut are the most paw-some place for adventures together. This storybook corner of New England isn’t just easy on the eyes! It also has some impressive history, too. During the American Revolution, the region’s rugged hills and tucked-away valleys made it a safe inland hideout from British attacks along the coast. Towns like Litchfield quietly did their part, housing supply depots, ironworks, and even

When Luie Boone overheard his hoomans talking about Watauga Lake, his ears perked up like little satellite dishes. Lakes are his jam—swimming, cannonballs, pontoon naps, and watching his hoomans fish? Paw-fection. But Watauga Lake isn't just any splash zone. Beneath its shimmering surface lies a secret: the ghost of a town that refused to drown. Long ago, nestled in the valley of the Watauga River, there was a town called Butler, Tennessee.