Luie Boone loves scampering. He oftentimes scampers around like an overgrown puppy, because that's exactly what he is: an overgrown puppy at thirteen-years-old. He scampers when he hears one of his hoomans coming home; he scampers after his tennis ball; and he most definitely scampers when he hears cookies being made. Who doesn't love cookies? So, don't even worry. Luie Boone will be one of the many scampering canines that visit Silver City, New Mexico!

Let's take a doggie getaway to Dahlonega, Georgia! If you've been dreaming of a getaway where you can escape the noise of everyday life and bring your dog along for (almost) every moment of adventure, this is the vacation spot for you. Dahlonega, Georgia, is tucked into the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains—which is a physiographic province of the larger Appalachian Range. Speaking of the Appalachian Mountains, Luie Boone wants to remind you to never whistle in the woo

Hocking Hills, Ohio, is like heaven for hounds! Located about an hour southeast of Columbus, Hocking Hills is a part of the Allegheny Plateau in Appalachian Ohio. It features gorgeous and exciting topography—including cliffs, gorges, rock shelters, and waterfalls! And do you want to know how this extreme topography came to be? Well, it's because of something called Blackhand Sandstone, which got its name from Native American graphics found on the cave walls nearby!

Are you ready to experience puppy paradise in Estes Park, Colorado? Luie Boone is! Estes Park, Colorado, is considered a gateway to the Rocky Mountain National Park—which was established in 1915 by then President Woodrow Wilson. As a recognized summer resort destination, this statutory town is a haven for dogs and their hoomans.

Let's talk about skiing. Luie Boone's hooman sister, Rachel, is obsessed with it. Back in her school days, she joined the ski club and basically lived for those trips to snowy resorts. She'd pack up a massive duffle bag (seriously, it was like she was moving out); hop on a big, yellow bus that resembled a cheese curd; and disappear into a winter wonderland. She'd come back later, smelling like snow, pine trees, and way too much fun. Luie Boone? Not amused.

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.

Guau. Wuff. Bau. Wan-wan. Meong-meong. Gav-gav. Ouaf. Hav-hav. Au-au. Hau-hau. Turns out, those are all ways to say “woof,” depending on where you are in the world. Luie Boone had no clue there were so many different ways to bark. Now, with his hoomans planning a trip to New York City—the proclaimed Language Capital of the world, where over 700 languages are spoken, including endangered ones like Seke and Yiddish—Luie Boone’s realizing he’s got a lot of barking to prepare for

Luie Boone thought he overheard his hoomans talking about a vacation to the Barkshires of Western Massachusetts. What his hoomans actually said was a vacation to the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts, which Luie Boone probably would've heard the first time around, if he wasn't so busy sniffing out snacks and stealing treats behind his hoomans' backs. You can't blame him, though; that pooch loves his food.

Salt. Luie Boone knows a thing or two about salt. He's been booted from the kitchen multiple times for chip-related theft. He's pulled out the puppy eyes for a fry from McDonalds, even though he just got his own vanilla ice cream. Luie Boone chases flavor. You think you are snack-savvy? Well, he's got a sixth sense for when the chip bag rustles. He could be in a dead-sleep, two rooms away, and he'd be on the way.

Luie Boone zoned out for a moment and thought his hoomans said they were planning a vacation to Donut Hole. He couldn’t believe his luck! He loves donut holes, even though his hoomans always say they’re not for pooches like him. But as he perked up his ears and listened more closely, his donut dreams began to crumble. They weren't going to Donut Hole at all; they were planning a vacation to Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Luie Boone loves to bark. Squirrels? Bark. Cars? Bark. His hoomans? Bark. Anything? Nothing at all? Bark, bark, bark. It's his job, okay? So, when he and his hoomans head off on a vacation to Boulder, Colorado, you better believe that he's bringing the noise. That's right—the Barking Chronicles are coming with him! Boulder, Colorado, is a literal dream come true for outdoor enthusiasts who don’t want to leave their pup behind.

Luie Boone cannot wait to splash his snout into the waters of Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia. Known for its sparkling blue waters, scenic views, and abundant outdoor activities, this charming region is a fantastic destination for both people and pups alike. Smith Mountain Lake is often called by its abbreviation: SML. It is the second-largest freshwater lake in Virginia, sprawling across an expansive 20,600 acres.

Lake Powell, Utah? Luie Boone reckons its more like Lick Powell, with how he can already taste all the exciting adventures. On the Utah side, Lake Powell is one of the most unique places in the Southwest United States to explore with your dog. With its vivid, red rock cliffs and deep, blue waters, the northern shoreline of the lake—near the towns of Bullfrog and Halls Crossing—is less crowded than the southern end.

Luie Boone doesn't get it! How do raccoons get their own lake? That sounds totally unfair, especially because Luie Boone doesn't have his own lake. He supposes that he'll have to take a trip to Raccoon Lake, Indiana, to do some sniffing investigations. Raccoon Lake is officially known as Cecil M. Harden Lake. Take that raccoons. This lake is a peaceful retreat tucked into the scenic countryside of West-Central Indiana. It spans over 2,000 acres across the Parke and Putnam

Luie Boone overheard his hoomans planning a vacation to See-Bagel Lake, Maine, and he just couldn't believe it. Bagels? He loves a good bagel, especially one lathered with peanut butter and topped with banana slices. Unfortunately, his doggy daydreams about See-Bagel Lake were rudely interrupted when one of his hoomans told him that they were actually planning a vaction to Sebago Lake, Maine.

When Luie Boone heard Chesapeake Bay, he thought his hoomans said Cheesecake Bay. Unfortunately, Annapolis, Maryland is not nestled along Cheesecake Bay, but rather Chesapeake Bay. Regardless, he'll be getting a cheesecake or two on his vacation to Annapolis. It is historic waterfront city, which offers the perfect mix of walkable charm, maritime character, and open-hearted hospitality for both people and their pups.

There's something incredibly special about sharing the great outdoors with your dog... unless you're Luie Boone, and you just found out Jasper National Park is not a park dedicated to dogs named Jasper. (Luie Boone doesn't even know a Jasper, okay? So he was worried he'd have to fake it, like wear a nametag and bark in a Canadian accent just to fit in). Thankfully, no identity fraud will be necessary. Turns out, Jasper National Park is for all good boys and girls!

If you're looking for a fun, scenic, and welcoming place to explore with your furry companion, Luie Boone has the perfect place for you: St. Croix County in Wisconsin. From off-leash dog parks and pet-friendly trails to restaurants with pup-approved patios, the communities here embrace four-legged visitors. When you're planning your vacation to enjoy with your dog, there are several cities in St. Croix County that stand out.

Ruidoso, New Mexico? More Like Ruff-doso. Luie Boone wants you to know that this spot is just as awesome as it sounds. Ruidoso isn't just a scenic mountain retreat; it's a top-notch dog-friendly destination where you and your pup can unwind and adventure together. This quaint town is nestled high in the Sierra Blanca mountains, known for its pine-scented air, friendly locals, and plenty of pup-welcoming accommodations.

Sand. Glorious, diggable, roll-worthy sand. Doesn't that sound the stuff of doggy dreams? Luie Boone sure thinks so, and he highly suggests you check out Virginia Beach, Virginia for your next sandy vacation. With paw-friendly beaches, plenty of outdoor spaces, and a laid-back vibe, it's the perfect spot for two-legged and four-legged travelers to soak up the sun and make some sandy memories.