Dogs can’t wait to leave their pawprints all over Lake Placid, New York—and honestly, who can blame them? This Adirondack gem is one of the most dog‑friendly destinations in the Northeast, offering the perfect mix of mountain adventure and small‑town charm for anyone traveling with a furry companion. The village embraces pups almost everywhere you go, making it wonderfully easy to include your dog in nearly every part of your trip.

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

Some places get named by cartographers. Others get named by furry creatures with big paws and even bigger opinions. Sorry, Luie Boone, we know you tried to secure that name change, but it's always going to be called Montauk, New York. Not Montpawk, not Snifftauk, and definitely not Bone-tauk. Just Montauk. But you try telling that to a dog who's going to have sand in his fur and the smell of the water in his nose.

If your ideal getaway includes crisp mountain air, wide-open trails, and your loyal dog trotting happily by your side, it’s time to head to the Catskill Mountains in New York. Spanning over 700,000 acres within Catskill Park, this stretch of the Appalachian range is made for outdoor adventure, especially the kind that includes your four-legged best friend. Luie Boone says he's all about those long sniff-filled hikes and endless trails to explore. So don’t be surprised if your

If your dog loves water like our boy Luie Boone loves water—and he loves water, then the Finger Lakes of New York is the perfect vacation de