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The best dog events in Sandpoint
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Dog Beach
Worth the walk, Sandpoint’s Dog Beach is where to take your pooch for some off-leash swimming! It can be tricky to find, but the hunt is part of the beach’s appeal. To find the beach, park at the north end of The Long Bridge (near the gas station) and walk south along the paved trail—known locally as the Long Bridge Pedestrian Bridge, denoted as the Serenity Lee Trail on Google Maps—about 5-10 minutes. The beach will be on your left.
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Laughing Dog Brewing
At Laughing Dog Brewing, yellow lab Ben collaborates with owners, Fred and Michelle Colby, to create “Fetchingly Good Beer”. When Fred and Michelle toss around new beer ideas, Ben chimes in with one bark for “yes!” and two barks for “no!”. You can sample the fruits of Ben’s labor at Laughing Dog Brewing, where dogs are welcome on the patio. Humans will enjoy dog-themed beers—Devil Dog Double IPA, Alpha Dog Imperial IPA, and Rocket Dog Rye IPA—and food— the Big Dog Wood Fired Pretzel, Black Lab BLT, and Good Dog Flatbread!
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Boating on Lake Pend Oreille
Bring your boat and your pup to Sandpoint, or rent a watercraft from the pet-friendly Sandpoint Marine & Motorsports. Lake Pend Oreille’s waters cover 148 square miles, making it the largest body of water in Idaho. Up to 1,150 feet deep in some places, Lake Pend Oreille is the fifth deepest lake in the United States! You and your furry boat buddy will enjoy scenic shoreline views of the Cabinet and Bitterroot mountains, swimming, and fishing for whitefish, trout, and salmon. Boating conditions can vary and change quickly, so know your comfort level, check local weather reports, and stay safe on the water!12
Pend D’Oreille Bay Trail
You and the pooch will love a shoreline walk along the Pend D’Oreille Bay Trail! From the trailhead next to the Sandpoint Water Treatment Plant, hike 1.5 miles along the shore of Lake Pend Oreille. The trail currently ends at a fence marking private property. Friends of Pend d’Oreille Bay Trail, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, are working to extend the trail all the way to Kootenai. The existing 1.5 miles of trail pass through land that was purchased from a private landowner—with some funds raised by Friends of Pend d’Oreille Bay Trail and some contributed by the cities of Sandpoint and Ponderay. Joint ownership of the trail corridor by the cities of Sandpoint and Ponderay ensures it will remain permanently undeveloped and open to the public.
Mickinnick Trail
The 7-mile in-and-out hike at Mickinnick Trail gains over 2,000 feet in elevation in 3.5 miles, granting visitors spectacular views of Sandpoint, the Cabinet Mountains, and Lake Pend Oreille! The trail views are diverse, winding around rocky outcroppings, through meadows, and past old growth timber. The hike is strenuous, so plan accordingly and pack snacks and water for both you and your pooch!
















