Pet Friendly Things To Do in Edmonton, Alberta

This provincial museum is among the biggest and most popular in Canada, covering cultural and natural hist...

Expertly laid out, this 18,500-sq.-m (200,000-sq.-ft.) modern museum displays Alberta's natural and human ... More on Frommers

Rabbit Hill Snow Resort offers over 40 acres of skiing and boarding on runs that stretch as long as a mile. Featuring one of the largest pipes and parks in North Alberta, Rabbit Hill Snow Resort is... More on SkiResortGuide.com

I think that Rabbit Hill is one of the worst ski hills that i have ever been on!!! More on SkiResortGuide.com

Have some fun with a friend for FREE! - Great family skiing & snowboarding - All types of terrain for novice to expert skiers ... More on entertainment.com

I've been going here for two years now and I can say with confidence that the service and facilities are excellent , and to top it off the runs and facilities are kept in pristine condition throug... More on SkiResortGuide.com

This par 3 course is a great course for families and beginning golfers. The course is hilly and well popula... More on Golf.com

She yelled at us to get out no dogs allowed... More on TripAdvisor

This historic site...consists of three houses, dating from 1875, 1884 and 1900 - that were built by John W...

Three houses on the bank of the North Saskatchewan River depict stages in the life of John Walter, who arr... More on Edmonton.com

The large, unfenced off-leash area covers much of Laurier Park. This is a balloon launching area so dogs should be leashed when balloons are taking off. Dogs must be licensed and you must carry ... More on DogFriendly.com

The Millwoods Recreation Centre is a municipal sports centre southwest of downtown, near the city ... More on Yahoo! Travel

the staff is rude and the gym is small and dirty. More on Yahoo! Travel

This is a gravel hiking trail. Dogs are allowed to be off-leash on most of this trail. The trail goes from Whitemud Drive to the river. The total distance is just about one mile. Dogs must be licensed and you ... More on DogFriendly.com

Not as sprawling and impressive as the Calgary Zoo, Edmonton's Valley Zoo, nestled in Sir Wilfrid Laurier ... More on Frommers

The Valley Zoo is just really sad. There are a lot of empty cages/exhibits, and the place looks like it nee... More on TripAdvisor

Nakamun Lake is an attractive lake set in rolling hills in the counties of Lac Ste. Anne and Barrhead. It is located about 95 km northwest of Edmonton and 28 km south of the town of Barrhead. To reach the lake from Edmonton, take ... More on AnglerWeb.com