Hi All,

My wife and I volunteer with the Texas husky rescue and we have two girls we rescued.

We are looking to take them to Colorado this November for them to experience snow for the first time.

Do any of you know of any places in Colorado that we can bring them to, Airbnb, hotel, ranch etc...? where they can run free (of course fenced, they are huskies after all) and enjoy them selves!

Thank you,
Michal

One of these days I'll learn to "Send" my posts after I "Preview" it - course, I probably shouldn't in the first place.

I can probably offer a few suggestions, but only if you'll stop by west Texas on your way there and pick up me and my three dogs!

Seriously though, many of our members are out and about over the weekend, but we do have a couple of members from Colorado who'll probably see this Monday and maybe respond.

@Al jones
We have a small car but if you’re up to driving towards Lubbock we can meet and caravan to Colorado (seriously!). But first we need to find a place to accommodate.

Prompts:  What part of our Great State are you  in, I'm guessing Austin/DFW??

Dog on left', definitely all Husky; dog on right, either very young (big ears) or a mix, any idea which?

On one hand I'd love to go, on the other hand, I'd have to buy a wardrobe, I left the north country a year or so after you were born and I have absolutely no cold weather clothes.  (( Ignoring the fact that these old bones get cold at anything less than 70° ))

I'll tag @jbealer who lives in Denver, she might be able to give you some ideas.  She hikes and just did another mountain so I'm betting that she'd know if anyone would.

We did a DNA test for both of them the one on the left (Dallas) is
Siberian Husky
Alaskan Malamute
American Staffordshire Terrier
German Shepherd Dog
Samoyed

And right (Taffy) is
Catahoula Leopard Dog
Siberian Huskyj
Alaskan Malamute
Labrador Retriever
White Swiss Shepherd
Mixed-breed Groups

Yes we are in Austin and thank you for tagging JBealer

Michal,
CO is HUGE where do you plan on going in the state, then i can direct you better

Col is huge?? Jenifer, you realize you're talking to people from Texas, right?? LOL

Hi Jennifer,
We will be visiting friends in Denver, really anything on the way there. We dont have an all wheel drive car so preferably a place Where i won’t get snowed in. Lol

ok so snow in Nov, early or late Nov? you will want to look at mountain towns. Breckenridge has a great dog park not far from the main st and plenty of mountain hiking to get to. Estes Park also had a great dog park to run in and cabins and dog friendly housing. lots of hiking near by outside of the Nat park where dogs are not aloud. both are under 2hrs from denver. as for denver, have not had to look for places to stay but plenty of dog parks and i run the local FB HH page so we can do a meet up if you give me dates plenty of trails in the foot hills to do that are still ok with light snow on the ground but it also can be dry as a bone still in Nov... what kind of hiking are you looking for?

It would be in late November, we don’t have dates set yet. As for hiking we are not big hikers only casual. We were looking for something that they could experience like dog sledding and somewhere they could run free