Stowe Mountain Lodge knows dogs are a big part of many families and deserve a vacation too. Oversized beds, biodegradable waste bags, Vermont-inspired food and water bowls and a paw print bag of natural treats are provided upon check-in. Although dogs may not be left alone in guest rooms, they'll arrange for pet sitting services and walks in the dedicated "Dog Sanctuary" area. In the off-season, locals flock to the deck for "Yappy Hour" with a view.

Located right in Vail Village, the Sebastian offers the basics like pet sitting, walking, boarding, day care and veterinary service. But if you're like us, you brought your dog on vacation for a reason, so go play outside on one of Vail Mountains infinite hiking trails. A chalkboard sits on the reception desk with "Dogs in House" and it's usually full. The in-room pet menu from the property's Leonora restaurant stands out with made to order options served in custom ceramic pet ware.

There's no shortage of pet amenities at this property in the heart of Vail Village. Upon check-in guests receive a box of supplies (i.e. waste bags) for their pet along with a sign to hang on your door so Fido's presence is known. You'll have to take a slight walk to access hiking trails and a spot for business, but when you return to your room your pooch can indulge in dog bones baked fresh daily by Pastry Chef, Andrew Schweska.

Aspen's Limelight Hotel has set the standard for dog-friendly hospitality, proudly welcoming pets for more than 40 years. For just a minimal $25 cleaning fee – furry family members are welcomed with complimentary branded leashes, bowls, treats and a drawstring bag to keep it all together on the go. Located directly across from Wagner Park – the best off-leash spot in town – tails will be wagging with excitement to go play outside.

Located steps from Wagner Park, a popular off-leash Aspen hangout, this resort allows dogs of all sizes for a $100 fee per stay. Dogs are greeted with a fluffy pet bed, ceramic bowls, a paw-print placemat along with gourmet treats. The in-room dog themed menu features yummy entrees like the Hot Diggity Dog (all-beef hot dog), Roll Over Rover (grilled salmon & scrambled eggs), Bow Wow Wow (boneless chicken breast & root veggies), The Barking Dog (ground beef pattie) or the Canine Round Up (braised beef stew with rice).

It's a luxurious life for both guests and pets at Aspen's infamous five-star property. Dogs have their choice from a gourmet room service menu of beef tenderloin, grilled chicken or grilled salmon with scrambled eggs and brown rice. They'll need the nourishment for the endless hiking trails within walking distance. After a day on the mountain, your pampered pooch can relax in a personalized overstuffed bed in-room or in a cabana with you poolside.

Let's be honest…hiking through the trees in the San Juan's or strolling down Main St. in Telluride is just not as fun without your best friend. The Mountain Lodge encourages guests to bring pets to truly feel at home while on vacation while enjoying its midway location up Telluride Mountain. During the summer months, dogs are welcome to ride in designated cabins on the gondola for even more trail access or hang out on the plaza's "Puppy Parking" area. A non-refundable $50.00 pet fee per day up to a maximum of $150.00 per week is applied.

The exclusive enclave of the Montage Deer Valley provides quite the backyard playground its four-legged guests with endless access to hiking trails in the summer and snowy romps in the winter. The resort welcomes dogs up to 45 pounds with a dog toy, wheat gluten-free jerky, organic dog treats in peanut butter and chicken flavor – all in a deluxe dog bed placed in-room before arrival. All pet stays require a $100 non-refundable deposit once per stay with a limit of two dogs per room.

The signature Heavenly Beds aren't just for humans here – that's right – dogs sleep in custom-designed luxurious beds with miniature Heavenly duvets by Eloise Pet Accessories. The resort caters to active pooches with hundreds of miles of nearby hiking trails and plenty of alpine lakes, streams and creeks to go for a swim. A list of dog friendly eateries with patios, hikes and attractions is provided and dogs are also welcome on Mammoth's gondola during the summer months. Pets must not be left unattended in guest rooms, but pet sitting services are available for an extra fee.

Pets get pampered at PlumpJack with a plush bed, organic treats, food and water bowls and a customized branded ID tag. The slopeside hotel also provides a list of local vets, groomers and pet friendly patios along with an in-depth hiking trail guide. There are no size or breed restrictions – PlumpJack just asks that guests follow the "commons sense do's and don'ts," which are reviewed at check-in. A one-time, non-refundable $150 cleaning fee is also applied.

The Paws at Pan Pacific program doesn't miss an amenity, supplying dogs with food & water bowls, a blanket, personalized pet card to hang outside door, dog treats and biodegradable waste bags. Dogs (and cats!) of all sizes are welcomed and pet sitting options are available through Alpine Dogs – who provide a variety of services, including morning, afternoon or full day group adventure hikes in the Whistler backcountry or private one-on-one dog walking. For each pet guest the hotel donates C$5.00 per night to WAG (Whistler Animals Galore) animal shelter. There is a C$25.00 plus tax per pet per night fee for additional cleaning of the guest room and a maximum of two pets per guest room.