Odyssey Beerwerks
5535 W 56th Ave #107, Arvada, CO 80002
The brewery describes itself as dog-friendly and says dogs are welcome; a regional magazine reports leashed dogs are allowed indoors and on the patio.
- indoor ok
- patio
Fairmount Trail to North Table Mountain
Dog-friendly hike near Arvada · Fairmount Trail north trailhead, W 64th Pkwy at the Arvada Reservoir / Long Lake Park entrance, Arvada
Illustration of the region, not this trail.
Dogs on this trail
Jefferson County Open Space regulations require pets on a leash of ten feet or less and under physical control at all times ($75 fine).
Source: Jefferson County Open Space · checked 2026-10-24. Rules change; confirm before you go.
- Distance4.1 mi
- Elevation gain155 ft
- Leash ruleLeash required
- Water on trailNone — carry water
- SeasonYear-round; muddy after snow, exposed in summer
- ParkingFree lot at the 64th Pkwy trailhead by Long Lake Park; rarely full
- FeeFree
- RestroomsRestrooms at Long Lake Regional Park (seasonal)
- Managed byJefferson County Open Space
The Fairmount Trail is Arvada's natural-surface link to the foothills: about three miles of rolling prairie from 64th Parkway southwest to Easley Road at the foot of North Table Mountain, where the mesa trails begin. It is quiet, mostly used by locals and horses, and lets you reach a real foothills hike without the North Table lots. Jefferson County's 10-foot leash rule applies. There is no shade and no water, so it is a cool-season or early-morning trail. Combine with the North Table Loop for a long day, or just do the first mile out and back with a short-legged dog.
After the hike
Denver Beer Co. – Olde Town Arvada
5768 Olde Wadsworth Blvd, Arvada, CO 80002
Denver Beer Co. says dogs are welcome on the patio, always; this location has a heated patio.
- patio
More trails near Arvada
- Ralston Creek TrailArvadaLeash required · 12 mi
- Van Bibber Creek TrailArvadaLeash required · 4.5 mi