Provençal Lavender Fields
Endless purple rows, a slow café stop, and room for the dog to run the field path.
A birthday road trip for Shaul, David & Luna
Forty-six detours, all of them Luna-approved and garden-blessed. Check them off as you go, jot down what happened, and swap out any you've already done.
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Provençal Lavender Fields
Provence, FR · Dog-friendly · Garden

Shaul & Luna
Chief adventurers

Luna
Head of sniffing

David
Navigator & co-pilot
Endless purple rows, a slow café stop, and room for the dog to run the field path.
Cushy pet-friendly winery lawns, pinot tasting, and a golden-hour ridge walk.
Mossy stone paths, a quiet koi pond, and cherry blossoms over the greenhouse glass.
Boulder scrambling with the dog, a shaded picnic, and a desert sunset.
A cypress-lined courtyard, a vegetable garden to dig in, and a dog who earns the best bed.
Fog-soft succulents, a windswept dog run, and a bench with the whole Pacific ahead.
A meadow loop where the dog can sniff everything and you can press a handful of cornflowers.
Cliffside redwoods, salt air, and a beach where the good boy can finally chase the waves.
A calm hillside of maples, moss, and stepping stones — peak fall color is unreal.
Rust-orange canyons, dog-friendly paths, and energy vortexes for the spiritually curious.
A six-mile waterfront loop through old-growth forest with mountain views and off-leash beaches.
Seven million bulbs in bloom — a color overdose that smells like spring itself.
Mile-high vistas, crunchy leaves, dog-friendly overlooks, and craft beer after dark.
Sheep-dotted hills, slate villages, and pubs that actually welcome muddy dogs.
Cabernet tasting on the lawn while the pup naps under an oak tree.
Bowling deer, temple gardens, and a slow walk your own dog would find fascinating.
A UNESCO garden of orchids, rainforest, and lakeside lawns in the heart of the city.
Granite cliffs, tide pools, and 120 miles of dog-friendly carriage roads.
Gentle waves, sand dunes, and the kind of sunset that earns a birthday toast.
Alpine-backed purple fields with space for the dog to roam and honey to bring home.
Tide pools, rainforest, and a dog-friendly coast that feels like the edge of the world.
Gaudí's tiled terraces, olive groves, and views over a city that never sleeps.
Cliff-hugging paths between pastel villages — best enjoyed with a water break for two.
Alpine meadows painted with lupine and paintbrush, with dog-friendly trailheads everywhere.
Tidal gardens, fairy houses, and the prettiest perennial borders on the Atlantic.
Spanish architecture, desert gardens, and dog-friendly lawns under perpetual sunshine.
Haystack Rock, tide pools, and a dog beach that runs for miles in either direction.
Maple-lined roads, farm stands, and a dog-approved covered bridge loop.
Cowbells, wildflowers, and crystal air that makes every dog walk feel epic.
America's largest home surrounded by formal gardens, conservatory, and a winery.
Rolling vineyards, rose gardens, and tasting rooms that keep water bowls full.
Three garden styles in one park — French, English, and Japanese — beneath skyscrapers.
Red-rock fins and natural arches on a leash-friendly trail that feels like Mars.
America's oldest Romantic-style garden, swamps, and oak alleys made for slow walks.
Gorges, waterfalls, and dog-friendly state parks around glacier-carved lakes.
A sunken garden carved from a limestone quarry, with fireworks on summer Saturdays.
Rugged headlands, rhododendrons, and a dog-friendly path along the Pacific.
Paved rim walks with the best views on Earth — and plenty of pet relief areas.
Spanish moss, live oaks, and 22 park squares where dogs are basically locals.
Moss-draped maples, elk sightings, and a green so deep it feels enchanted.
A 350-million-year-old fossil garden, rock garden, and Victorian palm house.
The only fully paved, dog-friendly trail in Zion, following the Virgin River.
Apple orchards, pumpkin patches, and a farmhouse porch made for morning coffee.
Subalpine meadows bursting with avalanche lilies and dog-friendly picnic spots.
Tropical flowers, taro fields, and rainforest trails that smell like plumeria.
Bison herds, sweeping valleys, and a dog-friendly overlook at every turn.
Every place Shaul, David & Luna have checked off, with the notes from the road.
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