Woodland dog walk near Wakefield, West Yorkshire Close to the A61, this is a good family and dog stop for a break. We love the family trails made by Wakefield Council to keep kids moving, and the paths are perfect for dogs too.
Deeside Railway Line dog walk, Scotland Walk along the Old Deeside Railway line between Ballater and Dinnet.
Abrahams Hole dog-friendly beach, Devon Sandy beach on the heritage coastline where dogs are allowed all year round. And a coastal footpath runs through the fields above the beach as well.
Old Moor Woods dog walk, Nottinghamshire Owned and managed by the Woodland Trust, this gorgeous woods is a must visit! Located near Strelley Hall, it is massively popular in spring when it's blanketed in English & Spanish bluebells.
Soudley Ponds dog walk and cafe, Gloucestershire Not too far from the A48 (Newnham) is Soudley Ponds in the Forest of Dean.
Southern Upland Way dog walk, Scotland Short wooded walk along the Southern Upland Way. This straight path is fenced and follows the adjacent railway line for around half a mile until its end just before the railway bridge.
Ryton dog walk with a cafe, Warwickshire A country park is 100 acres of reclaimed land, with waterside and grassy walks and lots of doggy dashing space. The paths within the park are hard-surfaced and accessible.
Cleveland Way dog walk near Boltby, North Yorkshire A dead straight dog walking avenue, and not a lot else. It's a great place for all dogs, and easy for unsociable dogs to manage as they probably won't get much company.
Lairg dog walk in the Pawprints of the Picts, Scotland Plenty to occupy dogs and walkers here, with an archaeology trail that heads for 2000 year old Pictish hut circles. Wow! Lovely loch too. You'll need proper walking boots for this one.
Old railway trail dog walk near Southwell, Nottinghamshire A gentle stroll along the Southwell Trail, with a chance to spot otters and voles along the way.
Rashleigh Arms dog-friendly pub near St Austell, Cornwall Pet friendly pub. A few minutes walk from Charlestown Harbour. Two miles from St Austell Centre.
