National Trust park dog walks and cafe, West Yorkshire An imposing house and gardens, and what's really nice about it is the informal and relaxed atmosphere created by visitors playing games, having a picnic and generally having a brilliant time on the...
Historic country pub with dog walk and good food, Cheshire A cool spacious historic coaching inn with 800 year old claims of a connection to King John. Wow! Lovely welcoming feel to the place and the garden is quite a suntrap.
A170 Woodland dog walk with swimming pool, North Yorkshire Such a quiet and relaxing spot for a moment of calm with the dog. On a hot day the cool air and gently running stream is a welcome break from the heat.
A166 dog-friendly country pub and walks, East Yorkshire A very pretty village with an enormous village green and a babbling beck running through the middle.
Dog-friendly pub near Diss, Suffolk A 17th century coaching inn in the middle of an attractive village. This is a great place to base yourself when exploring the surrounding and dogs can stay overnight too.
A taste of rural Norfolk and dog-friendly B&B, Norfolk We loved the walk here by fields of very large, contented oinking pigs. The dog-friendly pub has a country feel and good home cooking.
A134 dog-friendly pub with large garden and hard surface walk, Suffolk From the road it's impossible to guess at the real size and age of this historic and interesting dog-friendly pub. The garden is large and it feels as if you're sitting alone in the countryside.
A68 Accessible old railway dog walk, County Durham A relaxing linear walk on a former rail line is always good for dogs. No sheep, stiles or anything to cause problems. Here, naughty dogs will find the mudbath long before you spot it!
A69 Roman Fort or a doggie beach and swimming spot, Northumberland Our plan was to walk with the dog to one of the forts on Hadrian's Wall. Instead we found a wonderful beach by a water-filled quarry that the dog point blank refused to leave.
A Roman walk with the dog, Northumberland This is one of the best Roman sites to visit with the dog because there is so much lush grass between the very spread out excavated sections that the dog will be fooled into thinking it's really a dog...
A66 Dog-friendly Stone Circle near Keswick, Cumbria Atmospheric and inspiring site for a picnic, and ideal for all the family and the dog.
Dog-friendly country pub with B&B near Slaley, Northumberland A dog-friendly country inn with plenty of parking and not so far from the Pennine Journey path for a good dog walk.
