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A massive forest area that was once the domain of an 11th century Welsh princeling.
Wilton Roundabout
A delightful 17th century inn with easy access to walks and the River Wye for particularly hot dogs.
Junction 2
Easy to find dog-friendly pub - and the walk starts directly from the car park. Perfect!
Junction 5
Fabulous park land, which can be reached from the M9 Junction 5 (Northbound) or Junction 6 (Southbound).
The circular lakeside walk is a delight, with dogs able to run freely.
Junction 41
There's room on this enormous beach for as many balls, chuckers and frizbees as your dog may need.
Junction 40
Even in mid-summer this dog walk route will take you and the pooch away from the crowds and into the refreshing calm of the banks of the River Eamont.
Junction 37
Sedbergh can get busy in summer, and either of the walk routes are ideal to give the dog some freedom before taking time out for yourself to explore the town.
Junction 4
Sandall Beat Wood is much bigger than it seems, with dozens of criss-crossing paths creating a pleasant circular walk of around 35 minutes.
Junction 1
This is walk full of doggy delight. The wood is popular with local dog-owners, and a particularly friendly bunch they are too.
Small rural pub, with flagged floors and beams. Gets busy in summer and warm weekends.
Local Park, dogs allowed off lead, hard walking paths as well as grassed areas. Small cafe near to the Museum with outside seating. Dogs not allowed inside. Parking within the park.
Doggielicious woodland walkies, pawfect for a driving break, and if you live near here it must be a suburb of canine heaven.
