A dog walk by the Castle, Scotland A once grand castle, now a peaceful ruin with some exquisite heraldic fireplaces and much more. It feels like the building is resting, not abandoned.
Cherbourg Peninsula dog-friendly beach, France The name of Omaha beach is well known because of the Normandy landings, and there is a large American cemetery on the way to the beach (no dogs in there).
A836 riverside dog walk, Scotland A dog walk in Britain's most northerly forest. It's a remote place to visit, but the river is very beautiful and you're likely to have the space to yourself.
A99 dog walk near Wick, Scotland A quiet woodland with plenty of activities for everyone. There is a fine track for dogs to explore and some amazing views across Caithness.
Opal coast dog-friendly beach near Cucq, France This small resort tends to come to life only during sunny summer weekends, and at other times you're likely to share this glorious sandy beach with other dog walkers.
A16 exit 26 Montreuil dog walk, France Junction 26 Le Touquet Montreuil's claim to fame is that Victor Hugo used the town as the setting for 'Les Miserables'.
Forest dog walk near Dieppe, France This is one small part of the former royal forest of Aliermont and do it justice you need more than a quick dog walk to have a thorough explore here.
Moffat woodland dog walk from the town centre and camp sites, Scotland Moffat is well-known as a town for walkers, and also blessed with dog-friendly pubs and cafes too. This walk is a good way to explore the north of the town and enjoy views over Annandale.
Tal-y-Bont dog-friendly beach near Barmouth, Wales Massive beach, with a fringe of pebbles and then acres of sand. Dogs are allowed on the beach all year round. The DwD team were here in August - and the beach was practically deserted.
Winterton on Sea dog-friendly beach, Norfolk Dog friendly beach that's just great for dogs. Be seal aware and always put dogs on the leads if you spot seals.
Simonside Hills dog walk, Northumberland Starting from a Forestry Commission car park, there is a choice of marked trails, some in forestry and some on craggy moorland with stupendous views.
Whitelee Wind Farm, Strathclyde, Scotland This seems a rather strange place to take the dog for a walk but, with over 90km of paths to explore, even the most energetic dog will be able to run itself to a standstill.
