A438 dog walk and dog-friendly pub in cider country, Herefordshire Really welcoming, slightly old-school and very comfortable pub and hotel in the Wye Valley. Jem and I were charmed!
A377 Dog walk with dog-friendly inn, Devon A choice of easy dog walks from a 16th century coaching inn. Another Devon inn that's much larger on the inside than seems possible from the outside.
A377 dog-friendly pub and country dog walk, Devon Village pub with a hearty welcome to all, and some very good traditional food.
A377 coaching inn and dog walk, Devon Enjoy a dog walk with big views, and a tasty home-cooked lunch or snack in the traditional village pub. Clearly the beating heart of the village.
A396 Dog-friendly pub and walk above the Dart valley, Devon When you really want to get away from the traffic, head for this little village high in the hills above the Dart valley.
Riverside dog walk and dog-friendly hotel, Worcestershire On a sunny day the Severn can sparkle and look totally enchanting, and there's not much better than enjoying a coffee or a meal overlooking the water. The hotel here also has dog-friendly rooms.
Dog-friendly pub and dog walk in the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire Pretty little pub down a no-through road and with a big welcome for dogs. The resident terrier puts on a tremendous welcome!
Preselli Hills dog-friendly pub and dog walk, Wales Dog-friendly community owned pub in the Preselli hills. A magical area where the landscape changes from moment to moment and visitors feel hugged by the hills and soft forest breezes.
A22 Ashdown Forest dog walks, East Sussex This part of the forest is known as Warren Pease, so we expected to see lots of rabbit burrows. Wrong! This is a heath rather than dense woodland part of the forest.
A286 country park dog walk, West Sussex Lots of choice for dog walks in a country park with plenty of space. On race days at the nearby racecourse you can here the commentary from here.
A21 Castles, conqueror and cream teas, East Sussex This is where William the Conqueror fought his battle and took the English throne. And Harald lost his eye and a kingdom. Since then the sea has receded so it's not as dramatic as you might expect.
A21 dog-friendly pub and short walk near Lamberhurst, Kent This is so incredible, a 15th century building that is still fully in use and looking amazing. It was a farmhouse first, and became a pub later. But what a treat to experience this!
