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Junction 4
If you need open space more than facilities and refreshments, this is a good walk for the M90 Junction 4.
Forest trail in the Snowdonia national park, with plenty for non-walkers to see and do in the village.
Three hundred acres of open countryside for dog walks, countryside displays and exhibitions, guided walks, craft fairs...there must be something for just about everyone at Beacon Country Park.
The Royal Oak has recently-ish refurbed their Tap Room so that dogs and their owners can enjoy an open fire, good food and a pint of Hawkshead in considerable comfort!
A popular walking and swimming spot with local dog people, facilities for visitors are limited.
Canalside, rural pub with restaurant. The pub has covered and uncovered patio and garden seating areas as well as inside seating. Pub dog (in kennel) is a huge white Bear.
Junction 12
The Warwickshire landscape here is wonderful, with 100 acres of lush green rolling hills which you are free to walk around.
Walk through pine trees and lots of sand down to the water. Dogs and horses go down there.
The walk starts at a cafe where dogs are more than welcome. There are plenty of water bowls and the tables have rings so that you can safely attach your dogs leads.
Great place to visit as the dogs can go into the castle as well as the cafe. Had a great time there with my 2 dogs would recommend.
Remote, stile-free walking in a relatively little visited corner of the Snowdonia national park.
Nothing here, except a car park and the beach. Perfect. The photos here were taken on a baking hot Tuesday in summer and still the beach was completely deserted - wow!!
