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Safe and attractive country park for a dog walk. It's also right in the middle of a number of main roads, and a useful doggiestop for desperate pooches.
Iconic hills where Sir Edward Elgar strode, and early Britons built their homes. There are many routes onto the hills and a number of P&D car parks.
Dogs will love the mix of trees and open space here, and it's hard to imagine that the woodlands here now were once covered in the black dust of the Bentley Colliery.
A real paw-stretcher of a walk in Forestry Commission woodland near Bewdley.
Junction 3
This is gentle, green rolling countryside and it is hard to imagine that the heart of Birmingham is not so very far away.
Junction 21
This can be either a beach walk, or a trail through the adjacent nature reserve.
Elegant dog walking in the grounds of Campsall Hall. The Hall itself was demolished a long time ago, and everyone can now enjoy a stroll in the once exclusive grounds.
Junction 5
The dog walk here runs beside the Grand Union canal, formerly one of the pulsing arteries of the industrial revolution but now a haven for ducklings and young canoeists.
You will find park, beach, and woodland for a great dog walk.
Super exhilarating dog walk country, with the bonus here of a site of a series of ancient castles - starting in the Bronze Age and then extra fortifications added later by the Normans made it bigger...
Fab walking over the headland, and also on the beaches. Dog friendly all year.
Thanks to Alison Cooke for this one
Junction 20
English pub run with Turkish service and hospitality. The outside of the pub looks quite severe from the road. But once you're inside it's bright, airy and very welcoming.
