A696 Lakeside dog walk with cafe, Northumberland A gentle waterside walk with the dog, with a friendly cafe and relaxed atmosphere.
Hudson Way dog walk near Market Weighton A614, East Yorkshire A lovely dog walk along a leisure path made from an old railway. It seems to be popular with cycling families and at weekends the atmosphere is warm and festive.
South Landing dog walk and dog-friendly beach, East Yorkshire Of all the walks and beaches on the peninsula this one is our favourite. You get the best of all worlds with a circular woodland walk to start with, and then a dog-friendly beach with no restrictions.
A149 cafe and abbey ruins, Norfolk Dogs on leads are welcome at this ruined monastery with a bit of a gloomy backstory. The cafe around the corner is excellent and spotlessly clean, with outside tables where dogs are welcome.
Woodland dog walk with an easy path, Suffolk A long straight path through ancient woodland is the perfect way to wind down during a long journey. Perfect for dogs and kids, and very quiet.
Dog-friendly pub with overnight camping, Suffolk A gloriously rambling Victorian pub, almost hidden under some rampant wisteria. Dogs are welcome and there's a pretty shaded garden for hot days.
Historic village with dog-friendly pub and walk, Suffolk Stunning 600-year old building, complete with priesthole, witch marks and incredible timbers. It's dog-friendly of course, and well worth a visit just to soak in the atmosphere.
A walk on the common with the dog, Norfolk Popular with local dog walkers, this is a relaxing spot for a picnic and dog walk in quiet countryside.
Woodland dog walk near Felsham, Suffolk A gentle woodland walk through a nature reserve. Birds were singing loud Spring songs when we were here and it's a pleasant short walk and change of scene.
Charming dog-friendly tea-rooms, Northumberland One of the very best garden tea rooms we've seen this year. The flowers are a delight and the cakes here are light and calorie-free.
Historic pretty village and dog-friendly country inn, Cumbria A really pretty Cumbrian village and it wins a lot of the 'best kept' 'best flowers' competitions. Until the railway came the market here was of real importance but now just the cobbles remain.
A Roman walk with the dog, Northumberland This is one of the best Roman sites to visit with the dog because there is so much lush grass between the very spread out excavated sections that the dog will be fooled into thinking it's really a dog...
