Barlaston Downs dog walk near Stone, Staffordshire National Trust property off the A50 and the A34. Free parking and fantastic free running for dogs and a stream running through the middle for a paddle and a drink.
Bushy Leaze Woods dog walk, Hampshire Lovely walk through dense woodlands. Often lots of wildlife. The wood connects Alton, Fourmarks and Medstead and you can have anything from a short stroll to a good 2-3 hour walk.
Drigg Dunes dog-friendly beach, Cumbria An enormous sandy and dog-friendly beach that stretches for miles and miles to St Bees Head.
Kirkcudbright woodland dog walk, Scotland Delightful woodland dog walk, ideal for doggie sniffing and scampering. The paths are easy on the feet and there's a pleasant sense of calm.
Tegg's Nose dog walks near Macclesfield, Cheshire An extraordinary country park for a dog walk, created out of the husks of millstone grit quarries.
Wheal Coates dog walk and family day out, Cornwall Wheal Coates is one of the most photographed areas in Cornwall with iconic mining ruins and amazing views up & down the coast.
Thurstaston Common and Hill, Merseyside A mixture of woods and heathland in this park, with a hill to climb for the more energetic. Those who do climb the hill will be rewarded with fantastic views over the surrounding countryside.
Langley Park dog walks, Buckinghamshire Junction 5 Extraordinary park that's almost like a time machine. You can see how humans have changed their landscapes from Norman and medieval times, through to Victorian designs and a rare turbine engine.
A82 dog-friendly pub and dog walk in Glencoe, Scotland Hotel in a completely stunning area with restaurant and bar food. Ideally placed for a well-earned bar meal after a long walk with the dogs!
Rhos on Sea dog-friendly beach, Wales The beach is zoned here - and the doggy section is the part from opposite the golf course and along to near the start of Abbey Road in the town. Don't forget to scoop the poop - or face a stiff fine!
Yar Estuary Circular Walk, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight Good flat track on old railway line, then public footpaths, bridleways and roadside pavement.following the Yar estuary from Yarmouth to Freshwater old village circular route - 3.8 miles.
