A16 exit 38 National Forest dog walk near Guines, France Junction 38 St Inglevert As well as clear and easy walking paths for an excellent walk with the dog, this forest is famous for 'Blanchard's Column'.
A87 exit 24 motorway break in an artists village, France Junction 24 Thouarc This is a gorgeously medieval and dog-friendly village and officially called an 'artists village'. The buildings are really interesting to browse around, and the tourist office is extremely helpful.
A26 exit 23 doggiestop in Troyes, France Junction 23 The medieval timbered Old Town of Troyes is well worth stopping to explore - and many UK drivers choose to stop here overnight in one of the several dog-friendly hotels Finding a park for the dog is...
Luc-sur-Mer dog friendly beach, France Dogs allowed on the beach here all year round, and it's a grand place for doggie swimming.
Seaside dog walk with cafe, Cornwall The dog-friendly beach is scattered with big rocks, and is sandy. The car park is a shortish walk from the clifftop, and then a steep scamble down a lot of steps to reach the beach.
Spooky stone circles and Poldark, Cornwall A set of spooky stone circles and atmospheric moorland makes this a fine place for a walk with the dog at any time of the year.
Peak District dog walk with no sheep or stiles, Derbyshire Reservoir walk on a well-defined path with no stiles and no chance of sheep. Lovely off-lead scampering for the dogs.
Dog-friendly beach near Perranporth, Cornwall Carland Cross Sandy beach with loads of dog walking space. Dogs are allowed all year, with an on-lead rule in high summer.
Whitelee Wind Farm, Strathclyde, Scotland This seems a rather strange place to take the dog for a walk but, with over 90km of paths to explore, even the most energetic dog will be able to run itself to a standstill.
Formby dog-friendly beach, Merseyside Plenty of running space for dogs here, with just a few restrictions in the summer at the National Trust end of the beach.
Woodland dog walk with loads of paths, Norfolk These woods have been here since Anglo Saxon times and are a tranquil place to get away from it all. Dogs will love it.
