Forest dog walk near Ullapool, Scotland A Forestry Commission walk that isn't just serried ranks of pine trees! This one is in an arboretum with over 200 different kinds of trees, and masses of rhodedendron too.
Felixstowe beach for dogs, Suffolk Dogs are welcome on all of the beach in winter, and there are designated dog areas between May 1st and September 30th. These are signed and easy to find.
Cleveland Way dog walk near Boltby, Yorkshire A dead straight dog walking avenue, and not a lot else. It's a great place for all dogs, and easy for unsociable dogs to manage as they probably won't get much company.
Hartington dog walk on the Tissington Trail, Derbyshire The Tissington Trail runs for 13 miles between Ashbourne and Parsley Hay, and was once a railway line. Now it's popular with dog walkers, cyclists and horse riders.
Cockle shell dog-friendly beach, Kent This is a pebble beach with sand and silt when the tide it out. The path out to it is on a green ridge
Highgate Wood local dog walk, Greater London A tree filled 70 acre park at the beginning of the A1. Once inside the trees, there's almost no trace of the surrounding traffic and there are plenty of tweeting birds instead.
Roker dog-friendly beach and dog cafe, Sunderland Roker beach is a beautiful beach! It's a great walk out rain or shine! My ESS loves the beach, she loves running on the sand and jumping through the sea! Great fun for all of the family too.
Towyn dog-friendly beach near Rhyl, Wales Lovely quiet beach. Runs from the blue bridge in Rhyl all the way up to Colwyn Bay. A mixture of sand, pebbles and shingle.
Roseberry Topping dog walk, Yorkshire One of the most celebrated views in, and over, Yorkshire - definitely worth the uphill haul to get there on a clear day.
Castle Hill National Nature Reserve dog walk, East Sussex An area of SSI, chalk downland known for its Bee Orchids. Minutes from the A27 Brighton/Lewes. Public Car Parking available. Well worth the visit, very dog friendly, stunning views.
Loggerheads dog walk near Mold, Wales Loggerheads has been a popular visitor destination since Victorian times, when the original tea rooms were created.
