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These old railway sidings have been transformed into an attractive park on the banks of the River Rhondda. It's a splendid area for walking and is very popular with local dog walkers.
Great traditional dog-friendly pub, wonderful location in a very attractive picturesque village.
Junction 2
Designated on-lead dog walk around a newly made lake, with poo bins at strategic intervals. You can't get to the WCs or shops/cafes in the services with the dog.
Fabulous walking here, with routes of different lengths and difficulty to suit most walkers. If you're lucky enough to be staying nearby, there's probably no reason to go anywhere else.
There are three beaches at Abersoch and the town beach (by the harbour) has dog restrictions in summer, so avoid this with your dog.
Bustling country pub overlooking the green on the edge of beautiful Ashridge Forest. Great award winning food, interesting European wines and friendly staff.
A large 90 acre Country Park that's largely woodland. It's part of Ruislip Woods National Nature Reserve.
A special dog walk route in part of the Blean Woods Nature Reserve. How lovely! This makes for a super stroll off the A2.
The beach is open all year round but has no facilities. There is a small car park from which you have to walk across some uneven ground through a tunnel where you are greeted by a long open beach
Tranquil circular walk out along canal and back around sea wall with lunch or tea stop at the end!
Enormous and highly dog-friendly beach all year round.
Purpose built park, very well laid out, ideal for all types of walkers across rolling fields and woodland areas.
A small beech wood on the edge of the South Downs, ideal for some mindful mooching with the pooch. There are hard surface tracks, so buggy and wheelchair friendly.
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.
Miles and miles of sandy beach for dogs to run free and enjoy.
Easy to find dog-friendly pub, right by the Tourist Info Office in Bakewell. On busy days and weekend lunch times in summer it can get full so it's worth getting in early.
A section of the Arden Way, boasting a great view with facilities and access paths.
Kilve beach is a lovely rocky beach on the Jurassic coast. It lies about halfway between Minehead and Bridgwater in the heart of the Quantocks.
Woodland walk on Forestry Commission land.
Towneley Hall and park are one of Burnley's greatest assets. The Hall, which is open to the public, sits in extensive parkland with woods, riverbanks, a playground and playing fields.
Walk along river though woodland in the Exmoor National park.
A lovely park, gifted to Londoners by Sir Sidney Waterlow as a 'garden for the gardenless'. Dogs are welcome here, but don't forget the poo bags!
If you've spotted some odd looking mini-pyramids from the A40 and wondered what they were - why not take the dog for a closer look? ...
Woodland walking for dogs, and a cheerful community of dog walkers too.
Junction 3
As the name suggests, this walk is in woodland created from former railway sidings which carried coal from the Rainford Colliery.
Brilliant place for a wander with the dog, and nature spotters will find a surprising variety of wildlife to get excited about.
Good sized park, and home of the brilliant named Woofstock dog show. A popular dog walking park.
Community park where city dogs can scratch n sniff.
What a glorious place. Here is a huge and glorious wood with so much space that dogs may roam freely and return home exhausted after limitless bounding.
Most people come here to climb Schiehallion, which explains the surprisingly large car park and loos.
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.
Enjoy one of the best views in the county from the start of this walk, part of the Millstone Nature Trail.
A generously sized country park, with wide open spaces and woodland coppice. Hard surface paths for wheelchair access.
Easy walk along canal towpath
One of the last unspoilt beaches on this stretch of the South East coastline, ideal if you'd like a quiet walk. Gentle sloping shingle at high tide and lovely sand at low tide. Great fun for the dogs.
A useful pull in for a quick forest walk if you're travelling on the A70. There aren't any facilities, but it's easy parking for caravans in an easy to spot lay-by.
I'd like to commend the Rose & Crown , Romaldkirk near Barnard's Castle (of recent fame) for it's unusual level of dog friendliness.
A great linear walk- taking in the highest Sand Dune in the UK! Around 4.5 miles of beautiful open Highland countryside and the most amazing views towards Skye & Rassay.
Large village pub, with an awesome selection of ales. The pub was taken over by a specialist craft brewery in 2019 and hopefully they've kept the spirit of the Poet alive. Reviews welcome!
Enormous country park, with lots to see and do as well as fantastic dog walking trails. It's looked after by the National Trust for Scotland - and there's a castle.
Popular hill range in North East Scotland.
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.
Southwold beach has summer restrictions for dogs, so head instead for the dog-friendly Denes - north of the main beach.
This is a really atmospheric and beautifully shady space for a dog walk. Several of the oak trees are named, and have boards identifying them - such as the 'King' oak.
Junction 1
The heath was once a place where travellers needed their dogs for protection against ruthless highwaymen like Dick Turpin.
Home to the totally amazing Millennium Stone, hoisted by a thousand people with ropes and pulleys as part of the millennium celebrations.
Circular walk around reservoir with various routes off to make walk longer
Busy Forestry recreation space, and great for a family outing. This is a long-stay visit, not a doggie-stop on your journey because the entry charge is over £10. The Pinetum is fantastic.
Family run dog-friendly pub, with accommodation & restaurant
The focus here is on good value and filling food, and it's family and dog-friendly. The carvery has a loyal local following and it's easy to see why.
Junction 1
Popular park for local dog walkers, with plenty of space to tire out small-medium sized dogs. More energetic hounds will need chukkers and frizbees to burn the calories though.
Historic Yorkshire town with lots to see. And a small, cosy pub where dogs and walkers are welcome.
Lovely secluded woodland in an almost hidden valley close to the centre of Newcastle. Your dog can run freely (except at the children's zoo) with woodland and over a mile of footpaths.
We came here on a miserable rainy day in January, and the car park was a muddy quagmire - so definitely put the wellies and dog towel in if the weather's wet! The walk is good for senior dogs or the...
Generously sized dog walk in an elegant deer park in the heart of the city.
Golders Hill Park is a kind of add-on its better known Hampstead Heath. It was created into a park after WW2 on the site of a large house and garden that had previously occupied the space.
This is a lovely forest walk about 1 1/2 miles long through varied terrain with magnificent views in parts.
A quiet friendly pub where dogs reign supreme as long as they are well behaved
This small park is quiet and intimate with calming views over the river. Dogs have to be on leads in some parts of the park, especially near buildings.
Fabulous family day out, with a good long dog walk as well as the famous battlefield. This is where Richard III got a drubbing from Henry Tudor.
An amazing piece of ancient forest that has somehow survived centuries of tree felling, housing development and road building. Popular with local dog walkers, but far from over-crowded.
A short but sweet walk around a lake close to the centre of Loughborough. It was once a claypit and brickworks that supplied the bricks to build St Pancras station in London.
Community park and wildlife space within easy reach of Northampton. Very popular with dog walkers - please be sure to 'pick up'.
Large park that was opened as a public space in 1892. Apart from its charm as a really good place to walk the dog, it's full of community life and hosts its own dog shows in the summer.
Situated between Gravesend and Cobham, North Kent, Jeskyns is 360 acres (147 hectares) of greenspace that has been created by the Forestry Commission 2 minutes from A2/ 5 minutes from M2 J1
This is our local woods, which we visit on a regular basis. This woods is commonly used by dog owners so expect to encounter other people on your journey.
Fabulous surroundings, dog-friendly and immensely welcoming establishment near Clitheroe and the Ribble Valley.
Small country pub, friendly, basic menu but well cooked fantastic value, quirky and welcoming. Gets great reviews for dog-friendliness.
Lovely Lakeland pub with dog friendly accommodation. Rooms very clean and dogs welcome in bar. Food - hearty and excellent. Walks to the fells or to Keswick from the inn.
Famous for its animal centre, 'Bunny' park is a popular local park.
A nice walk along the River Weaver in the Historic town of Nantwich. Close to the A51 it's a pawfect stop over. Pubs and Eateries abound in the town with regular Farmers Markets.
This overgrown ancient quarry gives a good compact wooded walk with the benefit of a wheelchair accessible path to access most parts.
One of the most celebrated views in, and over, Yorkshire - definitely worth the uphill haul to get there on a clear day.
Popular dog-friendly riverside cafe on the Thames that's just perfect for people-watching and an enjoyable meal or snack. And a dog walk of course.
One more of Northamptonshire's immaculately planned and maintained country parks.
Popular with dog walkers, this park has plenty of varied paths and links in with a couple of long distance paths too. Lots of space and easy to find.
Junction 6
Ancient semi-natural woodland believed to be more than 400 years old. With many ancient trees, the wood has remained relatively unchanged for centuries and is home to a wide variety of wildlife.
Junction 3
With over 900 acres of grounds, there is an fine choice of dog walking routes in this very active country park.
Good walking in a beautiful area.
A rocky Yorkshire landmark with trails and visitor facilities.
Quiet woodland that's ideal for a dog walk. Can be muddy in wet weather, making it dogs' delight!
Junction 20
Ladye Bay is a very pretty small beach surrounded by cliffs. To get down to the beach you park on the road at the top of the cliff.
Junction 3
Suburban park with easy access routes throughout. Once farmland, and then neglected wasteland Minet has been massively improved, and is now a welcome open space in the area.
If you're just off or onto a ferry boat this part of the Ardmore Forest makes a useful stopping point to let the dog put his nose up for a good sniff and scamper.
Several walk trails start in the car park and are a great start to exploring the enormous forests of Moray and Aberdeenshire.
England's shortest, widest and deepest canal! Well behaved dogs can be let off-lead on the tarmac tow path.
This is a quiet and tranquil part of the forest and is designated as a nature reserve. Dogs are welcome but should not be chasing wildlife, especially the red squirrels.
A gentle canalside stroll along a popular stretch of the waterway.
Friendly family run motel with bar, restaurant and lots of watersports activities. Well placed en route to Stranraer ferries.
Wanstead Flats is the southern end of Epping Forest and pawfect for dog walks.
Hill top and seaside walk with stunning views across the Bristol Channel to Wales and around Weston Bay. Dog friendly Grannys Tea Gardens is on route
Take a walk at the highest point above Glasgow, with a fabulous range of heath, grassland and woodlands to wander around. This park has nearly 500 acres, so there's loads for dogs to explore.
A wonderful huge white dog-friendly beach. The Uig Chessmen were found in the nearby sandbanks.
Good place to walk the dog if you're heading north from Coventry. This is probably the last off-lead dogwalk opportunity before the M69/M1.
Junction 2
A park that's also near the canal, so if your dog needs a longer run there's a lot more walking on the towpath.
A riverside walk along the banks of the River Humber, a flat walk with plenty of reed beds and mudflats to look at and enjoy nature at work.
Dog friendly beach. Local shops nearby.
A hugely popular park near Tunbridge Wells, this former private garden was created by the renowned Victorian landscape gardener Robert Marnock.
Popular dog-friendly beach, and the only sand dunes in East Sussex. Summer-time restrictions for dogs.
An interesting beach overlooked by the power station but brilliant for dogs with shingle and sand dunes.
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