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Goodness me, this inn has seen more than its fair share of doings and has more than something of a murky past.
Completely dog-friendly pebble beach, with particular appeal to surfers and dog owners. It's a great place for fossil hunting too.
This is probably one of the easier sections of the Pembrokeshire coastal path, and a glorious dog walk at any time of the year.
A coastal path dog walk with fine views over towards a beach, and access to one side of the beach for swimming too.
Junction 46
Sprawly hillside park that's popular with local dog walkers.
A quiet and tranquil space for dogs to romp and bound off-lead from the many paths which lead off the main Forestry Commission track.
Once upon a time this little town was a bustling stopping place for travellers between Wales and England. Today most people just drive on past.
Huge sandy beach on Teifi Estuary near Cardigan. Open to dogs all year with just one small area where dogs are not welcome. Added by tknorn: Huge beach near Cardigan.
Dedicated safe, off lead dog walk, also kids playground, lake, cafe etc
Lovely, dog welcoming cafe on Llandaff high street. Website says: Our first Cardiff Coffi Lab in the picturesque leafy neighbourhood of Llandaff, a City within a City.
Set in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, this is a park centred around a large lake and has plenty of grassland and woodland to wander around.
This park is a great place for walking. It is centred around a large lake with peat bogs and there are plenty of woods and heathland to explore.
A traditional dog-friendly Inn just off the historic A5 coaching route, a few miles from Betws-y-Coed on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park.
This is a fabulous place to explore. The park is set in a glacial valley and is a glorious area of woodlands, lakes and pastureland, and the countryside is gorgeous.
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.
Lovely shady walk alongside a series of waterfalls and deep cool pools.
Outstanding riverside stroll on a clear path through this secluded nature reserve. A really lovely spot for a picnic, and a gently flowing river to delight the hearts of labs and spaniels.
This is simply fantastic and a beautifully scenic place to visit in the heart of Wales. It's all hills, woods and lakes here and amazing for walking.
A winning combo of beach and woodland dog walking.
Trees, paths, lake and a vast expanse of doggy delight. Fabulous walking here!
Remote forest walk where Red Kites wheel above and small furries scamper below. An ideal scampering ground for dogs who've had the nearby on-lead Devil's Bridge trip (Jem isn't a fan!).
A choice of dog walks through woodland, fields and a river path, within a delightful country park.
Just the place to revive the spirits of a left-out hound after a visit to the nearby Centre for Alternative (no dogs) Technology.
Another fantastically huge sandy and dog-friendly beach, accessed on a walkway through protected dunes. The beach is divided roughly in half, with dogs allowed on one side all year round.
Massive beach, with a fringe of pebbles and then acres of sand. Dogs are allowed on the beach all year round. The DwD team were here in August - and the beach was practically deserted.
A lovely spot on the coast with an outstanding beachside cafe (dogs outside only, and water bowls are provided).
Five star views from this handy stopping point for a dog walk on the A483.
The sense of quiet is extraordinary here, and no amount of canine snuffling and splashing in the stream seems to disturb. A glorious walking spot.
This is a walk to love or hate.
An off-putting start, but a good dog walk once you get going.
The ruined castle at is perfectly placed if you want to combine a visit there with shopping in the town without a huge amount of organisation. Our dogs adore the sniffing here.
Everyone will love a close up view of the wooden toll bridge, signal box and the artful conversion of the station into hotel accommodation. Could anyone not want to stay a few nights on Platform 1?
Dolgellau is the starting point of a doggy delightful trail - which rather conveniently leads off from the centre of the town.
The bustling village is always a joy to visit, and the coastal path gives an almost panoramic view from the little peninsula.
Great combination here of sand, coastal vegetation and access to the enormous Forest as well - handy when it's raining.
Massive forest and sands. Jem voted this his best Anglesey walk!
We thought that this would be a great escape from crowded beaches in high season. In the event, the beaches were deserted, and this enormous reservoir in the centre of the island equally so.
Great place for a dog walk in the forest.
A very good doggie pitstop just off the A496. And worth a much longer explore if you're staying in the area.
This is a lovely place to visit with the dog. It's set in an early 18th century landscaped garden and there's plenty of lakes, cascades and a grotto to enjoy.
This country park is on the banks of the River Dee and in the shadow of the Cefn Viaduct. It's a great place to relax and take the dog for a stroll. Dogs need to be kept on leads.
Outstanding beach for dogs - and children of all ages, 8 to 80! Miles of glistening golden sands, with a dog restriction for the central section of the beach in summer.
Loggerheads has been a popular visitor destination since Victorian times, when the original tea rooms were created. Today it's a great space for a dog walk.
Junction 30
Less than 4 miles from the motorway, and this part of the Rhymney Valley feels like a different planet.
Signature dog-friendliness and a mouth-watering menu from one of this upmarket pub chain's special little places.
Smart dog-friendly dining and a relaxing dog walk by the river. In days of yore, think highwaymen and powdered wigs, this used to be a coaching inn and it's still a perfect place to break a journey.
Dog-friendly dining close to Denbigh, and also close to the Offa's Dyke path. The pub has been restored and improved by the current owners and is well worth seeking out.
Upmarket and dog-friendly establishment with an amazing terrace hanging over the river. The mill wheel still turns - not for grinding corn anymore though.
A glorious dog walk along the river when the sun is shining, and any non-walkers will find lots to see in the town.
A really lovely stroll with your dog alongside a rippling stream, and the chance to take a leisurely interest in the industrial legacy of the area - or just to enjoy the dappled light and birdsong.
Greenfield Valley is a small-scale seventy acre country park with woodlands, reservoirs, ancient monuments and industrial history close to the market town of Holywell, North Wales.
A park that's great for kids and dogs, with 60 acres of grass and easy-going woodland paths. Plus a couple of exciting playgrounds and a steam train called Margaret.
This forest is part of a vast area of country park and has over 2,000 acres of wild space, and endless walking opportunities and unbeatable panoramic views on a clear day.
Our dogs always get excited a few miles before we get to Halfway, and this is a lovely dog stop with everything to please the travelling hound.
Junction 1
Ideal dog walking here, and well placed for a big walk if you're getting on or off the Holyhead ferry, shopping in the town, or just want a great few hours walking with a fab sea view.
A country park set in the breathtaking scenery of Snowdonia.
Junction 19 Glanconwy Corner
There's space here to exercise your imagination as well as the dog - and it's free.
Junction 19 Glanconwy Corner
If you and the dog need a break from the A55 / A470 this relaxing woodland with easy to follow paths is ideal.
A sand-dune forest sounds pretty amazing - and it is a totally unique environment here. No sheep - and it's even nice in the rain. Brilliant for families.
Lovely walk plenty of water to play and drink for dogs. Plenty of off lead walking and some on lead.
Completely wonderful day out here for dogs, kids, and absolutely everyone in need of fresh air and open space.
Dog-friendly traditional pub with good food and access to the local shops and sights.
Atmospheric space with a gently babbling brook and the musty aroma of ancient woodland. Dog heaven, and a well-made path to make the walking easier.
Parc Glynllifon is a small country park easily reached from the A499 from Caernarvon.
Join the 124 mile Anglesey coastal path for a while - a definite cobweb remover! The best walking is in the direction of the lighthouse where there's a short circular route.
This is a peaceful spot in the Clywedog Valley with plenty of woods and grass to run through, as well as a disused railway track to walk along.
Junction 33
This is a one path, there-and-back forest walk that's ideal for motorway de-stressing.
A large park in a beautiful valley. There's a choice of walking through woods, over grass or along the river, and the chance to enjoy some interesting metal sculptures.
A well-known headland jutting out into the sea which offers big views over Anglesey to Liverpool Bay. Lots of signed walks and grassy paths to for dogs and people to follow in this peaceful place.
Lovely quiet beach. Runs from the blue bridge in Rhyl all the way up to Colwyn Bay. A mixture of sand, pebbles and shingle.
Junction 45
There is just one path here, which runs along the side of the Labrador-ideal river, so the route is there-and-back. The path itself is exceptionally well maintained, and stays firm in wet weather.
Junction 41
There's room on this enormous beach for as many balls, chuckers and frizbees as your dog may need.
Junction 40
A truly enormous forest with 11,000 hectares for outdoor enthusiasts. People come here for the mountain biking, bird watching, and hiking.
Junction 38
Fascinating contrast here with an ancient stone circle rubbing shoulders with a bio-mass power station - both visible from the footpath.
Junction 37
The story of the village here has plenty of drama – from sunken villages to ghosts. It is an outstandingly attractive area, and has been featured in the 'Coast' series on TV.
Junction 36
Once past the recently restored country house this walk turns into a fine woodland wander through over 100 acres with stunning views over the valleys beyond.
Junction 33
A museum may seem a strange place for a dog-walk, but this is no ordinary museum. Dogs on leads are very welcome here, and can be taken around the exhibits.
Good for family outings as well as walking the dog, there's plenty to do and see at this man-made lake and dam.
Junction 32
There's a fairytale castle at the start of this dog-walk, good fun for kids to explore - and the cafe and WCs are inside and after the ticket kiosk.
Junction 30
If your dog likes a forest to himself - head to this Forestry Commission space in the middle of nowhere. Acres of fresh air, trees and well made paths.
Junction 28
As well as walking the dog in the 90 acre parkland here, the cafe is dog-friendly - well done National Trust! The tale of the house's piratical past in the visitor centre is terrific; recommended for...
Junction 27
If you have canal buffs in your party be prepared for them to abandon all ideas of walking the dog in this fascinating excavation of 14 locks.
Junction 24
Excellent combination of a dog-friendly Roman tourist attraction and a small town with shops for snacks.
Miles of long sandy beach for our four legged friends to run free. Dogs NOT allowed on beach between May - October.
Ideal for dogs who are banned from the beach and bored of pavements in the summer. There are 220 acres of woodland and lots of different paths. Oh, and a Roman villa.
Doggy excitement guaranteed in this wonderful valley.
A handy park for a dog walk and refreshments too. It's close to the university and the road out to the Gower.
The smell of fir trees after rain is a delight for any dog, and most of the time you're likely to have the forest to yourself as it's well off the beaten track.
Wow - crisp air, big views and dogs' delight.
In Summer when the sun's shining and the sea is twinkling blue, come here for a dog-friendly drink or meal at a pub which claims to be one of the oldest in Wales.
An uncrowded sandy beach and dog-friendly all year. Much better at low tide.
Dogs allowed on one section of the beach in summer, and can run on all the beach between September and April.
Sully Bay lets dogs on the beach all year round, but watch their paws as it's rock and shingle. The coast path is nice and softer on the paws for walkies.
Dogs allowed all year round. This is a fascinating beach, where you can see traces of a prehistoric forest at low tide. Access is only on foot.
Remote but impressive sandy beach where dogs are allowed all year round.
Dogs allowed on this sandy beach all year round - probably because you need to walk there, which the dog will adore!
Dogs are welcome here all year round. It's a narrow bay forming a natural harbour and with access to the coast path.
Well-behaved dogs welcome. Beach very popular in summer.
Dog friendly beach in a lively village with two dog-friendly pubs and a cafe.
Small seaside village with dog-friendly pubs, holiday accommodation of all types, dog-friendly beach and walks.
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