Bury St Edmunds dog walk, Suffolk
Hardwick Heath is a very popular dog walking space for Bury St Edmunds pooches.
Hardwick Heath is a very popular dog walking space for Bury St Edmunds pooches.
Popular sandy beach. In Summer (May 1st to 30 September) dogs are allowed onto Joss beach before 1000 and after 1800. Don't you love the optimism of tourist offices - five full months of summer?
Short, but completely charming walk within easy reach of Inverness. The UK's tallest tree lives here and there's a board to prove it!
Popular with Warrington dog walkers and horse riders, there are many paths to wander along at will for a highly enjoyable walk. The paths are clear and wide, and there's no danger of getting lost.
There's a mix of woodland and heath here, and totally amazing views over to Wales. If you get the right weather this is one to have a proper 'stand and stare' moment.
A large, sandy dog friendly beach set in a rugged coastline, popular with families.
A glorious 4 mile walk alongside the River Dove. Unlike the popular Dove Dale a bit further upstream, here you'll have the dale to yourself and every opportunity for a top class mooch with the pooch.
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.
National Trust mansion with a most imposing vista. The house was re-modelled by Robert Adam, and makes a delightful backdrop for a walk in all seasons.
Dogs allowed on all the beach all year round. Access is on foot only, either from one of the nearby campsites or via the coastal path from New Quay.
We were going to head into Amesbury to find somewhere to stop but this walk is just off the A303. Had a good walk here and then were able to do quick pit stop later for coffee.
A doggielicious stroll along the Tamar Trail, and a dog-friendly inn (with dog-friendly cottage) for refreshments. The walk is a two-counties linear walk between Devon and Cornwall.