This walk is a sure winner for dogs who enjoy a swim, as well as for walkers who like to walk towards a definite destination.
A well-planned system of criss-crossing paths make the most of the 110 acres of land in this park, and it's a delightful place to visit with lots of variety and points of interest.
Rural there-and-back walk to a piece of calm ancient woodland between Huntingdon and Peterborough.
Friendly pub with loads of parking space, and a nice welcome for strangers and their dogs.
A dog walk off the A14 with no parking hassles. Don't be put off by the industrial approach to this walk - it's worth it once you're away from the car.
Handy combo of dog walk, dog-friendly pub, tea rooms and just a few miles from the A14.
Even though the car park is directly off the A9 northbound, after just a few paces along the path, you would never know you're anywhere near a main road.
Dogs will love the mix of trees and open space here, and it's hard to imagine that the woodlands here now were once covered in the black dust of the Bentley Colliery.
Elegant dog walking in the grounds of Campsall Hall. The Hall itself was demolished a long time ago, and everyone can now enjoy a stroll in the once exclusive grounds.
Gorgeously unkempt commonland, keep an ear out for the dulcet tones of nightingales at dusk. Dogs just love it here.
This is gentle, green rolling countryside and it is hard to imagine that the heart of Birmingham is not so very far away.
69 glorious acres with links to local footpaths, bridleways and the South Bucks Long Distance Route, as well as being surrounded by the Grand Union Canal and the rivers Colne and Misbourne.