Loosely attached to the small town of Neufchâtel-Hardelot this seaside resort has something of an English feel to it. You'll notice this in the distinctly un-Gallic one-way system to reach the beach.
Absolutely massive heathland nature reserve with apparently limitless space for walks, nature spotting and having a totally brilliant time out with the dog.
If you're in need of space and headroom this walk is perfect. Absolutely in the middle of nowhere, on the Pennine Way and a total joy for dogs, loners and grumpies.
Very much in the middle of nowhere, apart from the farm, and it's a very tranquil place to walk with the dog through woodland on a section of the Tabular Hills walk.
A magical nature reserve where you can move quietly and listen to the incredibly loud birdsong. Dogs need to be on lead here, so it's better suited for quieter dogs.
A chance for your dog to frolic in the estate where Shakespeare may have (and probably didn't) poached a deer or two. Dogs on leads everywhere here, so not a happy walk for bouncy dogs.
Dog-friendly rooms at the village pub, a pretty riverside dog walk, and you're all set for a fine time in the heart of the Lake District.
Tourist village with a large sandy and dog-friendly beach, and inland dog walk too. Restrictions for dogs apply in Summer on the north section of the beach, the rest is fine.
Riverside pub overlooking the River Avon.
A family-run traditional inn with a dog walk pretty much straight from the car park. And roaring fires in cold weather.
Relaxed and friendly dog-friendly pub in a lovely 16th century building. On a cold day there's a massive woodburner for dogs to curl up in front of, and a garden for hot sunny days.
The leafy glades of the Forest of Tournehem give welcome shade to walkers in summer and form a very effective natural umbrella on wet days.