Woodland dog walk near Ravenshead, Nottinghamshire
Dogs preferring a quiet stroll without too much canine socialising will appreciate these woods - especially on busy weekend days when better known woodlands are packed out.
Dogs preferring a quiet stroll without too much canine socialising will appreciate these woods - especially on busy weekend days when better known woodlands are packed out.
Great for letting your dog run free along a long wide beach.
Features a selection of marked walks or simply head the the miles and miles of Sandy beach.
Part of a larger historic park, this quieter section can be reached either by footbridge or there's limited on-street parking in the residential streets nearby.
The views of Loch Maree are still lovely, and dogs can have a fine time hurtling through the open spaces on the paths.
A massive and bleak liminal space that is perfect for dogs who really don't get along with other dogs! Or practising your sledding skills perhaps.
The Royal Oak has an excellent Tap Room where dogs and their owners can enjoy an open fire, good food and a pint of Hawkshead in considerable comfort!
Popular country inn with a large car park and pleasant atmosphere. Good for a driving break, and although there isn't an off-lead dog walk smaller pooches will be happy with a trot around the village.
A fine dog walk in the grounds of a once grand 18th century house. They care about dog walkers, and although you can't take Fido into the cafe there's a special hatch for serving outside.
Large coffee house and kitchen. Dog friendly. Indoor and outdoor seating. Free soft play. Large car park and lots of room for your dogs to stretch their legs. All day breakfast. Great menu.
An easily accessible dog walk of 1km / 2km round trip, between two picturesque beaches.
A comfortable and friendly village pub, complete with haunted fireplace! Dog-friendly in the bar and the garden.