As the quarry has dug deeper over the years, the displaced earth has created a nature reserve with fantastic views over the working quarry.
An undemanding stroll along the banks of the River Trent. Can get busy in the summer, ideal in Spring or Autumn.
A small beech wood on the edge of the South Downs, ideal for some mindful mooching with the pooch. There are hard surface tracks, so buggy and wheelchair friendly.
One of the most dog-friendly towns we've seen, with dogs welcome in the inns and many of the shops too.
Marvellous dog-friendly pub and well worth making a detour for. Jem loves it here because they have carpet, and he can get really comfortable for a snooze.
Thwaites pub with dining. Very dog friendly; treats on the bar and water bowls available.
Mostly flat walk alongside the Fleet lagoon from Weymouth to Abbotsbury. Several access points from roads along the way. Ferry bridge to Abbotsburry, 10.5 miles. Not good after wet spell.
A lovely park, gifted to Londoners by Sir Sidney Waterlow as a 'garden for the gardenless'. Dogs are welcome here, but don't forget the poo bags!
Trendy but dog-friendly pub in heart of popular suburb. Great choice of Real Ales and Craft Beers which change regularly
There are no restrictions for dogs on either of these beaches (all year round). Chapel 6 marshes is situated on the coast road just before Anderby Creek (Lincs) and Moggs Eye just after Anderby.
Shingle beach with the coastal path nearby for longer dog walks. This is a long pebbly beach close to Porlock Weir.
Among the many dog walk options in this former ducal parkland is a well signed River Trail which starts at the main Hall. This is wheelchair and buggy friendly, and runs through woodlands.