Woodland dog walk and sculpture trail, Scotland
These woods are perfect for families with dogs and kids to entertain. Check out the sculpture trail and see if you can spot any Glingbobs as you go!
These woods are perfect for families with dogs and kids to entertain. Check out the sculpture trail and see if you can spot any Glingbobs as you go!
A good stop for families with a pretty riverside dog walk and a fun adventure playground with plenty of equipment.
An essential stop for fans of the poet John Clare, as well as a woodland dog walk and a dog-friendly pub.
Slightly eerie dog walk beside a river, and a dog-friendly riverside pub with tasty food and a warm welcome.
A fine dog walk from the A183 near South Shields, and a guaranteed wake-up walk on a cold day.
Large heathland with plenty of paths for dogs and humans to enjoy.
Step back in time for a visit to the 15th century - but with up-to-date meals and service.
Circular dog walk around a reservoir that's an easy one for families with small children and the path is fully accessible. No stiles and no livestock to spoil a good dog walk.
You'll find plenty of dog romping room in this hillside forest. The view of the sea from the top of the hill makes the effort worthwhile.
A quiet and tranquil dog walk, close to the A35 for a quick doggiestop on your journey. Fully enclosed and there's a mix of woodland and a field.
Good place to start a walk on the coast path as this is one of the sections with relatively gentle ups and downs, and the path isn't too close to the edge.
Wonderfully placed dog-friendly inn with B&B rooms, and good dog walks from the door and nearby in the National Park.