Peak District dog-friendly pub and dog walk near Buxton, Staffordshire
Welcoming village pub in the Peak District national park with some lovely dog walks nearby.
Welcoming village pub in the Peak District national park with some lovely dog walks nearby.
This is the pub that the Prancing Pony in Lord of the Rings is said to be based on. Apparently it was a regular stopping point for Tolkien on his commute between Oxford and Birmingham.
A comfortable and welcoming village pub with a great dog walk from the door, and good food if you're hungry.
Village pub that's a popular focus in the centre of the village. Traditional pub meals served, and dogs are welcome in the bar and garden.
A nature reserve within easy reach of the A11 - and it's a great place to experience the local nature up close. We love coming here because it smells and looks so different from the Midlands.
Forestry Commission sort of dog walk in an enormous forest - dark, damp and delightful.
A 2-mile dog walk and then refreshments and facilities in a traditional 17th century coaching inn, steeped in history and very dog-friendly. Not too far from the M6.
The ruined castle at is perfectly placed if you want to combine a visit there with shopping in the town without a huge amount of organisation. Our dogs adore the sniffing here.
A lovely varied dog walk off the A14, combining lush woodland with the estuary of the River Orwell. Totally perfect for dogs.
A bracing seafront dog walk awaits you here, on a deserted strip of coastland cut off from the town of Havant by a bypass and now almost completely given over to dog-walkers.
A truly enormous forest with 11,000 hectares for outdoor enthusiasts. People come here for the mountain biking, bird watching, and hiking.
A gentle waterside walk with the dog, with a friendly cafe and relaxed atmosphere.