Ryton dog walk with a cafe, Warwickshire A country park is 100 acres of reclaimed land, with waterside and grassy walks and lots of doggy dashing space. The paths within the park are hard-surfaced and accessible.
Cleveland Way dog walk near Boltby, North Yorkshire A dead straight dog walking avenue, and not a lot else. It's a great place for all dogs, and easy for unsociable dogs to manage as they probably won't get much company.
Southern Upland Way dog walk, Scotland Short wooded walk along the Southern Upland Way. This straight path is fenced and follows the adjacent railway line for around half a mile until its end just before the railway bridge.
Old railway trail dog walk near Southwell, Nottinghamshire A gentle stroll along the Southwell Trail, with a chance to spot otters and voles along the way.
Soudley Ponds dog walk and cafe, Gloucestershire Not too far from the A48 (Newnham) is Soudley Ponds in the Forest of Dean.
Lairg dog walk in the Pawprints of the Picts, Scotland Plenty to occupy dogs and walkers here, with an archaeology trail that heads for 2000 year old Pictish hut circles. Wow! Lovely loch too. You'll need proper walking boots for this one.
Dog-friendly pub and dog walks near Swaffham, Norfolk Rambling 17th century inn where dogs and walkers get a good welcome.
Row Cove dog-friendly beach, Devon No restrictions for dogs at Row Cove, and there's also the option of walkies along the SW coastal path, or a potter in the woodland behind the beach.
Country park dog walk, Gwent, Wales Country park with marked trails, and handily placed if you're heading north from the M4.
Liverpool Canal Link dog walk Interesting on-lead walk around Albert Dock, and then the chance to carry on alongside the Mersey
Telegraph Farm dog walk, Kent Through woodlands then fields. Lots of wood anemones, crows and pheasants.
Richborough Castle with the dog, Kent Dogs on leads are welcome here, in the first defensive fort built by the Romans as they landed on British shores in the year 43.
