Bickerton dog walk through history, Cheshire Find traces of life in pre-Roman Britain, enjoy the easy walking on sandstone paths, and there's plenty of romping space for dogs to have a brilliant time here.
River Spey accessible dog walk, Scotland An accessible dog walk with a small car park and flat access to a multi-user path that was once a railway track. It's now part of the Speyside Way.
Ladybelt country park, not far from the A11, Norfolk This is a great spot with free parking not far from the A11, the main circular route takes around 45mins, dogs are required to stay on the lead between March and September due to birds nesting.
Phoenix Park dog walk (behind the tram stop), Nottinghamshire A little hidden walk right behind the Phoenix Park Tram stop. Formerly a mine site, which has had reclamation work and now a park.
Ballywalter dog-friendly beach, NI Expect the cobwebs to be blown away as you and your dog walk along this beach looking out across the Irish Sea. No dog restrictions and a fine, quiet place to romp.
Portland Park dog walk, Nottinghamshire A lovely woodland walk, short trails or larger walks. Portland Park is situated directly to the south west of Kirkby in Ashfield around a 15 to 20 minute walk from the town centre.
Thames Path and dog-friendly riverside inn, Oxfordshire Welcoming dog-friendly riverside inn with boat trips, cottage rooms and a wonderful waterside terrace that's perfect on a sunny day.
Belfast dog walk and pub, NI A really popular dog walk along the River Lagan. This is a great place for walkies and you would never know that Belfast is nearby.
Gilston dog walk in the Scottish borders, Scotland If you're driving on the A68 this is a good place for a big dog walk, although there aren't any facilities so you'll need to come prepared with picnics.
Airedale Greenway dog walk, West Yorkshire A World Heritage site, with dark Victorian mills now cleaned up and looking amazing.
Cleeve Abbey short dog walk, Somerset Traditional 17th century inn, with some good and tasty rustic menu choices. Dip your toes in the stream in summer or snuggle up to the woodburner in winter.
