A21 Riverside dog walk with swimming, Kent This is a great walk for dogs and drivers, despite the sad memorial for some forty hop-pickers who were drowned in the 1850s when their wooden cart overturned and they were flung into the fast-flowing...
Coastal forest dog walk, Scotland A quiet forest track with a free car park and no navigation difficulties. Popular with local dog walkers and it's an easy and enjoyable dog walk.
Scenic Highland village with dog-friendly B&B and pub, Scotland One of the prettiest and most charming seaside villages in the Highlands. Deffo one to visit for fans of the very creepy Wicker Man.
Sandhead dog-friendly beach, restaurant and hotel, Scotland Small seaside village with easy access to the beach and childrens playground. Good for dogs who like to swim. Dogs are welcome to stay with you at the hotel at no extra charge.
Forest dog walk near St Albans, Hertfordshire A walk for the dog and a friendly village with Stores, village pub and a rural feel makes this a great place to take a break not far from London or just for a weekend walk and breathing space near...
A170 Woodland dog walk with swimming pool, North Yorkshire Such a quiet and relaxing spot for a moment of calm with the dog. On a hot day the cool air and gently running stream is a welcome break from the heat.
Easy access dog walk with sculptures near Horncastle, Lincolnshire A section of the easy-access path between Horncastle and Woodhall Spa. It's a great path for dog-walking, and you cannot possibly get lost!
Dog-friendly pub near Diss, Suffolk A 17th century coaching inn in the middle of an attractive village. This is a great place to base yourself when exploring the surrounding and dogs can stay overnight too.
Country hotel and dog walk, Norfolk A wonderfully dog-friendly hotel with charming old-school hospitality. I was astonished by the outside of the building, well worth a gawp, and going inside feels like entering a stage set.
A134 dog-friendly pub with large garden and hard surface walk, Suffolk From the road it's impossible to guess at the real size and age of this historic and interesting dog-friendly pub. The garden is large and it feels as if you're sitting alone in the countryside.
A68 Accessible old railway dog walk, County Durham A relaxing linear walk on a former rail line is always good for dogs. No sheep, stiles or anything to cause problems. Here, naughty dogs will find the mudbath long before you spot it!
A69 Roman Fort or a doggie beach and swimming spot, Northumberland Our plan was to walk with the dog to one of the forts on Hadrian's Wall. Instead we found a wonderful beach by a water-filled quarry that the dog point blank refused to leave.
