Ecluse de Keriou quiet dog walk near Rostrenen, Brittany, France A remote and rural dog walk along the banks of the Nantes-Brest canal. You may encounter a fisherman or two but otherwise it's incredibly quiet here.
Canalside walk with the dog in Chateaulin, France An ideal stop for the dog, and also for shopping and exploring the town.
Dog walk with grass near Roscoff ferry, Brittany, France A perfect pitstop for dogs before or after the Roscoff ferry. If your dog is fussy about where they toilet, this short walk covers all options. It's also safe for good dogs to be off-lead.
Forest of Huelgoat dog walk to the Fairy Pools, Brittany, France The ancient Forest of Huelgoat is a popular spot for tourists in the region.
Forêt de Coat-Mez dog walk, France An ideal dog walk in the forest where you're very unlikely to encounter other dogs or even walkers. There's a designated car park.
Plumelec forest dog walk Brittany, France A calm and relaxing woodland walk where dogs and drivers can breathe, stroll and enjoy the forest scents and sounds.
Woodland dog walk and dog-friendly country pub, Gloucestershire We first found the dog-friendly pub here on a wild and wet day on the Cotswold Way footpath. And if you too are arriving by foot, it's a most worthwhile detour.
Dog-friendly Camargue beach, France A massive sandy beach with plenty of parking. You'll find a typical Camargue beach here, with a slightly odd sense of solitude and desolation.
Gold Beach walks with the dog, France Dogs are allowed on the beach here before mid-day and after 1900 in the summer.
Tall Tree Trail for solitary doggies, Scotland A remote and quiet woodland dog walk that's ideal for dogs who like their own space. Don't expect to meet any other walkers here.
Dog walk in the forest near Carradale, Scotland An easy-going dog walk on forest tracks in the Carradale Forest.
Forest track dog walk near Newton Stewart, Scotland A very out of the way forest walk that's ideal for dogs who like their space. Not easy to find so the GPS is your friend for this one.
