A dog walk on the John Bunyan Way, Bedfordshire
Description
This is a good lunchtime stop, with a short stroll around the village for the dog and a really friendly family-run pub with light bites or pub classics on the menu. The pub is dog-friendly too. Close to the M1 at Junction 12 and also the A6.
Details
Car park to the right of the pub.
Pub or Cafe Address |
13 High Street, Pulloxhill, MK45 5HB |
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Open |
Open Mondays – 12pm to 3pm & 5pm to 10pm For seasonal opening hours and food service times please check their website. |
Menu Style | |
Dog Rules |
Dogs on leads welcome in the garden and the bar. |
Walk
For a short doggie comfort break it's perfect that a public footpath goes through the pub car park and out onto fields behind. This path does feed into a network of short paths around the village, although the probability of livestock is quite high in summer. But when it's raining, or if your dog doesn't need a full-on romp this path is very handy. For a longer walk, and best when you have time on your hands, then turn right from the Cross Keys and walk down the High Street and cross over onto Church Lane. Pass the church and then turn left onto Blackhill Lane by the water tower. Pass a few houses and the lane becomes a track, and this is the John Bunyan Way. It's ideal for dogs, with no stiles or livestock to walk through. After 1.25 miles on the track, turn left at a path crossroads. This path takes you straight across a field, aiming at the church in Pulloxhill.
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