A689 Dog-friendly Heritage Village with cafe and short walk, Northumberland
A former lead-mining village that's now become a heritage centre. Nearly all the buildings are plaqued for the old post-office, dairy, smithy and so on.
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A61 dog walk and refreshments near Ripon, North Yorkshire
An easy linear walk for the dog, and a dog-friendly country pub for refreshments too.
Woodhall Spa - accessible dog walk from a woodland tea house, Lincolnshire
Starting from an iconic tea house this is a fully accessible section for a dog walk on the Viking Way.
A quiet woodland dog walk, Lincolnshire
A quiet forest where you're only likely to meet other dog walkers, and not too many of them. The pull-in has space for around 5 cars with careful parking which limits visitor numbers.
Tea rooms and collectibles, Essex
Interesting combination of vintage tea rooms, collectibles barn and a dog-friendly garden. And a great dog walk on the Essex Way too.
A11 accessible dog walk and easy parking, Norfolk
Accessible dog walking route between Thetford and Watton. Easy parking and access.
Southey Wood forest walk in the steps of John Clare, Cambridgeshire
Not far from the A1 you'll find quiet and tranquil woodland walking here on forestry paths. It's a real bolthole from the thunder of the "Great North Road".
Dog walk on the heath, near the A140, Norfolk
An easy walk on heath and woodland quite close to the A140
A148 Exploring Holt with a dog-friendly pub and shops, Norfolk
The Kings Head is a pretty Georgian building with a roomy terrace at the rear.
Village green for picnics and a dog-friendly pub, Norfolk
Right at the upper reach of the River Bure, this is a pleasant spot to either picnic on the village green or visit the dog-friendly village pub nearby.
Country pub and riverside walk near Lowestoft, Suffolk
A chance to take a walk with the dog and visit this country pub set in a very pretty riverside village.
A143 Waterside dog-friendly inn on the Broads, Norfolk
A popular and dog-friendly waterside inn with a large garden where you can watch the comings and goings on the water. The pub itself is said to be one of the oldest on the Broads.