A423 dog-friendly pub, Warwickshire
Friendly pub and quite handy for refreshments after a bracing stroll at Burton Dassett. Many locals would probably call their pub the heart of the village.
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Colney Heath dog walk with optional extension to take in farm animals, Hertfordshire
Junction 22
A stone's throw from junction 22 of the M25 this walk can be anything from a 15-minute breather to a full hour circuit, with variations in between.
A55 dog-friendly beach near Conwy, Wales
Big sandy beach (tides permitting) that nestles in the lee of the A55 expressway. The section of the beach nearest to the shops and station is off limits to dogs.
Clydebank dog walk, Scotland
Easy and relaxed dog walk.
Beautiful hilly woods for a dog walk, Norfolk
We stopped off at Pretty Corner Woods instead of going to Sheringham Country Park. As you turn off the Holt Road, there's a car park , and, further along, two more.
Wild Bank Hill dog walk near Stalybridge, Cheshire
Wonderful dog walk from Mottram Road in Stalybridge, up the road to the farm, through the farm up on to the hills is wonderful.
Lancing dog-friendly beach, West Sussex
Long shingle beach, with shops and cafes nearby.
Hollingworth Lake Country Park, Lancashire
Junction 21
Really nice place for a dog walk, and it's a popular choice. Definitely worth checking out the walk leaflets in the visitor centre if you want to explore more exciting walks.
Llangennith dog-friendly beach and pub, Gower, Wales
Gorgeous beach on the Gower, and dogs are welcome all year round.
Trebarwith Strand dog walk, Cornwall
Dogs are OK on the large sandy beach here, but definitely best when the tide's out. Note from Fizz and Lottie: rocky entrance with river pouring onto sandy beach with rock pools.
A498 Stunning lake and dog walk, Wales
Beautiful clear water lake with mountain backdrop. It's in Snowdonia.
Benderloch dog walk near Oban, Scotland
If your legs are in need of a good uphill stretch, this is the walk for you. The views from the top on a clear day make it all worthwhile, especially over the Lynn of Lorn to Mull.