Slate Mine, Cafe and dog walk, Cumbria
It's good to find a dog walk deep in the hills where you'll also get the comfort of a cafe, an active slate mine to look around, and an otherworldly spot for a picnic.
It's good to find a dog walk deep in the hills where you'll also get the comfort of a cafe, an active slate mine to look around, and an otherworldly spot for a picnic.
An easy access walk that's great for dogs and easy to find.
A National Trust property with a marked circular walk suitable for dogs, and also the usual clean facilities for driver comfort. It's a good family stop even without the cafe.
A short stretch of the Sandstone Trail is a perfect doggie comfort break within seconds of the A54. Even in hot weather the trees provide shade and also protect you when it's raining.
Atmospheric space with a gently babbling brook and the musty aroma of ancient woodland. Dog heaven, and a well-made path to make the walking easier.
Peaceful country park that has a small and neighbourly feel. No facilities, but if you're looking for a gentle walk with the dog this is ideal.
A lovely woodland walk that's popular with local dog walkers. There's a river for doggie swimming, well defined paths and loads of room for dogs to zoom.
A fabulous dog walk for a sunny day to enjoy big views and a bit of history if you feel inclined.
A recently refurbished and much improved dog-friendly 18th century coaching inn near Whitley Bay. It's popular with families and we found a pleasant and lively atmosphere.
A little visited border village on the Scotland - England border and the River Tweed that has seen centuries of cross-border raiding and outright warfare.
A dog-friendly pub with real historic interest. Part of Lorna Doone was written here and General Eisenhower slept here. Your dog can stay too, there are dog-friendly rooms.
Quiet and peaceful place for a mooch with the pooch. You're unlikely to see anyone else and this is a good option for dogs who enjoy their own space.