Directory of dog friendly walks throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

We all know how much your four legged friend enjoys a good walk. We aim to have a comprehensive list of dog friendly walks throughout the UK. You have found the perfect holiday, now all you need is the perfect walk to make you holiday complete. 

If you know of any walks that are particulary dog friendly please let us know, so we can share your enjoyable experience with other dog owners. 

More details to come!!!!!!!!!!!

East Sussex

Ashdown Forest - Woodland / Forest Walk - Off A22 near Wych Cross, East Sussex. The Ashdown Forest is well know for being the home of Winnie-the-poo.  Covering an area of 6,500 acres, approx 60% heathland, and 40% forests.  Dogs be kept on a lead of no more than 2 metres long between 1st March and 31st July - the main breeding period for ground-nesting birds or at any time of the year near livestock

Camber Sands - Beach Walk - Follow road signs from Rye.  With 7 miles of blue flag beaches and sand dunes, it is a great place to walk your dogs.  Between May and September, parts of the beach are closed to dogs, but there is still plenty of beach where they can be walked, and if they haven't had enough exercise, try the sand dunes.  Please remember to clean up after your dog.

Kent

Bedgebury Pinetum - Woodland / Forest Walk - Bedgebury National Pinetum is signposted from the A21 on the Flimwell bypass on the B2079 road to Goudhurst. Bedgebury is a 2000 acre forest, which has over 10km of newly surfaced family cycle tracks, and plenty of places to walk your dogs.  Dogs should be kept on leads within the pinetum, and there are plenty of bins, so please clear up after your dog.  There is a car park at the Bedgebury Pinetum, but it is not cheap!