If you’re planning a dog-friendly holiday this year, here is our guide to the top 10 dog-friendly walks in the UK. These walks are sure to spark some inspiration!
3h 38m
10.5k
Moderate
Looking for a dog-friendly trail in the Yorkshire Dales? Come and embark on the Pen-y-Ghent Circular Walk, where scenic sights are in abundance.
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2h 24m
5.8k
Moderate
Catbells is an accessible 4-mile route and one of the most popular in the Lake District, located near the popular Lakeland town of Keswick on the western side of Derwent Water. It is a 451-metre climb, not too large but high enough to take advantage of the exceptional views over the valley below.
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2h 50m
7.4k
Moderate
Easily noticeable from Grasmere village is the breathtaking Helm Crag part of the Central Fells in the Lake District and located on a fantastic walking route.
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1h 32m
4.7k
Moderate
Rydal Water is one of the Lake District’s smallest lakes and contain steps leading to ‘Wordsworth’s Seat’, a beautiful viewpoint and favourite, romantic spot for the famous poet. The Rydal Water Walk is a must for any hiker in the area,
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2h 46m
7.6k
Moderate
The Connemara Walk: Upper Diamond Hill is a delightful, circular trail within the national park. Come here to see the beautiful hill up close as well as panoramic vistas of rural Ireland.
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2h 29m
7.9k
Moderate
There are a wealth of sights to be enjoyed on the Janet’s Foss, Gordale Scar and Malham Cove Walk. The trail is 4.4 miles long and is a must for any hiking enthusiast in the Yorkshire Dales.
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47m
3.9k
Moderate
Looking for a short, 2.5-mile hike in the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park? Come and explore Conic Hill Walk!
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1h 44m
4.8k
Moderate
A lakeside stroll around Llyn Idwal in Wales, a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts due to its rock formations and lush vegetation.
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2h
5.4K
Moderate
One of the tallest mountains in the Black Mountains, with breathtaking beauty that makes the journey worthwhile.
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1h 52m
3.7 miles
Moderate
Explore the highest village in the UK with this Peak District walk and find isolated river basins, waterfalls, wide sheep pasture, and heather moorland.
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