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20 of the best Hampshire & New Forest dog walks. This book contains a collection of the best dog-friendly walking routes in Hampshire & the New Forest, covering everything from wide-open coastal routes to tranquil country pathsAll are circular routes varying in length from 1 to 6 miles, designed with maximum off-lead time and minimum exposure to roads.Hampshire walks and New Forest walks your dog will love.HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: Walks along the Basingstoke Canal, over Watership Down and through the Mottisfont Estate with its meadows and woodland; Meanders through the New Forest at Rhinefield, Smuggler's Road and Fritham; Coastal walks at Lepe, Barton and Titchfield; Lovely riverside walks beside the Alre and Itchen; ALL WALKS INCLUDE DETAILS OF:Livestock and stiles; Distance and terrain;Recommended dog-friendly refreshment stops; Contact details for the nearest vets; Where to park.

This book rounds up the 20 best dog walks in Shropshire, with all routes designed with maximum off-lead time and minimum exposure to roads. There are also recommendations here for dog-friendly pubs and cafes along the way.All featured routes are circular, varying in length from 2 to 7 miles, and showcasing some of Shropshire's most beautiful countryside. Highlights includeWalks over the heath and moorland of Long Mynd, Grinshill and Brown Clee; Waterside walks at beautiful Llangollen Canal at Ellesmere and Grindley Brook with its narrowboats; Walks taking in historic sites, such as Ironbridge with its Bedlam Furnaces; the extensive ramparts of the Iron Age hill fort of Bury Ditches; and the ruins of Haughmond Abbey; All the walks include details of:Livestock and stiles; Distance and terrain; Recommended dog-friendly places to visit or stop for refreshment; Contact details for the nearest vets; Where to park;

Looking for the best places to walk your dog in Lancashire? This guide contains 20 great dog-friendly routes, all tried and tested by our expert canine colleagues and their owners. All are circular walks, with plenty of off-lead paths, varying in length from 2 to 7 miles.Highlights include:Coastal walks at Bolton-le-Sands and the salt marshes of Hest Bank; Waterside walks at Croasdale Brook and the Greenberfield Locks on the Leeds-Liverpool Canal; Woodland walks at Calder Vale; The wide-open spaces of Duddel Hill and the moorland around Anglezarke; Picturesque Healy Dell Nature Reserve with its rich wildlife and fascinating archaeological history; All the walks include details of:Livestock and stiles; Distance and terrain; Recommended dog-friendly refreshment stops; Contact details for the nearest vets; Where to park;

This book features 20 circular walks, covering what we reckon to be the very best places to walk your dog in the Yorkshire Dales. Each route has been hand-picked, and approved by a four-legged friend prior to publish, and all are designed with maximum off-lead time and minimum exposure to roads. The walks vary in length from 3 to 9 miles, and there are suggestions for dog-friendly pubs and cafes throughout. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: * Crummack Dale with its breathtaking views; * A walk along the River Ure to the waterfalls at Aysgarth; * The atmospheric castle ruins of Middleham; * Along Gunnerside Gill to The Old Working Smithy; * Along the ancient remains of the Roman road to Virosidum at Bainbridge; ALL THE WALKS INCLUDE:* Livestock and stiles* Distance and terrain* Recommended dog-friendly places to visit or stop for refreshment* Contact details for the nearest vets* Where to park

In this book of great dog walks you'll find 20 circular routes, all designed with maximum off lead time, and all tried and tested by our team of willing canines!There are walks beside the River Dove in beautiful Dovedale; over Monsal Head with its breathtaking views; around Torside Reservoir and Ladybower Reservoir, surrounded by lush meadows and woodland, through Poolsbrook Country Park, a glorious example of regenerated land, and along the river of Lathkill Dale with its tumbling weirs and lovely views.There is also the chance to see the historic plague village of Eyam; the ancient packhorse trail on Stanage Edge; impressive Chatsworth House, and many charming and picturesque villages such as Tissington, Osmaston and Milton.All the walks include details of:Livestock and stilesDistance and terrainRecommended dog-friendly refreshment stopsContact details for the nearest vetsWhere to park

Looking for the best dog walks in Berkshire? Then this is the book for you. Here you'll find 20 brilliant Berkshire walking routes - all hand-picked by expert walkers and tested by even-more-expert dogs. All routes have been compiled specifically to maximise off-lead time for your four-legged friend. These walks will lead you across magnificent Windsor Great Park; along the Thames path in Reading and picturesque Remenham; through ancient water meadows near Cookham; over the open rolling downland of Lambourn, discovering woods in Ufton; splashing in water at Dinton Pastures Country Park; and enjoying the Kennet and Avon canal in Hungerford and Newbury.

Looking for the best dog walks in Norfolk? Look no further. This book contains a collection of 20 fab routes, all hand-picked by expert walkers and tested by their even-more-expert dogs. From coast to countryside, taking in hidden gems and must-see landmarks along the way, this is your ticket to the best places to go exploring with your four-legged friend in Norfolk. All routes have been designed for maximise off-lead time.SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS:*A stroll through the Royal country park of Sandringham*Sandy scrambling over the dunes at Holme-next-the-Sea*A circuit of the Salthouse Marshes (complete with a stop at the dog-friendly Salthouse Dun Cow pub)*Woodland adventures at Felbrigg Hall, Whitlingham and Thetford Forest*A cracking mix of sand, sea & forest at Wells & Holkham *Houghton Hill: quiet country lanes, field paths & a visit to a deserted village *Ringland Hills: check out one of Norfolk's prettiest villages, take a dip in the river & walk among woodland & hills *Waterside Wensum walkies at the likes of Fakenham, Swanton Morley, and along the Broads at How HillWHY YOU'LL LOVE IT:SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE - Features 20 circular routes ranging in length from 2 to 5 milesNORFOLK AT ITS VERY BEST - From coast to country, across open landscape, through picture-postcard villages & along quiet rural paths - discover why Norfolk is a paradise for dogs & dog-walkersOFF-LEAD TIME - All walks are designed to maximise off-lead time for your dog while ensuring there are great views & scenery for owners as wellEASY TO FOLLOW - Full colour maps & pictures throughout, with clear written instructions making it easy to find your wayINFO-PACKED - All walks include details of where to park; livestock & stiles; distance & terrain; recommended dog-friendly refreshment stops; contact details for the nearest vets

Dogs and their owners can enjoy walking somewhere new with these 20 stimulating circular walks chosen specifically for dog walkers. The routes are mainly off-road, with easily passed stiles and little or no grazing livestock and offer plenty of opportunities for exploring Suffolk's beautiful coastal landscape, as well as inland walks by picturesque villages, rivers and woodland. The walks vary in length from 2 to 6 miles and include stunning coastal walks in Southwold and Thorpeness; an impressive Stone Age ditch and dyke near Newmarket racecourse beside a huge expanse of heath; peaceful riverside walks at Snape Maltings; and rambles packed with scent and adventure in Rendlesham Forest and the King's Forest. There is also information on which pubs and cafes welcome dogs and contact details for the nearest vets.

There's nowhere in the country to compare with the Lake District and now dogs and their owners can enjoy walking across this dramatic landscape with 20 stimulating circular walks chosen and researched specifically for dog walkers. The routes are mainly off-road, with easily passed stiles and avoiding grazing live-stock wherever possible, or warning where you might need to put your dog on a lead. The walks range from 1 mile to an invigorating 8 miles and offer plenty of opportunities to explore the Lake District's soaring fells, stunning lakes, picturesque valleys and forests packed with scent and adventure. There are stunning lakeside walks by Tarn Hows, Elterwater and Rydal Water; scenic woodland walks in Whinlatter and exploring Grizedale Forest with its many trails and sculptures to discover; climbing one of Wainwright's legendary peaks at Dodd Fell; and exploring castles at Kendal and Sizergh. There is also information on warm and welcoming pubs and cafes where you and your dog can stop for refreshments, as well as contact details for the nearest vets.

Here is a collection of 20 tried and tested circular dog-friendly walks with plenty of opportunities for your dog to roam safely off lead. The routes vary in length from 2 and a half to 6 miles, include dog-friendly pubs and cafes, and introduce dogs and their owners to Lincolnshire's glorious countryside; lush Vales; a wetland habitat in the Fens, coastal walks by the Wash, woodland in the Wolds and wonderful moorland in the north of the county.

Here is a collection of 20 tried and tested circular routes chosen for walkers with dogs. They include crucial dog factors such as livestock, stiles and roads, with warnings in advance when a lead is necessary and when it's safe to run free. There are also contact details for the nearest vets and recommended dog friendly pubs and cafes. Clear numbered route directions and a corresponding map for each route keep walkers on the right track and there are plenty of opportunities for dogs to roam safely off lead. The routes vary in length from 2 1/2 to 5 1/2 miles and provide a great introduction for dogs and their owners to the stunning Chilterns countryside. There are walks through beech woods, including at Great and Little Missenden; waterside walks by reservoirs near Tring, chalk streams, and the Wendover Arm; and bracing routes along the tops of hills at Ivinghoe, Dunstable Downs and West Wycombe. Many of the routes explore National Trust beauty spots; through ancient woodland and downland in the Ashridge Estate; in the rolling parkland of Hughenden; and high up on chalk and grassland at Whipsnade and Totternhoe.

A collection of 20 tried and tested circular walks with plenty of opportunities for dogs to roam safely off lead. The routes vary in length from 2 to 6 miles and provide a great introduction for dogs and their owners to the superb landscape of West Sussex; exploring the high chalk grasslands of the South Downs; ancient woodland in the Low Weald; and scenic routes by the Ardingly Reservoir. There are plenty of opportunities for dogs to roam safely off lead in St Leonard's Forest, Houghton Forest or Hammonds Wood. Or for dogs who love water there are bracing walks by the coast, along the river Adur and the Wey and Arun Canal.

These 20 circular routes have been carefully designed with maximum off-lead time and minimum exposure to roads. They vary in length from 21/2 to 6 miles. Each walk has information on the distance and terrain, livestock likely to be encountered, number and type of stiles en route and in an emergency, the nearest veterinary surgery. Walks include Seven Sisters Country Park, the Cuckmere River, Ashdown Forest, the Cuckoo Trail and Bodiam Castle.

The 20 circular routes have been carefully designed with maximum off-lead time and minimum exposure to roads. Each walk has information on the distance and terrain, livestock likely to be encountered, number and type of stiles en route and in an emergency, the nearest veterinary surgery. The walks include Barbury Castle, Ogbourne St George, Savernake Forest, Stourhead, Tollard Royal and ancient Avebury where the Ridgeway footpath begins.

Here is a collection of 20 tried and tested circular walks throughout Dorset ranging in length between 3 to 6 miles. They include crucial dog factors such as livestock, stiles and roads, with warnings in advance when a lead is necessary and when it's safe to run free. Dorset's open landscape is ideal for dogs who like to run around and explore. The routes cater for a variety of interests. There are picture postcard villages like Milton Abbas; echoes of Dorset's past such as at Badbury Rings and Corfe; plus walks along the majestic coastline that include Old Harry Rocks and Cesil beach.

This collection of 20 tried-and-tested circular walks has been written specifically for dogs and their owners, allowing for maximum off-lead time. These routes, covering every corner of the Surrey Hills, will allow you to explore somewhere new, safe in the knowledge that the surroundings will be suitable for your dog.The hills stretch from the county border with Kent almost to Hampshire and were officially designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1958. Explore Leith Hill, Box Hill and the Devil's Punch Bowl as well as the extensive footpaths and tracks including the famous North Downs Way, Greensand Way and the ancient Pilgrims Way.There are many open commons and rolling hillsides, dotted with rural pubs, market towns and villages, rich in wildlife and woodland, making the Surrey Hills an ideal place to walk your dog.All the walks include details of:*Distance and terrain*Details of livestock and stiles*Recommended dog-friendly pubs and cafes*Numbered route directions*Points of interest along the way*Contact details for the nearest vetsDavid and Hilary Staines are the authors of many popular dog walking guides, including Kent: A Dog Walker's Guide and East Sussex: A Dog Walker's Guide.

With its ancient woodland, river valleys and rolling hillsides, the South Downs, spanning the southern coastal counties of Hampshire and Sussex, is a dog-walker's delight.This collection of 20 tried-and-tested circular walks has been written specifically for dogs and their owners, allowing for maximum off-lead time. These routes, covering the west and central part of the South Downs National Park, will allow you to explore somewhere new, safe in the knowledge that the surroundings will be suitable for your dog.Explore the area's extensive footpaths and tracks including parts of the famous Pilgrims' Way, Wayfarer's Walk and the Serpent Trail, and take in the glorious views from Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve and Black Down, the area's highest point. Your dog will also love the freedom of the woodland around Flexham Park, Chapel Common and Eartham Wood.All the walks include details of:*Distance and terrain*Details of livestock and stiles*Recommended dog-friendly pubs and cafes*Numbered route directions*Points of interest along the way*Contact details for the nearest vets