The Sheffield Round Walk  The Sheffield Round Walk is a fourteen mile walk through the parks, woodland and countryside of south west Sheffield. It starts in Endcliffe Park at Hunters Bar goes through Whiteley Woods up into Mayfield and Porter Valley, emerging at Ringinglow before descending again into Whirlow and Ecclesall Woods. There is an ascent into Ladies Spring Wood, through Beauchief and Chancet Wood then into Graves Park and down through Gleadless Valley, returning to Hunters Bar via Meersbrook Park and Brincliffe Edge Woods.  
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Nostell Priory and Parkland - National Trust  Dogs on leads welcome in the park and there is a dog walking area close to the car park. Working dogs only in the gardens.  
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Rother Valley Country Park  This very large country park hosts a number of walking and cycling routes, which link to the Trans Pennine Trail and Route 6 Sustrans. Leisure lake offers many watersports activities and cycle hire, events are held throughout the year, three fishing areas and an ideal place to enjoy the outdoors. Great venue for a picnic, BBQ's are to be off the ground or visit the stables cafe with outdoor seating for your dog. Customers are to ensure their dogs are under control if off the lead in the park.  
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The Vyne - National Trust, Basingstoke  Dogs on leads welcome in the woods and parkland. The ancient woodlands are a great place in every season from the carpet of spring bluebells to autumn leaves. There are some great dog walks for the family to enjoy together and we're proud to welcome our four legged friends.  
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Newburgh Priory  is a large and imposing house near Coxwold, North Yorkshire. Standing on the site of an Augustinian priory, founded in 1145, it is a fine stately home in a superb setting with breathtaking views to the Kilburn White Horse in the distance. The extensive grounds contain a water garden, walled garden, topiary yews and woodland walks. Please note: limited opening period - see website for details.  
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Top Lodge Visitor Centre, Fineshade Wood  With three waymarked woodland walks to explore, you are sure to need a drink and a bite to eat when you get back to the visitor centre. Picnic benches have clips to attach leads to and water bowls.  
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Dunstable Downs - National Trust  Soar above a breathtaking landscape, sculpted over time, decorated by nature and enjoyed by generations. Stand on top of Dunstable Downs for a view that will simply take your breath away. These Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) are designated for the quality of their chalk grasslands. As well as two Scheduled Ancient Monuments (Five Knolls and Medieval Rabbit Warrens) there are many other historical features and the site has much to offer you. The chalk grasslands of the Downs have miles of footpaths and several circular walks, a fascinating history and an abundance of plants and wildlife. Dogs - Under close control, on leads near livestock. Please clear up dog waste and dispose of it sensibly.  
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Chiswick House and Gardens  Dog walkers are welcome to enjoy the gardens and exercise their dogs freely whilst respecting other visitors by observing the 'Dogs on Short Leads' and 'No Dogs' areas marked on the map. The Gardens are open every day from 7am until dusk, all year round. web: visit website

 

Morden Hall Park - National Trust  A green oasis in the heart of suburbia beside the meandering River Wandle. Attractive parkland, meadows, wetlands and waterways. Dogs are welcome, but should be kept on a lead near the rose garden and estate buildings. Please clear up after your dog using the dog bins provided throughout the park.  
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Sewerby Hall & Gardens - Bridlington  Well behaved dogs welcome in the gardens, however, they must be kept on a lead at all times. Outside seating is available at the tea rooms which are open throughout the year (subject to weather conditions) a great place for a warming drink after a walk around the gardens. An admission charge is made during the summer months but entry is free throughout the winter. Please see their website for full details. Dogs are not allowed inside the Hall or Zoo.Tel: 01262 673769   
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Hatfield Forest - National Trust  Takeley, nr Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire Telephone: 01279 870678 No other forest on earth evokes the atmosphere of a medieval hunting forest so completely. The ancient trees of the forest are like magnificent living sculptures, peaceful giants worn and fragile from centuries of seasons and use. Some of our extraordinary ancient trees are 1,200 years old. Just imagine what these trees have lived through and the stories they could tell. Please clear up dog waste and dispose of it sensibly.  
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Ickworth House, Park & Gardens - National Trust  Horringer, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk 01284 735270 Dogs welcome (apart from in the Italianate gardens), but please keep on leads where there is livestock and take note of signs. Please clear up dog waste and dispose of it sensibly.  
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Sheringham Park - National Trust  Landscape park and woodland garden. Upper Sheringham, Norfolk 01263 820550 We are pleased to welcome dog walkers, please keep dogs on leads around the visitor facilities and where cattle are grazing.  
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Bedgebury Pinetum, Goudhurst, Kent.   ADVENTURE IN A WORLD OF TREES - cycle, walk, ride, play and Go Ape in Bedgebury Forest. Visit the National Pinetum - the world's finest conifer collection. Safe, healthy outdoor fun for all ages and abilities in the heart of South East England. Open all year. Great value for money. Bedgebury is the place to visit in Kent. Dogs are welcome, but must be kept on a lead in the Pinetum. Please remember to clear up after your dog  
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Fairhaven Woodland & Water Garden  South Walsham, Norfolk 01603 270449 There are over three miles of woodland walks - all easy walking with superb views across our private broad. The waterways leading down to our broad are crossed by 15 little rustic bridges. Dogs on lead welcome!
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Trewithen Gardens  Nr Truro, Cornwall 01726 883647 Dogs, on a lead are welcome at Trewithen. There’s a great woodland walk that we particularly recommend to dog owners.   
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Trengwainton Garden - National Trust  Madron, Cornwall 01736 363148
Trengwainton’s 25 acres invite you to explore – and come back for more. Bring your pooch for a mooch Dogs on leads are very welcome throughout the garden at Trengwainton, including the tea-room garden.  
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Mount Stewart House, Garden & Temple of the Winds - National Trust  Dogs are permitted in the gardens on short, fixed leads, and under close control. Please clear up dog waste and dispose of it sensibly. The garden reflects a rich tapestry of design and great planting artistry that was the hallmark of Edith, Lady Londonderry. The mild climate of Strangford Lough allows astonishing levels of planting experimentation. The formal areas exude a strong Mediterranean feel and resemble an Italian villa landscape; the wooded areas support a range of plants from all corners of the world, ensuring something to see whatever the season  
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Crarae Garden - National Trust Scotland  Minard, Inveraray, Argyll. Dog friendly property.  
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Enys Gardens  The 30 acre gardens at Enys offer the visitor a peaceful and relaxing experience with a wide variety of different garden vistas. The gardens at Enys are open between Tuesday 2nd April and Thursday 26th September. Dogs on leads welcome.  
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