Cleeve Common is a great place for dog walks in Gloucestershire. It is the largest common and the highest point in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With an area of over 400 hectares, it offers many excellent options for dog hikes, from challenging, hilly trails to lovely leisurely walks.
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With one of the largest open spaces we have visited, 136.9ha, and with the River Thames flowing through the heart of the meadow, Port Meadow is an excellent option for a dog walk in Oxford.
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With its network of heathland paths, Snelsmore Common Country Park is an excellent option for a dog walk in Berkshire. The park is 96 hectares (237 acres) and offers a variety of landscapes, including heathland, wet mires and woodland, making it an exciting option for dogs and humans alike.
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After reading and listening to a number of books about dogs lately, I found this book very insightful. I chose to listen to the audio version on my morning walks with the girls and all the way through it felt like the narrator has written the book herself.
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Now that winter is coming to an end, the gang has been going back to hikes and visiting more dog fields. After last year’s popular post about the Hagbourne Dog field near Didcot, this time around we visited the Paws Paddock in Wallingford, Oxfordshire.
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This country park at the edge of Oxford, covering 117 hectares (289 acres) on the slopes of Shotover Hill, offers amazing views and makes for a great dog walk in Oxfordshire. The park is abound with hidden valleys and is ideal for peaceful countryside enjoyment.
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This National Trust countryside property, situated on the edge of the Berkshire Downs, offers great views of Streatley village and the Thames Valley and is a good option for a short dog walk in Berkshire.
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The historic market town of Newbury is a great location for a romantic dog walk in Berkshire. The town centre is vibrant and busy, while the surrounding areas with lovely cafes and the river Kennet are much quieter and invite you to walk around.
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The place where the broads meet the coast, the remote and beautiful Horsey Windpump site, with its broadland landscape and wildlife, provides the opportunity for a great dog walk in Norfolk.
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This short dog walk in Norfolk offers the best views of Norwich’s skyline. The Mousehold Heath has over 184 acres of woodland and heathland, offering plenty to see. It makes for a great dog hike.
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