This is a great option for a dog walk in Wiltshire combining four historic sites, beautiful Wiltshire countryside and a stretch of the Ridgeway National Trail. This hike is near the River Kennet and across gently rolling hills. Along the way, you’ll encounter open pastures, secluded trails, woodland pockets, and lovely river views, making it a truly rewarding hike.
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Tarn Hows is a beautiful spot for a dog walk in the Lake District, situated between the villages of Coniston and Hawkshead. Managed by the National Trust, this area provides a wonderful short hike with stunning mountain views and charming countryside to enjoy with your dog.
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The ancient village of Buscot is settled on one of the most tranquil and untouched stretches of the River Thames. This charming area around the Lock Cottage close to the Thames Path makes for a lovely dog walk in Oxfordshire.
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This circular hike from Lardon Chase to Streatley, crossing the River Thames and entering the Goring village, offers a delightful mix of woodland trails, sweeping vistas, and historic charm. It makes for an excellent long dog walk in Berkshire.
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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 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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Basildon Park in Berkshire offers a great walk. The site is owned by the National Trust and there is a Grade I listed building within the grounds. The garden and the park are a dog friendly walk in Berkshire.
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Stowe Park is one of my favourite parks in the UK, and as we found out, it is also dog friendly. The park is highly recommended if you are looking for a leisurely walk with fantastic views that you and your four-legged friends will love.
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The Uffington White Horse stands proudly on White Horse hill in Oxfordshire. The formidable chalk figure can be seen from miles away. The place is full of history mixed with religious mythology.
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Woodchester Park is situated in Nympsfield, a serene village in Gloucestershire. The park is owned by the National Trust and is open to the public.
The beautiful, forested valley is home to many buildings, including the Woodchester Mansion, and within the woodland, you will find the old Boat House.
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