Walk distance: 7 miles Difficulty: Moderate Pub stop: We didn’t have a pub stop on this walk, but there are plenty of lovely places in Castleton, including The Blueberry Café in the car park which serves delicious ice cream. It was really warm when we went, so we were able to sit with our feet… Continue reading Mam Tor from Castleton
Walk distance: 3 miles Difficulty: Easy Pub stop: We didn’t have a pub stop on this walk Starting point: Council car park off Cossall Road (free parking) Download the route map here. This is a very pleasant walk which follows well trodden paths and bridleways. You'll follow the Erewash Valley Trail taking in the scenery of… Continue reading Circular Cossall canal walk
Walk distance: 2.5 miles Difficulty: Very easy (however there are two stiles, so this might not be suitable for larger dogs). Pub stop: We didn't have a pub stop on this walk Starting point: Hoe View Road, Cropwell Bishop Download the route map here. Cropwell Bishop is a lovely little village about 25 minutes out… Continue reading Short Cropwell Bishop circular walk
Walk distance: 4.2 miles Difficulty: Easy (however there are quite a few stiles, so this might not be suitable for larger dogs). Pub stop: The Black Horse Inn, Caythorpe and The Reindeer Inn, Hoveringham - dogs allowed in the bar area. Starting point: The Black Horse Inn (car parking at the pub)- NG14 7ED Download… Continue reading Caythorpe circular walk
Walk distance: 7 miles Difficulty: Easy Pub stop: Yes- The Victoria Inn Starting point: Church Plain, Wells-Next-The-Sea (free on street parking- or pay and display parking in Wells harbour). Download the route map here. Holkham and Wells are two of my favourite beaches for dogs. Not only because of the endless white sand, the fact they… Continue reading Wells-Next-The-Sea to Holkham circular walk
