Best places for dog walking

Many of the places cared for by the National Trust are dog friendly, find a perfect walk for you and your four legged friend.

There's a wide variety of locations and landscapes to beckon you and your four-legged friend to explore in Devon. Here's a few suggestions.

Dogs are welcome at Studland all year round, and can even explore off the lead between 1 October and 30 April. This vast area of sandy beaches and heathland is the perfect spot for furry friends to get a bit of exercise, and there’s plenty for humans to enjoy too. Paddle in the sea, or head up to Old Harry Rocks for beautiful views.

The Lake District is a paradise for dogs, with new routes to discover everywhere. After a day on the fells, head to Sticklebarn Tavern where well-behaved dogs are welcome, even if they're a bit muddy. We have dog towels, water bowls and doggy treats aplenty - not to mention a special doggy menu.

With swathes of unspoiled countryside, fields, forest and beautiful quiet coastline, Yorkshire’s got as much to offer canine visitors as human. In fact, we like to call it Dog’s Own County. Our Jack Russell friend, Pig, has shared his list of favourite things to do whilst out on a walk in Yorkshire - we're sure your four-legged friends will agree.

Dogs are always welcome to explore our places with their owners. Here's the lowdown on the best places for dogs in the North East.

We look after miles of outdoor space in Northern Ireland where well-behaved dogs and their owners are very welcome to come and enjoy the scenery.

Find the perfect walk for you and your four-legged companions in Wales. Try a mountainous walk, coastal stroll, a nose around a few gardens or enjoy tasty treats in a tea-room.

Find hundreds of places to explore on foot on our walking map and lots more walking ideas. Whatever you want from a walk, we've got something special just for you.

Now's the perfect time to get outdoors for a walk, and see if you can spot signs of spring in our gardens and countryside.