Ilam Park Summer: Canihike
Join us for an exciting new kind of event with your four legged friend!
- Booking essential
We know dogs are part of the family and they're a part of the way many people enjoy the Peak District. We invite you to come and try Canihike at Ilam Park and learn how to hike with your dog on a harness.
So what is Canihike? Canihike is hiking with your dog using a canihike belt, bungee line and harness that does not restrict your dogs movements. Canihike is a great way to build a close bond and exercise your dog, especially a dog with high energy levels or those that must stay on a lead. (A dog must be fully developed and over the age of 1.)
Join a beginner session at 8am or at 10:30am for £5 for approximately 2 hours with a 1 hour hike
Join our later session at 1:30pm if you've already attended a session for £7.50 for approximately 3 hours with a 2 hour hike
Sessions are strictly limited to 6 participants, full information to be given on booking or at request.
11th May, 8th June, 6th July
Contact jules@noseandpawsactive.co.uk to ask any questions.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All Beginner | £5.00 |
| All Canihiker | £7.50 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 01335 350503 Please select either Beginners Canihike or Canihike, then use the calendar to select the date.
- Suitability
Suitable from ages 8+
- Meeting point
At the Welcome Hut
- What to bring and wear
Wear comfortable clothes and shoes/boots for walking
- Accessibility
This is an active exercise activity, that may require using steps and styles.
Upcoming events
Ilam Park: Spring: Nature Crowns and Journey Sticks
Create a yourself a magical nature crown and journey stick as you explore the parkland looking like royalty!
Ilam Park: Spring Highlight: Hidden Wildlife Trail
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Dovedale: Spring Highlight: Dovedale Bingo
On your marks get set, go! Can you find all the nature clues on our nature bingo sheet?
Ilam Park: Spring: Pop up Insect Exhibition
Meet real insects that we've found on site, wonderful moths, funky flies, beautiful beetles! What can we find?