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Home to abbey ruins, houses, gardens and parklands. Stretches of coast and countryside including the Dales and the North York Moors.
We love dogs in Yorkshire. Whether you're planning a day out at a historic house or in the countryside, you and your canine companion will receive a warm welcome at lots of places across the region. See more about the National Trust's paw rating scheme to help you plan your visit.
Places given a three paw rating are the most dog-friendly. Dogs can go in many areas, including indoors for tea and a treat. There’ll be clearly signed dog zones and dog-friendly experiences.
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At Fountains Abbey, there are plenty of places to discover and some lovely long walks to enjoy with your dog through the gardens, Abbey and deer park.
Enjoy much of the formal garden with your dog – discover the walled garden pergola, double and south borders and the American garden, as well as miles of paths through the parkland.
There are over 15 miles of footpaths to discover at Hardcastle Crags with your dog. Have a short stroll through the woodland or a challenging hike up the valley.
Roseberry Topping is a three pawprint place. Discover a great place for visitors and their dogs to enjoy together.
Dogs on leads are welcome at the Bridestones, Crosscliff and Blakey Topping. Find out useful info on exploring with your canine companion, plus guidance to ensure everyone enjoys their visit.
When a place has a two paw rating, it means dogs can go in some areas, but not everywhere. If there’s a food and drink outlet, you can have a cuppa with them, probably outside.
Bring your dog to Goddards for a great day out in one of York's finest gardens. Read some tips to help you get the most out of your visit. Goddards is a two pawprint rated place.
Ormesby Hall is a two pawprint rated place. Dogs are welcome throughout the gardens, woodland walks and parkland. With acres to explore it’s a great place to share with your dog.
Discover why Brimham Rocks is such a great place to bring your dog and take a look at our top tips to help you make the most of your visit.
Explore the gardens and parkland at Wentworth Castle Gardens with your dog. Afterwards, take a seat in the dog-friendly area inside the Long Barn Café, or sit outside if you prefer.
Choose your walk at Nostell, from a stroll around the Lower Lake to a challenging loop around the parkland. There's even a dog run area, to let your pooch run free off the lead.
The lower fields at East Riddlesden Hall are the perfect place to let your dog explore.
If you're stepping out into the countryside, you have miles of path networks to explore with your four-legged friend. Plan ahead for wildlife considerations and take provisions for everyone, as there are likely limited, or no facilities nearby.
There are loads of options for walkies across the Yorkshire Dales – all of our walks have dog-friendly options, with miles of footpaths to explore, trees to sniff and grass to roll in.
Explore safely together with consideration for nesting birds at different times of year.
Plan a visit further afield including places to eat and stay. Find out more about the canine code and our paw rating to help you make the most of your days out together.
Discover some of the best walks in Yorkshire, from rugged Pennine beauty spots, views over the coast, to parkland and meadows perfect for a family stroll. Most are dog friendly and many can be enjoyed as part of your day out to the nearest National Trust property.
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Expanses of countryside, accessible peaks and beautiful parkland means you'll find the perfect place for a walk with your canine companion.
Home to abbey ruins, houses, gardens and parklands. Stretches of coast and countryside including the Dales and the North York Moors.