| 2005 |
| Camel Estuary, North Cornwall |
 A walk which offers a dramatic contrast of the rugged Atlantic coast, flanked
by low hills and farmland, inhabited by waders and wildfowl. Its stretches of
sandy beaches are great for dogs to play on. Dog bins available and easy car
parking.
Nominated by Richard Downing,
Environment Officer for North Cornwall
District Council.
More info www.north-cornwall.com - Map |
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| Footscray Meadows, Bexley |
 An important site for wildflower and wildlife habitats attracting many nature
lovers whilst still leaving room for recreational pursuits. It is the largest
open space in the borough and its 97 hectares lends itself to the variety of
wildlife habitats present. Swans and kingfishers are frequent sites on the way.
Plenty of dog bins available and free car parking.
Nominated by Christine
Crawford,
Technical Officer for London Borough of Bexley.
More info http://www.whiteraven.inuk.com/ - Map |
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| Jesus Green, Cambridge |
 A broad stretch of parkland immediately adjacent to Midsummer Common. A
fantastic setting in the heart of Cambridge which has always attracted many
locals and tourists alike.
Nominated by Martin Johnston,
Dog Warden for
Cambridge City Council.
More info http://www.plcane.clara.net/cambridge/midsummr.htm - Map |
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| Malvern Hills, Cotswold's |
 A variety of walks available for dogs and owners of all walking abilities
amongst the beacons of the hills. The stunning views from the top of the ridge
over the counties of Herefordshire and Worcestershire are simply breathtaking.
The area has plenty of car parking, toilets and refreshment sites.
Nominated by
Paul Hine,
Dog Warden for Malvern Hills District Council.
More info http://www.countrywalkers.co.uk/ - Map |
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| Newton by the Sea, Mid Northumberland |
A coastal stretch owned almost entirely by the National trust, complete with
fourteenth century castle ruins. The area has some of the cleanest beaches in
Britain. Many pubs are dog-friendly and there are plenty of dog bins.
Nominated
by Andrea Cowens,
Dog Warden for Alnwick District Council.
More info http://www.northumberland.gov.uk/VG/low_newton_sea.htm - Map |
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| St Raphael's Estate, North West London |
 An area which has undergone huge regeneration and is now maintained at a very high standard. The area has recently installed new dog bins and free poop scoop dispensers.
Nominated by Craig Johnstone,
Animal Welfare Officer for London Borough of Brent.
More info - Map |
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| Stanmer Park, Brighton |
Within a historic eighteenth century village, this walk offer fantastic views of the downs. The park is an ideal place for both picnics in the summer and strolls in the winter. There a plenty of dog bins and lots of car parking available.
Nominated by Sue Watson,
Animal Welfare Officer for Brighton and Hove City Council.
More info http://www.mybrightonandhove.org.uk/stanmer_park_history.htm - Map
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| Trans Pennine Trail, North England |
 A walk through some of the best towns and cities in the North of England, alongside rivers and canals, and through the hills of the Pennines. The route mixes both urban and rural walks and you can do as much or as little of the trail as you like. The Trans Pennine Traile has a gentle sloping gradient and good walking surface. There is good accessibility - including for horses, bicycles and wheelchairs.
Nominated by John Wright,
Dog Warden for Barnsley Metropolitan Council.
More info http://www.transpenninetrail.org.uk/ |
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| Waldridge Fell, Durham |
An extensive network of pathways which allow you to fully explore the patchwork of bilberry, moorland grasses and wooded valleys. It is somewhere everyone can enjoy - with tow 'easy access' pathways and plenty of seats to rest and take in the views.
Nominated by Paul Husband,
Environment Officer for Chester-Le-Street District Council.
More info http://www.durham.gov.uk/ - Map |
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| Worsbrough Country Park, Rotherham |
 200 acres of country parkland with a large fishing reservoir, working water powered corn mill and open farm. The paths provide access for wheelchairs and there is a large car park for visitors and even coach parties. There are plenty of dog bins and free poop bags are provided.
Nominated by John Wright,
Dog Warden for Barnsley Metropolitan Council.
More info http://rotherhamunofficial.co.uk/ - Map |
