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The best dog-friendly days out in the UK, according to the National Trust

With parks, woods, moors and miles of coastline to explore, find a walk that your pup will love

Whether you're planning a visit to the coast or the countryside, or are hoping to explore more of your local area, the National Trust and Forthglade have worked together to improve the facilities at each of these locations to enable every pup and their owner to have a fantastic day out in the great outdoors.

These improvements include everything from more waste bins, drinking stations and dog-washing areas, as well as clearer and additional signage and even downloadable walks to provide plenty of inspiration.

And starting this year, every single National Trust park, garden or nature reserve will carry a 'pawprint rating' to allow you to discern which location is the most dog-friendly. You'll also be able to find a description on each individual property webpage, with the new Trust handbook also highlighting these locations.

And the initiative has been welcomed by adventurer and TV presenter Simon Reeve. "I love spending time in the great outdoors with my dogs, especially at this time of year when walks can refresh the mind and inspire ambitions and goals for the year ahead," he says. "I think it's wonderful that the team at Forthglade and the National Trust are working together to ensure dogs are even more welcome at the places the Trust care for."

Take a look at the full list below to find out the best dog days out...

• Corfe Castle, Dorset
• Heddon Valley, Devon
• Lanhydrock, Devon
• Arlington Court and the National Trust Carriage Museum, Devon
• Baggy Point, North Devon
• Coleton Fishacre, Devon
• Lorna Doone Valley, Devon
• Greenway, Devon

Once inspiring the Romantic Poets such as Wordsworth and Coleridge, Heddon Valley has plenty of scenic vistas to choose from. From the lush wooded river valley, to the sea at Heddon's Mouth beach and towering cliffs, you'll be spoiled for choice. Grab an ice cream for yourself and a doggy ice cream for your pup on a warm day or pull up a seat at The Pantry and the Hunter's Inn beer garden. Dogs must be kept on leads throughout the year though, to help protect the wildlife that calls the valley home.

• Runnymede and Ankerwycke, Surrey
• Chartwell, Kent
• Emmetts Garden, Kent
• Stowe, Buckinghamshire
• Claremont Landscape Garden, Surrey
• Gray's Monument, Buckinghamshire
• Morden Hall Park, London
• Polesden Lacey, Surrey
• Winkworth Arboretum, Surrey

With picturesque views and a landscape that perfectly reflects the changing seasons, Stowe is perfect for you and your pup. There are monthly dog walks, with dogs being welcome on leads, as well as water, tie-up points, a downloadable dog trail and inside seating designated for dogs next to the café.

• Sutton Hoo, Suffolk
• Blickling Estate, Norfolk
• Dunwich Heath and Beach, Suffolk
• Ickworth, Suffolk

Home to one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time, the Royal Burial Ground highlights the history all the way back to Anglo-Saxon times. Dogs are welcome to explore all of the estate walks, but they must be kept on a short lead at all times. This is protect the sheep and their lambs that are currently grazing on the site. There's also designated seating for dogs and owners in the café – just look out for the pawprint logo.

• Lyveden, Northamptonshire
• Attingham Park, Shropshire
• Belton House, Lincolnshire
• Calke Abbey, Derbyshire
• Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire

Covering more than 3,800 acres, Clumber Park's woods, parkland and heath are carved out of the ancient forests of Sherwood. There are lots of great walking routes to take. And you don't want to miss Central Bark — the dog-friendly café situated in the heart of Clumber Park, either. Treat your pup to a dog treat or grab a hot or cold drink for yourself after a long day.

• Aira Force, Cumbria
• Allan Bank and Grasmere, Cumbria
• Claife Viewing Station, Cumbria
• Roseberry Topping, North Yorkshire
• Sticklebarn and the Langdales, Cumbria
• Bridestones, Crosscliff and Blakey Topping, North Yorkshire
• Durham Coast, County Durham
• Fell Foot, Cumbria
• Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, North Yorkshire
• Gibside, Tyne and Wear
• Souter Lighthouse and The Leas, Tyne and Wear
• Wentworth Castle Gardens, South Yorkshire
• Yorkshire Coast, North Yorkshire

Sticklebarn sits at the heart of miles of walking routes. You can grab a bite to eat, fuel up with coffee before your adventure, or on cooler days, cosy up by the fire with a board game or book. With towels to dry your dog off, as well as a clothes dryer over the fireplace where you can dry your own wet coat, this is a great spot to visit all year round.

• Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire
• Tredegar House, Newport

Standing proudly at the heart of the iconic Dinefwr estate is Newton House. And well-behaved dogs on short leads are even welcome on the ground floor of the house. Take in some of the oldest trees in Wales or keep an eye out for native fallow deer, red kites and ravens as you traverse the grounds.

Northern Ireland

• Castle Ward, County Down
• Crom, County Fermanagh
• Giant's Causeway
• Rowallane Garden, County Down

Known for its dramatic landscape, Giant's Causeway is completely dog-friendly. From indoor spaces such as the café and visitor centre, to all of the outdoor spaces, dogs on short leads are welcome. There are also water bowls positioned in the visitor centre's front and rear doors.

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Pet Head Kong Ring Dog Toy

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Beco Pets Hemp Rope Jungle Ring Tough Dog Toy

Made from hemp and recycled cotton, this rope ring's tough fibres work to clean your pup's teeth while also being a whole lot of fun to play with.

KONG Wild Knots Bear

Soft yet durable, this cute grey bear has minimal stuffing and an internal knotted rope skeleton.

Planet Dog Orbee-Tuff Planet Ball Blue

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RUFFWEAR Ruffwear Lunker

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Planet Dog Orbee-Tuff Squeak

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Pet-Fun Medium Mango - Safe Fun Durable Rubber Dog Chew Toy for Boredom, Virtually Indestructible Treat Dispenser, Long-Lasting Slow Feeder, Tough Strong Teething Toy for Medium/Small Dogs

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Good Boy Squeaky Veg Dog Toy

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Carllg Dog Chew Toys for Aggressive Chewers

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KONG Kong Airdog® Squeaker Football Dog Toy

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Ruffer and Tuffer Mighty Wheel Dog Toy

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GoodWood Chewable Stick Coffee Tree Wood Small

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KONG Kong Airdog® Squeaker Donut Dog Toy

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Beco Pets Rough & Tough Crab Recycled Polyester Dog Toy

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Pet Qwerks REAL BACON Infused BarkBone

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KONG Interactive Fetch Dog Toy with Tennis Ball

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TastyBone Roast Chicken Knotted Bone Dog Chew Toy

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Nylabone Dura Chew Plus, Chicken, Medium

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Nylabone Gentle Puppy Dog Teething Bone

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Pet-Fun Large Indestructible Pineapple -

This durable pineapple toy has been built to last, helping to solve destructive chewing, teething, dental health, boredom, separation anxiety , training, and exercise.

KONG KONG - Jump'N Jack - Durable Rubber Dog Toy

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Petface Petface Latex Onion Soft Chew Dog Toy, Large

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KONG - Extreme Flyer - Durable Rubber

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A selection of dog friendly travel guides containing ideas & destinations for dog friendly days out in the UK. Featuring simple, bite-sized info with handy maps, pictures & website links, we’re sure you’ll find somewhere new to explore.

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The Lake District of one of the UK’s most popular outdoor destinations and this mountainous region of North West England is the perfect spot for a day out with your dogs.

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The Cotswolds is an area of outstanding natural beauty and is bustling with dog friendly days out that the whole family can enjoy.

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Dog Friendly Beach Guides Discover the best beaches to visit with your dog, from sandy shores to pebbly coves. We’ll tell you where they are, how to get there, what facilities they have, and what rules and restrictions apply. You’ll also find tips on how to keep your dog safe and happy on the beach, and recommendations for nearby dog friendly accommodation and eateries.

Dog Friendly Walking Guides Explore the beautiful countryside, coastlines and cities of the UK with your dog by your side. We show you the best routes and trails to follow, from easy strolls to challenging hikes. You’ll also find maps, directions and points of interest along the way. We also have advice on how to prepare your dog for walking, and suggestions for dog friendly places to stay and eat along the route.

Dog Friendly Days Out Enjoy a variety of attractions and activities with your dog, from museums and gardens to theme parks and zoos. Our guides include where they are and what dog friendly features they offer. You’ll also find tips on how to make the most of your day out with your dog, and ideas for other dog friendly things to do nearby.

Start browsing our travel guides today and get inspired for your next dog friendly holiday. You’ll be amazed by how many places you can visit and things you can do with your four-legged companion. You’ll also be supporting local businesses and attractions that welcome dogs and their owners.

Ultimate days out with your dog around the UK

Taking your pet pooch on your getaway means more than just having a four-legged third wheel along for the ride. It’s their holiday too, so it’s important they feel included in all your holiday hijinks – whether that’s a pint in the local or a stroll in some gorgeous gardens.

We’ve put together a list of some of the best days out and pup-friendly destinations across the UK from Scotland down to the New Forest, which means you can put your paws up in one of our pet-friendly cottages and let us do the leg work. With dog-friendly castles with no restrictions, the best beaches and even top theme parks on offer, you’ll have no trouble finding places to take your dog.

So, choose your favourite dog-friendly tourist attractions and then find a cottage nearby. Tap the button below to start searching for dog-friendly properties.

We've rounded up the best of the best dog-friendly days out here, but for even more dog-friendly places to visit around the UK, check out our handy Dog-Friendly Index map .

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Dog-friendly destinations, dog-friendly national trust properties with no restrictions.

Go barking mad for these excellent National Trust properties with no doggy restrictions. There are over 500 National Trust properties throughout the UK and the majority will accept your four-legged friend with open paws. Visit the Needles Old Battery and New Battery above the Needles Rocks on the Isle of Wight or treat the pups to William Wordsworth’s former residence at Allan Bank in the Lake District.

Dog-friendly gardens where your pup can smell the flowers

Dogs have a sense of smell anywhere from 1,000 to 10,000 times better than humans, so why not let them put it to good use and reward them with a visit to some of the UK’s glorious gardens? From the Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall to Batsford Arboretum in the Cotswolds and many more besides that, we’ve highlighted some of the brightest flower displays for you and your canine pal to explore.

Dog-friendly castles with no restrictions

Punctuating out near-endless coastline as well as further inland, our castles hold history by the moat-load. From Powderham Castle in England to Dunnottar Castle in Scotland and Pembroke Castle in Wales, click here to find your perfect dog-friendly day out.

The most dog-friendly theme parks

When you think of things to do with dogs, you don’t immediately imagine theme parks. But just because you want an adrenaline rush, doesn’t mean your pup has to miss out on a day in the fresh air. Let Rover get some cuddles from staff members at Blackgang Chine on the Isle of Wight or enjoy a dog-friendly swashbuckling performance on the outdoor stage at Flamingoland in North Yorkshire.

Country parks for canines

Similar to the gardens mentioned above but with lots more space to roam free, visits to country parks provide dog-friendly day trips that will no doubt get tails wagging. With acres and acres to run in and lots of interesting smells to hunt down, places like Pembrey Country Park in Llanelli, Wales and Culzean Country Park in Maybole, Scotland will certainly tucker out your doggos by the end of the day.

The UK's top dog-friendly beaches

Undoubtedly, one of the best dog-friendly places to go on any occasion, in any season, is the beach. Feeling the sand under their pads and rushing into the oncoming waves is an exhilarating thrill unmatched by most dog-friendly activities. Spend days out with your dogs at Woolacombe Beach in North Devon, Rhossili Bay Beach in Swansea or Luskentyre on the Isle of Harris to name but a few.

Dog-tastic events and festivals in 2023

As the evenings begin to stretch out and the sun’s rays get warmer, we all want to be outside more … and that includes our dogs too. From Woofstock Festival in South Devon to Dogstival in Hampshire and even Dogs Unleashed which hold events at various locations across the UK, it’s time to let loose and give your pup a taste of the UK festival scene.

Dog-friendly days out in Scotland

With such a broad area to work with, it’s hard to shortlist the very best things to do in Scotland with your dog. We’ve attempted it though. And with dog-friendly walkies like those in Anagach Woods near Grantown-on-Spey in the Highlands, dog-friendly family activities like a Firth of Forth boat trip, and quirky dog-friendly attractions like a visit to Fyne Ales (where your pooch can have a beer), you’ll not be short of options.

Dog-friendly days in the Lake District

Yes, your four-pawed friend may want to jump in the water and perfect their doggy paddle but there’s much more to the area than just its lakes. Visit the largest forest in the region, Grizedale Forest, and go on a squirrel-spotting expedition, take in the dog-friendly bird of prey show at Muncaster Castle or hop on the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway. And if all else fails, there’s always the lakes to splash about in!

Dog-friendly days out in Yorkshire

The UK’s largest county is a haven for walkies, with the National Parks of the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Dales making up part of the region. However, there are also many dog-friendly days out to be had here. Choose from more relaxing activities like a trip to Filey Bird Garden & Animal Park or a ride on the famous North York Moors Railway, or perhaps you’d enjoy more gut-busting excursions to places like Whitby Abbey or Brimham Rocks.

Dog-friendly days in the Peak District

Another expanse of incredible landscape that is well known for its epic walks, the Peak District has an abundance of dog-friendly activities to suit all types of dog – and human too. Brave pups will relish scaling the heights in the pup-friendly cable car ride at the Heights of Abraham in Matlock Bath, and lovers of history and period TV might want to visit Chatsworth House, the setting that saw millions get addicted to the historical drama series, Downton Abbey.

Dog-friendly days out in North Wales

With the highest mountain in Wales, countless interesting historical sites and some gorgeous beaches, North Wales is a fabulous destination for both you and your dog. Climb Mount Snowdon if you’re dog has a head for heights, travel down into the Great Orme Bronze Age Mines if your dog’s a digger, or hit the surf at Harlech Beach if your dog needs some fresh air and a lot of space for zoomies.

Dog-friendly days out in South Wales

Heading south now but staying in Wales, the undulating hills, meandering rivers and dense forestry of South Wales is a pup’s paradise. Waggy-tailed water babies will jump at the chance to ride in a canoe along the River Wye. Energetic scamperers will have their work cut out trying to cover the 40 acres at Craig y Nos Country Park. And if all that has them worn out, get them to relax on the Brecon Mountain Railway.

Dog-friendly days in the Cotswolds

A region known for its chocolate-box villages with thatched cottages, rolling hills, rambling rivers and some of the most photographed spots in the country, the Cotswolds is a great place to bring your dog on holiday. Running through five counties, the area has great dog-friendly attractions and activities including Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens, Blenheim Palace and Gardens, and the Gloucester Warwickshire Steam Railway.

Dog-friendly days out in Cornwall

With 422 miles of coastline, Cornwall is a top destination for those dogs who love a shoreline splash. There are plenty of things to do with your dog by the coast including visits to the Minack Theatre and Tintagel Castle, as well as some more inland places of interest including the Cornish Seal Sanctuary, Lanhydrock House and the National Trust-owned Trelissick Garden. Whatever you chose, Kernow is a great choice.

Dog-friendly days out in Devon

Boasting two coastlines, two national parks and two cities, we can guarantee you and your pack won’t get bored on a trip to Devon. Becky Falls in Dartmoor National Park has dazzling woodland that follows a brook where the boulders are just begging to be climbed. Clovelly is a lovely, cobbled village that leads down to a quaint harbour, and Mortehoe on the South West Coast Path offers a stunning secluded beach where games of fetch are a must.

Dog-friendly days out in Dorset

Another county with an epic coastline, Dorset is home to the vast majority of the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site stretching 96 miles. Your inquisitive pups will love following you along the shores of Chesil Beach and Lyme Regis as you hunt for fossils. Alternatively, take them to Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens, Corfe Castle and Corfe Castle Model Village or spoil them with a relaxing voyage on the award-winning Swanage Railway.

Dog-friendly days out in the New Forest

Whether it’s taking your pooch on a bike ride and having them run alongside you, letting them paddle in cooling pools in a country park or teaching them some history at a coastal English Heritage site, the New Forest is a top location for discovering wildlife, woodland and coastline all in one handy place. Take them to Lepe Country Park, Hurst Castle or treat them to the Buckler’s Hard River Cruise.

Dog-friendly days out on the Isle of Wight

Known locally as just ‘The Island’, the Isle of Wight is England’s largest island and has a great reputation as a dog-friendly hotspot. From unspoilt beaches such as Compton Beach and Ryde Beach to the wooded glens of Parkhurst Forest, there’ll be ample sights and smells to keep Rex and Rover happy. For something a little different, head to Shanklin Chine, the island’s oldest tourist attraction, at over 200 years old.

Dog-friendly days out in Sussex

Sussex could be the ideal setting for your next dog-friendly vacation. With cobblestone villages and medieval towns, coastlines framed by towering white cliffs and verdant woodlands with all manner of flora and fauna, this southern county provides opportunity and adventure at every turn. Visit Camber Sands and Alexandra Park in East Sussex, and the Seven Sisters and Nyman's Wood in West Sussex.

Dog-friendly days out in Kent

Kent ticks all of the boxes for a dog-friendly getaway. The Garden of England has innumerable places of interest to take your best pal, from fortresses and castles to beaches and nature reserves. Why not visit Dungeness, which is said to be Britain’s only desert? Or try a hike along the Royal Military Canal in Hythe, before heading to the iconic White Cliffs of Dover for a coastal stroll and a gaze out to sea.

Self-catering dog-friendly cottages

We hope we’ve given you a little food for thought when it comes to taking your four-pawed friend out for the day … or the week! We have homely cottages with pet-friendly extras at all of these destinations and near all of these attractions, so choose your favourite and then fetch your ideal cottage.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information at the time of writing, please ensure you check carefully before making any decisions based on the contents within this article.

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20 of the best dog-friendly places to stay in the UK

From scenic hotels to coastal inns, woodland retreats to country camping, these places are more than happy to welcome your canine companions

O n a Saturday morning in the Lake District, perhaps at the base of a popular fell or along the shores of a placid lake, you might think you were at a countryside Crufts. The region’s footpaths are bustling with spaniels, labradors and golden retrievers – and the ubiquitous cockapoo, of course – all in procession, dragging their owners up hills or along forested trails, tongues out, tails wagging, noses poised to sniff the behind of anything they might pass.

The Lakes often sells itself as the dog-friendly capital of the UK – and for good reason. I challenge you to find a Cumbrian pub that doesn’t have a jar of treats on the bar. But there are plenty more places for the UK’s increasing population of dog owners (29% of UK adults at the PDSA’s last count ) to spend their holidays besides the Lakes.

Having spent the last three years romping around the UK and Ireland for my latest dog-friendly travel book , with my always-alert Manchester terrier Arty by my side, I’ve happened on some of the most (and least) dog-friendly destinations. I love Northumberland for its vast open beaches, Lincoln for its cavernous canine-friendly cathedral and Shetland for its utter emptiness – though be careful not to disturb the ground-nesting birds in spring and summer.

We dog owners are an intrepid lot, and almost anywhere you go you’ll find excellent dog-loving campsites, pet-centric cottages and hotels that offer as many amenities for your companion as they do for you. Here are 20 of the best.

Sunnyside, Robin Hood’s Bay, North Yorkshire

If your dog is the type that prefers to lounge on plush cushions and sofas rather than rough it in a dog bed on the floor, Sunnyside is going to satisfy their daily napping requirements. This cottage in charming Robin Hood’s Bay, which has a dog-friendly sandy beach with no summer restrictions, is run by the local pet-shop owner, and they’ve thought of everything. There are spare leads, a dog toy box and even dog robes to help them dry off after a day on the beach. Your dogs are allowed on the furniture as long as you’re using the throws provided, and they can snooze in the bedroom with you. The village has lots of dog-friendly pubs and cafes for eating out – try Brambles Bistro . And walks along the coast will knacker out even the most energetic of dogs. Don’t miss a ride on the North Yorkshire Moors railway from Whitby to Pickering, too. From £235 for two nights , sleeps four, two small dogs or one large , baytownholidaycottages.co.uk

Brucefield estate, Forestmill, Clackmannanshire

If sleeping amid a 1,000-acre woodland and waking to the sound of jays, woodpeckers and chaffinches is your bag, book into Brock. This wooden hut is a schenbothy – a Scandi-meets-Scottish tiny home built on the Brucefield estate just north of the Forth estuary. For dogs, there are beds and bowls provided and plenty of walking routes through the estate – keep them on a lead around the red squirrels and free-roaming deer – and humans can enjoy evenings on the wraparound deck, binoculars in one hand and a beer in the other, looking out for buzzards in the trees. From £132 a night (including £ 40 dog supplement), sleeps two humans and one dog, canopyandstars.co.uk

Bracken Hide hotel, Portree, Isle of Skye

A new opening for Skye in 2023, the Bracken Hide is one of the few hotels on the island to allow dogs into its restaurant and whisky bar. This isn’t the only reason it’s a cracking dog-friendly stay, though: its 27 cabins are scattered on a hillside overlooking Loch Portree, offering ample outdoor space for a morning or midnight roam with the dog, and there are plush beds for both people and their pets. The only place dogs aren’t allowed is the sauna, which is best paired with a dip in the plunge pool while the dog is snoozing back in your room. B&B from £ 225 , brackenhide.co.uk

Argaty Cottage, Doune, Perthshire

This modest little cottage has three bedrooms and an enclosed garden, but it’s the location within the Argaty Estate that is most enticing: on your doorstep you’ll find red squirrels bouncing among the trees, a mesmerising red kite feeding station , where a frenzy of birds gathers daily to feed on meat put out by the rangers, and evidence of elusive beavers down by the water. Join one of the estate ATV buggy tours – the dog can jump in the back – to explore the working farm and wider, wilder estate, or book the kids into a pond-dipping session to meet the creatures that lurk beneath the surface of their thriving waterholes. From £375 for three nights , sleeps six, no dog limit, argatycottage.com

Skylark cabin, Ilfracombe, Devon

Sitting on the fringes of Exmoor national park, where dramatic clifftop walks await, Skylark is the sort of place you’ll struggle to leave once you’ve settled in. This hillside wood cabin has views over Combe Martin and a bathtub on the outside deck, where you can soak knowing the power you’re using is coming from the owner’s onsite wind turbine. With livestock nearby, dogs must be on leads here, but off-lead adventures can be had in the secure paddock by the car park. From £ 127 a night, sleeps two humans and two dogs, pawsandstay.co.uk

McLaughlin’s cabin, Market Drayton, Shropshire

This Shropshire tiny home is a lesson in reclamation and recycling, as so much of its interiors, from the corrugated iron splashbacks to the vintage rug wall hangings, has been reused, repurposed or reinvigorated. Once you’ve tired the dog out on the trails of the nearby Dorothy Clive Garden or the Trentham estate , it’s all about sitting – either in the single-person hot tub while the dog roams in the enclosed garden, on the veranda’s cosy little love seat with a sundowner or in front of the log burner inside with a dog snoring at your feet. From £ 125 a night, sleeps two humans, one dog, pawsandstay.co.uk

Vineyard Cottage, East Ruston, Norfolk

With the edge of the Broads on one side and the vast, flat expanse of the Norfolk coast on the other, Vineyard Cottage is in prime position for long walks by the water – and perhaps a paddle for willing dogs. But location isn’t the only thing that earns this house a place on this list; if dog-friendly means dogs are allowed , then this place is dog-obsessed. There’s a fully enclosed garden, throws and towels for dogs, dog crates and beds on request, and a shower in the garden for washing paws after muddy walks. And, unlike almost anywhere else you’ll book in Britain, they’re even allowed to sleep on the bed with you. From £ 698 a week, sleeps four humans, unlimited dogs, eastrustoncottages.co.uk

Pheasant Inn, Tattenhall, Cheshire

More than 300 years old and built using sandstone from the very hills it’s plonked atop, the Pheasant Inn is a cracking pub with rooms in the Cheshire countryside. Each bedroom has its own design with colourful printed wallpaper and quirky artworks – such as squirrels in flat caps drawn on old newspaper – while the food is a double AA-rosette affair. The Sunday roasts with their crispy yorkshire puds are especially rewarding, and there’s even a menu for the dog. The highlight here, though, is the view from the beer terrace out the front: an endless expanse of green opens out beneath the pub as far as the eye can see. From £ 148.50 a night, thepheasantinn.co.uk

Bamburgh Castle Inn, Seahouses, Northumberland

Its wide, sandy beaches, castles that tower over the sea and proximity to the hiking trails of a wild national park make Northumberland a compelling place for anyone on holiday. But for dog owners, there’s one big bonus: those beaches and their dunes are dog-friendly all year round, without a summer restriction in sight. From the modest, homely rooms at this Seahouses pub you can wander down on to the beach at any time of year and let the dog run all the way to Bamburgh and its red sandstone castle (which they’re welcome to explore, too). From £112.50 a night , £10 per dog a night, inncollectiongroup.com

Low Mill Guest House, Bainbridge, Yorkshire Dales

Right in the heart of the Wensleydale area lies this 18th-century corn mill where dogs are given as warm a welcome as their humans by owners Neil and Jane and their beautiful sighthound, Dotty. There are just three rooms here, each uniquely decorated with colourful printed wallpapers and irreverent artworks, and some have original mill equipment that still works to this day. Dogs can’t join you in the breakfast room but they’ll love roaming the gardens where red squirrels can be seen snacking at the feeding boxes. From £1 10 a night , lowmillguesthouse.co.uk

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Acorn Inn, Evershot, Dorset

Old coaching inns rarely get more atmospheric than this: the Acorn is all oak-panelled nooks, creaking wooden beams and flagstone floors, and it looks just as it did when Thomas Hardy featured it in his 19th-century novel Tess of the d’Urbervilles. Dinner here is the highlight – expect a classic gastropub menu that’s elevated by exceptional produce and careful crafting in the kitchen. Dogs will get biscuits from the bar and water on request, and the staff can give you the lowdown on where to walk. Don’t miss a hike up the hill where the Cerne Abbas Giant lies 8½ miles away. From £1 40 , dogs £15 , acorn-inn.co.uk

Aurora Shepherd’s Hut, Radcot, Oxfordshire

Stay in this shepherd’s hut in the Oxfordshire countryside and you’ll be nestled up to the irresistibly bucolic Cotswolds, where almost endless, undulating fields of sheep are punctuated by little amber-tinted towns and villages with thatched cottages and quaint stone bridges. Avoid the nearby tourist-heavy hotspots of Burford and Bibury and instead head to the likes of Minster Lovell for walks amid ruins by the River Windrush or into Bampton for a glimpse of that classic Cotswolds architecture (Downton Abbey fans will recognise the church). The shepherd’s hut has a lovely log burner, making this a brilliant winter break, and it sits within a fully enclosed paddock so the dog can roam free. From £2 99 for three nights , sleeps two , one dog (but flexible), staycotswold.com

Luccombe Manor, Isle of Wight

Venturing over to the Isle of Wight can be quite the adventure for a dog – the ferry journey is especially fun if the weather’s good, but there’s a fully dog-friendly lounge on board the Wightlink vessels if not. Luccombe Manor is the place for posh dogs to stay: blankets and beds are provided in the bedrooms, there’s an outdoor wash station for muddy or sandy paws, and treats are provided on arrival. They even provide a dog kitchen where you can prepare their dinner if need be, and they’re allowed to join you for breakfast in the restaurant. Luccombe Manor welcomes children too, and you can all hang out by the pool when you’re not enjoying nearby Shanklin beach. From £90 a night , one well-behaved dog £40 per booking , luccombemanor.co.uk

The Rose, Deal, Kent

The Kent coast is packed with lovely beaches, and the shingle stretch at Deal is a pleasing spread with its 1950s pier and smattering of fishing boats jauntily sitting on the shoreline. Just a few streets behind the coastline lies the lovely Rose pub. Rooms have bold prints and yellow claw-foot tubs, and dinners in the dog-friendly restaurant have been commended by the likes of Observer food critic Jay Rayner . From £100 a night , one dog allowed, therosedeal.com

Horseshoe Cottage, Dawlish Warren, Devon

Part of the Cofton Holidays park but offering a little more privacy, Horseshoe Cottage is in prime position for walking and cycling in the 25-hectare (65-acre) Dawlish Countryside Park and along the year-round dog-friendly beach at Dawlish Warren. You’ll have an enclosed patio to keep the dog safe and access to all the nearby park’s facilities – including the pools and an off-lead dog-exercise paddock. From £ 539 a week, sleeps four, dogs at £50 each a week or £30 each per short break (maximum two), coftonholidays.co.uk

Hay loft, Watergate Bay, Cornwall

The interiors of the Hayloft are high end but pleasingly minimalist, letting the views outside do the talking – this barn conversion is surrounded by a seemingly endless expanse of lush green fields. Beyond these, though, lies one of Cornwall’s most dog-friendly beaches: the vast Watergate Bay. Just a few minutes’ drive or a 30-minute walk down to the sand, at low tide it’s the perfect place for a game of Frisbee or fetch with the dog. The house has a fully enclosed garden and a store for surfboards or paddleboards. From £44 5 for three nights , sleeps four, two dogs at £30 per dog per week (or per stay), luxurycoastal.co.uk

Musselwick House, St Ishmaels, Pembrokeshire

The Pembrokeshire coast is packed with wide, sandy beaches where dogs can run free all year round – Marloes Sands is one spectacular stretch near here – but this house has its own quiet beach right outside the back gate. There’s a fully enclosed garden and sublime sea views from the living room and bedrooms, and with a pair of binoculars you can watch the waders at the Gann nature reserve from your sofa. From £1,015 a week, sleeps eight humans and two dogs, £15 per pet per week (or short break), coastalcottages.co.uk

Hawarden estate, Deeside, Flintshire

Just a hop over the Welsh border from handsome historic Chester and only a 20-minute walk from the nearest train station at Hawarden, the Hawarden estate has 26 well-spaced camping and glamping pitches on its meadows amid the woodland. Bring the dog by train or drive your own camper or caravan there to commune with nature, play games in the clubhouse and eat divine local produce from the extensive onsite farm shop. There are cooking classes and workshops in the Walled Garden, pick-your-own fields and an explorers’ trail through the estate, plus the local dog-friendly pub is a short walk away. For dogs that prefer a little more luxury, book the Beekeeper’s Hut (from £150 a night, book via thegoodlifesociety.co.uk) within the Walled Garden. From £44 a night, hawardenestate.co.uk

Triumphal Arch Lodge, Colebrooke, County Fermanagh

Set within a 400-hectare working estate that once belonged to the Northern Irish premier Basil Brooke, this modest little gatelodge is a charming little retreat. Its interiors are a throwback to simpler times, with antique furniture and not a television or wifi router in sight. This is a place for switching off, watching out for the local pine martens and woodpeckers, and getting outside with the dog to explore the island-dotted shores of Lough Erne – dogs can even tag along on Erne Adventures’ hydrobikes . From £116 a night , sleeps four humans and one dog , irishlandmark.com

Buckland Farm Camping, Wellington, Somerset

Few campsites are as dog-friendly as Buckland Farm, where if you book ahead you can bag one of two fenced-in pitches for tents or campervans, offering total freedom for your dog to roam while you’re enjoying your breakfast. You needn’t worry if you miss out, though, as there’s still a fenced-in paddock for off-lead exercise, and there are even agility classes on site. Beyond the site lie the Blackdown Hills, which are begging to be explored with all four paws. From £2 2 a night, £1 per dog , bucklandfarmcamping.com

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5 Top Dog-Friendly Day Trips Out of London

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London is all things to all men (and their dogs). With inner and outer-city parks and woodlands throughout the metropolis, there’s often no need to venture beyond the confines of the M25 ring road to further afield in England.

On the other hand, even the most devoted capital city dweller will admit that they feel the occasional pull to go on a day trip beyond the suburbs. So, rally the hounds and get on the train or pack up the car, here is a list of five of our favourite places within easy travelling distance of London .

Head to the coast or further inland to the hills where the open countryside entices and offers fantastic escapes for you and your devoted pets!

1. The Royal Town of Windsor

Distance from London: 55 minutes by train from Waterloo Best for: Big parks, green spaces and ease of reach from London

Windsor is a perennial favourite for day trippers. The royal town is directly connected to Waterloo Station, with a journey time of just 55 minutes. The great thing about Windsor is that there is a very good choice of dog-friendly parks and open spaces in the town centre.

First of all, seek out the Home Park which is a wide-open and green park (with a play park and public WCs). This park is adjacent to Riverside station and offers lots of space for your dog to hare around and children to play. Views are enhanced by Windsor Castle, which looks down over the park.

Another central park is Alexandra Gardens and the Goswells, managed gardens that line the River Thames that are a lovely place for a picnic after a stroll. There are lots of swans and ducks along the river walk, so keep your dog on its lead as a precaution. Alternatively, head across the Thames to the wild and umtamed Brocas – you can reach it via the pedestrian bridge into Eton.

At the other end of the town centre is The Long Walk, a 3-mile drive that connects Windsor Castle to the Copper Horse. Lined with trees, this is another brilliant place for a walk and a play. (Just beware of deer!) At the castle end of the Long Walk is a great pub, the Two Brewers, where you can have a refreshing drink after your adventure.

2. The Beaches of Whitstable

Distance from London: 75 minute drive from central London Best for: Long beaches, dog-friendly pubs and restaurants, and ease of reach

Lovers of sea views and long promenades will definitely appreciate a day trip to Whitstable. Famed for its oysters, there’s a lot of dog-friendly places to discover on your day trip to this seaside town, just a 75 minute drive from the centre of London.

Like many UK beaches , there are restrictions for dogs at some of Whitstable’s beaches. However, West Beach is great for all our four-legged friends to run free without hindrance. It’s a shingle beach and is privately owned.

Further along the coast is Tankerton Slopes Beach, a grassy sloped and shingle beach. There are a few dog restrictions here but it’s still a great spot for you and your dog to head to when the weather is good. Double check the signs before enjoying a scamper.

Whitstable also home to list of dog-friendly pubs and eateries as long as your arm. Don’t miss sampling some of the local oysters while in town!

3. Seaside Dungeness

Distance from London: Less than a two-hour drive from central London Best for: Open spaces, long walks and unique sights

For the widest possible contrast from the typical UK urban sprawl and lush green hillside, point the car towards the memorable seaside village of Dungeness. Situated on a vast coastal shingle bank – the largest in Europe – nature lovers will marvel at the diversity of plant and wildlife that thrive here.

Former fishermen’s huts, converted train carriages, and sleek, eco-homes are dotted across Dungeness’ stark landscape. It’s a unique place in the UK with some great walks there and at the neighbouring Romney Marshes.

Two pubs can be found in Dungeness, both of which are exceedingly dog friendly and both (yes, both) serve some of the best fish ‘n’ chips you’ll ever eat. High praise indeed but trust us – it’s hard to pick between them.

The shingle spit is also home to Dungeness A and Dungeness B, colossal nuclear power stations that dominate the skyline to the west. Embark on a fascinating tour (advance bookings only and no dogs permitted). It’s the only place in the UK where you can see a reactor (all others in England are out of sight and underwater).

Dungeness is also close to a lovely sandy beach at Lydd-on-Sea that stretches most of the way to Dymchurch in the north.

4. Dunstable Downs and Ivinghoe Beacon

Distance from London: A one-hour drive northeast of central London Best for: Walks, views and a great dog-friendly cafe

Head to the Vale of Aylesbury and you will find the jaw-droppingly beautiful chalk grassland areas of Dunstable Downs and Ivinghoe Beacon. The London Gliding School is in the valley below the steep chalk hills that form the attractive ridge – and there is lots of open space to enjoy.

The elevation of the Downs affords expansive views across the Bedfordshire countryside and you can see forever on a clear day.

Dunstable Downs hosts a modern visitor centre, including a dog-friendly café and terrace. A programme of great events takes place here but the spectacle of kite flyers and gliders soaring overhead make sure that there’s rarely a dull moment here. Ask whether they have any of their dog ice cream in stock!

For peace and quiet, head to the sunken lanes where you can spot butterflies and rare orchids when the season is right. Make sure you keep your hounds on a leash in this area as sheep graze in the surrounding fields (and there are penalties for owners of sheep-worrying dogs).

Ivinghoe Beacon is within sight of Dunstable Downs across the Vale. From the top of the beacon, you see even more brilliant views including the chalk lion on the side of the opposite hill below Whipsnade Zoo. The 95-mile long Ridgeway begins at the beacon, a long-distance trail that follows the spine of the Chilterns to Avebury in Wiltshire.

5. Eastbourne and Beachy Head

Distance from London: Less than a two-hour drive south of London Best for: Seaside strolls and lots of traditional seaside food prospects for you and your pup

Eastbourne is found on one of the most beautiful stretches of coastline in the South East. You and your lovable pooch can enjoy never-ending expanses of the beach where your pooch can run for miles and feel the breeze.

The town is also situated on the edge of the beautiful South Downs which offers over 600 square miles of unbeatable trails for dogs and humans. There are endless streets of traditional country pubs where your dog can have a bowl of water and rest their paws after lovely country walks, while you sample the local menu.

The town has a lovely promenade to wander along with your gorgeous hound. Eastbourne has lots of places to buy ice creams or a bag of chips as you take in the trappings of this wonderful seaside resort.

Nearby Beachy Head can be seen from the town, and providing you have a head for heights and your dog can stay at heel, this is a rewarding beauty spot for all. The chalk headland towers above the sea and the sea views are world class.

In Conclusion…

All of these superb dog-friendly places can be reached by car or train from London. However, there are hundreds more places you could choose from, our selection is an inspirational primer to get you started.

A day trip can also work well as a scouting trip for a future, possibly longer visit. All of these places are great destination ideas if you’re planning dog-friendly holidays with friends, family and your dear dog. Plan your dog-friendly day trip out of London today!

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The 7 Best Dog Friendly Days Out in Midlands (East & West)

Close to a number of major cities, the Midlands is a great base to explore the heart of England. There’s plenty of dog friendly days out in the Midlands or in nearby villages and cities.

The Best Places To Take Dogs in Midlands

With historic cities such as Birmingham, Coventry and Leicester, it’s no surprise the Midlands is such a popular spot for a break with your pooch.

These major cities mean there are plenty for adults and kids to do, with a wide range of dog friendly attractions in the Midlands.

To help you decide, we have compiled a list to make the choice that much easier.

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1. Worcestershire

Foodies don’t have to worry about leaving their pup at home if you want to go out for a meal. Worcestershire boasts award-winning restaurants and charming pubs. There will be pubs or restaurants that will allow you to take your canine companion. You can enjoy a tasty meal while your pup enjoys a doggie treat and bowl of water.

2. River Severn

The River Severn is the longest river in the UK. It meanders through some of the county’s most stunning scenery. You can relax in the tranquil countryside while your dog does some exploring. All sorts of boat trips are available for the array or waterways.

3. Ragley Hall

Ragley Hall in Alcester welcomes dogs on a lead. You can explore the 10 hectares of beautiful grounds including the ‘Woodland Walk’. This has an abundance of indigenous plant and wildlife. Take a picnic basket. You can relax while the kids play with the dogs. Your furry friends will have to keep under strict control at all times.

4. Kenilworth Castle

Kenilworth Castle  is perfect for you and your dogs. They must, however, be on a lead. Take a walk in the beautiful Elizabethan Gardens. These unique gardens were lost for over 400 years.

Marvel at the austere outline of the Castle “the finest surviving example of a semi-royal palace of the later middle ages”. Baddesley Clinton boasts one of the finest medieval moated manor houses in the country.

It also offers stunning walks. Well behaved dogs are only allowed in the car parks and surrounding footpaths. Haywood Nature Reserve is part of these walks offering acres of space for your furry friend to run around in.

5. Hatton Country World

You don’t have to spend every day walking a trail or having a picnic. You can still do some shopping if you prefer. Shopping village Hatton Country World in Hatton allows dogs on a lead only. This applies to Yew Tree Farm Craft Centre in Wootten Wawen and Hoar Park Shopping and Craft Village in Nuneaton.

If you want to visit Shakespeare’s birthplace, Hall’s Croft and Anne Hathway’s Cottage allow dogs in the gardens and they must be on a lead. See the countryside by train. Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway in Toddington, allow dogs in their standard carriages only. Dogs on a lead are allowed in the park grounds at Bosworth Battlefield in Nuneaton and the Heritage Centre.

6. Baggeridge Country Park

With a fantastic range of facilities and close to the Black Country, this wonderful green flag winner is a great day out for all the family. You will find a miniature railway, high rope adventure, children’s play area, tearoom and toilets along with the opportunity to go horse riding and numerous cycle paths. There is plenty of open spaces for Fido to stretch his legs and the park is also popular with nature enthusiasts and there are spots for anglers too. 

It only costs £3.00 for a full day’s parking so it’s the perfect place to enjoy a sunny day with all the family including four legged members. 

7. Sutton Park

Sutton Park Nature Reserve is one of Europe’s largest urban parks at a sprawling 2400 acres. Sutton Park is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest. It consists of seven lakes, wetlands, heathland, marshes and woodlands. You can see wild ponies and cattle graze here.

Sutton Park is dog-friendly and dogs should be kept on leads. Dog owners should be aware to keep their dogs under control from April to June due to ground-nesting birds. Our holiday cottages in this part of the country provide panoramic views and are ideally positioned with plenty of walks on your doorstep.

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5 Dog-friendly Getaways Within 2 Hours of London

Even though there’s so much to do in London for both you and your doggy companion, sometimes it’s good to get out of the capital and experience what the rest of the UK has to offer for you and your hound.

It’s now easier than ever to head away for a few days on a dog-friendly short break, and you don’t even need to travel far to have a great time – there are plenty of places you can stay and explore just two hours from London. Thanks to London’s great transport links, you can even reach many destinations by train and have a car-free holiday!

We’ve teamed up with Canine Cottages , who offer a choice of thousands of dog-friendly holidays across the UK, to reveal five favourite dog-friendly holiday destinations within two hours of the capital.

5 dog-friendly getaways within 2 hours of London

Get a taste of the seaside, explore beautiful farmland and countryside and discover magnificent castles with your dog by your side in wonderful Kent. Popular seaside retreats such as Whitstable (which featured on the blog earlier this year)  and Margate are reached in around 90 minutes by train, where you can roam along dog-friendly sandy beaches and nostalgic promenades. You can also visit the unmissable White Cliffs of Dover.

For a taste of the countryside, use Royal Tunbridge Wells as your base to explore the High Weald AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), a stunning landscape with plenty of walks through open countryside, past medieval manors and historic houses.

Alternatively, you can pay a visit to the cathedral city of Canterbury, where you and your dog can explore historic cobbled streets and marvel at the timber-framed houses.

The Cotswolds

Home to perhaps the perfect examples of quaint English villages, the Cotswolds is perfect for anyone seeking a dog-friendly rural retreat.

During your visit you’ll fall in love with the villages nestled amongst the rolling green hills: clusters of cute cottages made from honey-coloured stone, set amongst peaceful ponds and trickling streams. It’s the perfect place for a walking holiday complete with plenty of dog-friendly pubs to stop at along the way. We also suggest a trip to the Cotswold Water Park, where more than 150 lakes can be found in a 40 square mile area.

You can reach the eastern side of the Cotswolds in under two hours either by car or by train, where you’ll find some of the best places to visit and stay in the area, including Woodstock, Burford, Bibury and Chipping Norton.

If you’re looking to escape the crowds, the sprawling landscapes of Suffolk offer the perfect getaway for you and your dog. Like Kent, it has a great blend of coast and countryside but with a completely different feel to it.

There are miles of great coastline to explore, starting from Felixstowe, less than two hours from London, taking in beautiful seaside towns such as Aldeburgh, Southwold and Lowestoft, with gorgeous sandy beaches and lovely long walkies to enjoy.

Suffolk is also home to some charming market towns such as Ipswich, Eye and Bury St Edmunds, home to a historic abbey and cathedral. If you’re looking for a break that’s a little more off the beaten track, Suffolk may be just the place you’re looking for.

Home to classic seaside resorts such as Brighton, Eastbourne and Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex is perfect for those looking to get away to the coast with plenty going on close by. Brighton is one of the UK’s most dog-friendly cities, where there are several dog-friendly cafes, restaurants, beaches and attractions including museums and even crazy golf. It’s also just an hour away by train, making it one of the more popular holiday destinations for Londoners.

Sussex also offers plenty of other dog-friendly beaches and some amazing walks in its extensive countryside, being home to both the High Weald AONB and the South Downs National Park. The South Downs Way is a great way to take in the sights of the National Park and is sure to be an epic journey for both you and your pooch.

Much of Sussex is reachable in under 2 hours by train – among the other places within easy reach are Hastings (1 hour 20), Arundel (1 hour 20) and Chichester (1 hour 30).

Perfect for lovers of the outdoors, the New Forest is one of the UK’s most underrated National Parks, especially with so many dog-friendly things to do . Picturesque villages are scattered throughout the landscape of rolling moorlands and woodlands, connected by footpaths and trails through some amazing scenery. The Rhinefield Ornamental Drive is one such example, passing through an arboretum, with a deer sanctuary nearby.

The New Forest is also home to its own stretch of unspoilt coast and home to pretty villages and towns such as Lymington, as well as a series of impressive fortresses to check out. It’s extremely dog-friendly thanks to the variety of walks available as well as the pet-friendly places to eat on offer.

The northern edge of the New Forest is drivable in less than two hours, however you can also get the train from London directly to either Brockenhurst, at the heart of the New Forest, in 1 hour 30, or New Milton, on the southern edge, in 1 hour 40.

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Thank you for a very informative article. We have visited many of these places with our little Chloe on driving trips. She is an old lady (will be 15 on Christmas Day) so she does not run nor like the beaches – but she will take short walks in lovely gardens. There are 2 particular places which we have visited and will re-visit in 2019. Cotswold Wildlife Park in Burford ( https://www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk/ ) – the only zoo in the UK which we know, allows dogs! We have been there twice. Of course there are certain areas (eg the Madagascan Walkthrough) where dogs are not allowed (understandably) but pretty much 70% of the zoo and gardens (very nice) dogs are allowed on leash. Helmingham Hall in Stowmarket, Suffolk ( https://www.helmingham.com/ ) – they won 2017 Historic House garden of the year. The gardens are absolutely beautiful. We were there in early May (spring) and apple blossom walks and formal gardens were the highlights of our visit. Dogs are allowed in their amazingly beautiful gardens (yeah, unlike National Trust properties) and walk along the soft manicured grass paths (no hard gravel). Both places have nice cafes and gift shops, but the café services at Helmingham were slow and they ran out of food by the time we got to the serving counter!

Thanks so much for the feedback and additional suggestions! It’s lovely to hear about yours and Chloe’s adventures The zoo is an interesting one for sure, although I’m not sure what Belinha would think of all the animals! It’s always lovely to hear about pretty gardens that can be enjoyed with dogs so thanks for that tip too! Teresa x

Brilliant tip about the zoo… we’re heading to Broadway for NY and have a toddler too so this would be an amazing thing to do with both of them… fantastic.

We’ve been with Amber almost everywhere we can in the UK. Bovey Castle in Devon is also a fab place, fancy hotel, which allows dogs and is very family friendly too.

The place I keep going back to is Lavenham however. Been twice and already booked for a spring weekend. Beautiful village, ‘our’ cottage is stunning and of course dog friendly. Could not recommend it more. Here’s some of my tips on the place http://blog.pastabites.co.uk/2017/11/travel-bites-a-few-days-in-lavenham-suffolk.html

Thanks for the tips too Fede! Lavenham looks lovely and definitely one to add to the list x

Fede, you will love the Cotswold Wildlife Park (zoo) – lots of children and some dogs. It has a very nice café with hot food options. The park is clean and has easy to navigate paths (Chloe often travels in her pink pram – she has problems with her 2 front paws after a number of surgeries). We were so pleased when we discovered that the park allowed dogs (unheard of for a zoo). Like you and Amber (she is lovely), unless we travel outside of the UK, all our UK (driving) trips always include our little Chloe (a very well travelled dog!). We have been to Lavenham with Chloe 5 years ago. Have read your blog, very interesting. Agree with you that the traffic in London is insufferably unbearable – we use our car mostly for trips outside of London with Chloe. We belong to the National Trust, English Heritage, Historic Houses and Royal Horticultural Society so we mostly visit dog-friendly places. We prefer EH and HH as they are often dog-friendly, a few NT properties will allow dogs in the gardens, and no RHS garden allows dogs (but some HH gardens are more beautiful than RHS gardens). I have kept a diary of all the places where Chloe has been 🙂

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Treat your dog to the walkies of a lifetime with a self-guided walking holiday along the best long-distance trails in the UK.

Check out our full list of dog-friendly trails and the service we provide .

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Our Dog Friendly Trail Selection

These holiday trails have been specially selected because they are suitable for both you and your dog. If you have any queries, please feel free to contact our office and we can help you choose the perfect dog-friendly tour.

Please note that the + symbol denotes that multiple dog friendly route options (e.g. north/south sections, highlights tours and/or short breaks) are available for these trails, offering you more freedom to personalise your holiday to suit you.

The Cotswolds

• Cotswold Way+
• Cotswold Highlights
• Cotswold Round

South West Coast Path

• North Devon+
• South West Cornwall
• South Cornwall
• Tor Bay and Babbacombe
• Dorset Short Break

More South of England Trails

• Coleridge Way
• Norfolk Coast Path Short Break
• South Downs Way Short Break
• The Ridgeway+
• Shropshire Hills
• Kennet and Avon Canal - Stile Free
• Thames Path - East Section

The Lake District

• Cumbria Way Highlights and Short Break
• Lakeland Round
• North Lakes Short Break
• South Lakes Short Break
• Derwentwater Round

Northumberland & The Pennines

• Northumberland Coast Path+
• St Oswald's Way+

Yorkshire & Lincolnshire

• Herriot Way
• Three Dales Way
• Lady Anne's Way
• Cleveland Way+
• Lincolnshire Coast Path

Across the North of England

• Hadrian's Wall Path+
• Coast to Coast Walk+
• Alternative Coast to Coast Walk East Section
• Borders Abbeys Way+
• St Cuthbert's Way+
• Glyndwr's Way South Section and Short Break
• Offa's Dyke Short Break - South Section
• Wye Valley Walk+

Further Information

Dog friendly tours are subject to a Daily Dog Charge which is charged per dog per walking day. This is to cover additional charges made by the accommodations to cover the cost of cleaning after a dog's stay , which means that you will not be charged any extra fees by your accommodation during your stay.  The Daily Dog Charge also includes the cost of an extra item of luggage for your dog , plus any additional transfer costs that may be incurred getting you to and from your dog-friendly accommodation.

If you plan to walk with two dogs , we are more than happy to waive most of the Daily Dog Charge for the second dog if you can combine their luggage into one bag, reducing it to £5 per day . Please keep in mind that your dogs' joint luggage must abide by our usual weight limit of 20kg per bag for this to be an option.

If you require a second dog bag, please contact us for a quote . There may also be an additional supplement charge if your accommodations charge per dog staying, rather than per room.

Kindly note that 2 dogs is the maximum we can accommodate on our trails.

Accommodation

All dog friendly walking holidays with Contours Walking Holidays have been carefully selected because there is dog friendly accommodation available along the route. However, despite our best efforts, the number of accommodations that welcomes dogs is still very limited and availability can be restricted . As a result, the accommodation that we use may not be our usual choice , but will always be comfortable, clean and provide the best service for you and your dog.

To avoid disappointment, we encourage early booking on all dog friendly holidays .

In order to secure dog friendly accommodation, it may occasionally be necessary to transfer you and your dog from the trail to your accommodation and back again the following morning to resume your walk . Any such transfers required are included in the holiday cost.

Many establishments have different dog friendly policies and you are likely to encounter different arrangements for your dog. Wherever possible, we will arrange for your dog to sleep on the floor of your room, but it may be necessary for your dog to sleep in an en suite bathroom, in a lounge, porch or other allocated room. We do not expect your dog to sleep outside in a kennel.

Dogs are rarely allowed in dining rooms and areas where there is food. For this reason, it may become necessary to leave your dog alone in an allocated room or in your bedroom. To avoid unnecessary stress on your dog and out of respect for the accommodation, your dog should be suitably behaved at all times . For more information, read our leaflet, Responsible Walking With Your Dog, which is included in your holiday pack.

We will do everything that we can to arrange the perfect holiday for you and your dog. On the rare occasion that we cannot find availability, or we encounter other related difficulties, we will contact you immediately to advise you of this and to discuss your options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do i have to take my dog's own food and bedding.

Yes. Neither Contours Walking Holidays nor your accommodations are responsible for feeding your dog or providing bedding. We strongly advise taking enough of your dog's regular food to last for the duration of your walk, as it may not be available along the trail. Our Daily Dog Charge takes into account the additional cost of transferring these items for your dog.

Is there a maximum number of dogs that I can bring on one of your holidays?

Unfortunately, we are only able to cater for two dogs in any walking group.

I have an assistance dog; can I still do one of your holidays?

Assistance dogs have access to areas where other dogs are not allowed, including hotels and land where dogs are otherwise forbidden. For this reason, assistance dogs may not be restricted to dog friendly walking holidays . If you have an assistance dog and are interested in walking one of our trails, please telephone us and we will be more than happy to discuss your requirements and the options available to you.

What should I do if my dog becomes lost?

If you decide to walk one of our dog friendly trails with your dog, you should take every precaution to ensure that your dog stays safe. For more information, read our Responsible Dog Walking booklet included in your holiday pack

What should I do if my dog gets injured?

It can be an upsetting experience to see your dog get injured, but there are steps that you can take to prepare for an emergency should one arise. For more information, read our Responsible Dog Walking booklet included in your holiday pack

What should I do if my dog gets dirty on the walk?

It is inevitable that with mile after mile of countryside to enjoy, your dog will end the day a little muddy. The accommodations that we use work hard to give you the most pleasant environment, so we ask that you pack a towel to wipe your dog clean before arriving at your accommodation.

Will I encounter stiles or other obstructions on a dog friendly walk?

Yes, all of our walks are likely to feature stiles, gateways and uneven surfaces at some stage. Some stiles may not have a dog friendly mechanism and some may require some climbing. For this reason, your dog should be familiar with different stiles , or you should be prepared to lift your dog over them.

How fit should my dog be?

Your dog should be prepared for a long distance walk in much the same way as you should be. Start by gradually building the length and duration of your dog's walk until you think that he or she will be comfortable with the mileage involved. Introduce your dog to the sights and sounds of the countryside, including meeting sheep, scrambling over rocks and crossing stiles.

You should also pay attention to your dog and his or her age. Dogs under 12 months old are still growing and should not be walked for long periods of time . If it looks like your dog is struggling, stop for a rest. The more time you spend training your dog, the more time you will have to appreciate the walk.

If you have any doubts about your dog's ability to walk long distances, contact your vet for advice.

Will I have to keep my dog on a lead?

Legally, dog owners are not required to use a lead on public paths as long as the dog is under control. It is an offence to allow a dog to chase sheep or livestock, so it is strongly advised that dogs are kept on a lead in any area where there are farm animals.

If you have any doubts about your dog's obedience, always use a lead.

Is it necessary to clean up after my dog on a dog friendly trail?

By law, anyone who allows their dog to foul on public land and does not clean up after them could be fined up to £1000. The Dogs (Fouling of Land) Act 1996 does not apply to land used for agriculture, woodlands, marshland, moor or heath, but Contours Walking Holidays strongly suggests that you clean up after your dog at all times .

If you have any further questions or queries, please feel free to contact us and we will be happy to advise you.

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Gara Rock, Salcombe, Devon

Canine guests are welcome in the restaurant at Gara Rock

Set "atop a high, jagged peninsula" just outside Salcombe, Gara Rock has an "undeniably Soho Farmhouse vibe", said Condé Nast Traveller . Most rooms are dog-friendly – including some suites – as well as the lounge and the restaurant. Along the South West Coast Path , there are "wide expanses of beaches for splashing about in with abandon", although "the dogs may find the temperatures a little less daunting than the humans", said Good Housekeeping . In need of sustenance? Head for "the 'Garavan', on hand to dispense coffees, drinks and snacks for owners, with water bowls and pet-friendly treats available too". 

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St Michaels Resort, Falmouth, Cornwall

The beach is 'right on the hotel's doorstep' at St Michaels Resort

St Michaels Resort is one of Cornwall's "most affordable and easy going hotels", said The Telegraph . Swanpool Beach and the town centre are a 15-minute walk away, while the coastal path and Gyllyngvase Beach are "right on the hotel's doorstep". A handful of the resort's rooms and beach residences are suitable for pets. The location makes for "easy early-morning and sunset walks on the sand", said The Observer , and "dogs are welcomed with pet beds, towels, treats and a doggie guide to local attractions".

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Fowey Hall, Fowey, Cornwall

Home from home at Fowey Hall

"This laidback yet luxurious" dog-friendly hotel blends "contemporary chic with coastal charm", said Good Housekeeping. You'll find everything your pet could want, including a blanket and bowls as well as a "personalised little gift bag containing dog treats, dog tennis balls, and poop bags". Reopened after extensive renovations in 2021, it "manages to intertwine grandeur and elegance with an achingly cool zeitgeisty atmosphere", said Condé Nast Traveller, featuring "opulent bedrooms" and "intimate alcoves tucked beside roaring fires". Outside, the hotel grounds and nearby dog-friendly beaches are "bound to ensure that four-legged residents sleep deeply come evening".

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The Fife Arms, Braemar, Highlands

Four-legged friends find a warm welcome at the Fife Arms

Run by Iwan and Manuela Wirth – "arguably the most influential contemporary art dealers in the world", said Condé Nast Traveller – this former hunting lodge near Balmoral Castle in Scotland is their first hotel venture. Dog-friendly rooms are on the first floor, "furnished with food and water bowls, a special Fife Arms dog bed, a welcome package of treats and a turndown gift". The setting is "a playground for dogs", said The Telegraph, and "four-legged friends are welcome in The Flying Stag", a "jolly and noisy" bar serving "gently upgraded pub favourites like buckeye rarebit or Highland beef and bone marrow burger". 

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The Retreat at Elcot Park, Berkshire

Explore the expansive grounds at The Retreat at Elcot Park

This "Regency pile" is "affordable, fun and unstuffy", said The Times . It's situated close to Newbury, with "expansive grounds for pets to roam" and nearby walking trails, said Good Housekeeping. Dog-friendly rooms come with a welcome pack and have "access directly onto the grounds", said Condé Nast Traveller, and the Atlas Room and the Orangery restaurants "permit your pet to dine alongside you". For owners, there's a spa and outdoor pool to enjoy too. 

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Grove of Narberth, Narberth, Pembrokeshire

Enjoy a well-earned rest at Grove of Narberth

Grove of Narberth is set among the "undulating greenery of Pembrokeshire" with, "in the distance, the Preseli mountains", said Condé Nast Traveller. This is "Pembrokeshire's smartest country house hotel", said The Telegraph, in a "thoroughly rural and peaceful spot near the pretty little town of Narberth". Its "pet-friendly amenities include towels, blankets, treats and a special menu". Dogs are welcome in six rooms, which all have gardens, a terrace or access to open spaces. 

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Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire, Winchfield, Hampshire

A 'special doggy afternoon tea' is served at the Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire

"This Georgian manor house and estate is a Hampshire hidden gem," said The Telegraph, and it's ideal for dogs, with "500 acres of beautiful surrounding countryside to frolic around in". Dogs are given "beds, bowls, treats, spring water and even grooming products", and the "doormen are ready to dispense bags for walkies or arrange dog sitting", said Country Living . Pets are welcome everywhere except the Wild Carrot restaurant, but "that shouldn't be a problem" as the room-service menu has a "dedicated pet section" and the library bar serves a "special doggy afternoon tea". 

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The Fish Hotel, Broadway, Worcestershire

Wash the mud off at The Fish Hotel

This "back-to-nature bolthole sprawls across a 400-acre estate in the Cotswolds", said Condé Nast Traveller. It has a "cluster of quirky country houses, shepherd's huts and treehouses" that feel "romantic, cosy and Scandi-cool" in equal parts. "Tails will be wagging at the idea of so much space on the doorstep", said Good Housekeeping. Every dog receives "its own cosy dog bed in the room, two dog bowls, doggie treats and a dog towel", and there are other canine comforts including "a dog bathtub and shampoo for post-walk washing, a dog agility course, a boot room with spare tennis balls and dog walking maps, and doggy afternoon teas at The Lounge", said The Telegraph. 

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The Mitre Hotel, East Molesey, Surrey

A family room at The Mitre Hotel

"Once a 'hostel' for Hampton Court Palace guests", said The Telegraph, this is now a "characterful boutique hotel filled with wonderful antiques, stylishly designed rooms, hand-painted de Gournay wallpaper and the odd nod to King Henry VIII himself". Across the Thames from Hampton Court Palace, The Mitre has "canine-friendly rooms on the ground floor" with "access to an outdoor terrace", said Condé Nast Traveller, and a welcome pack (bed, bowl, poop bags and treats) on arrival. Dogs can accompany owners to the Coppernose restaurant, "set in a rotunda with Thames views", and there's also a "sizeable river terrace and Orangery space". You'll find "good walks along the footpath past the palace", or next door in Bushy Park, although "be mindful of the deer during rutting season".

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• 2-hour tour $87:  10 Must-See Moscow Metro stations with hotel pick-up and drop-off
• 3-hour tour $137:  20 Must-See Moscow Metro stations with Russian lunch in beautifully-decorated Metro Diner + hotel pick-up and drop off. 
• Metro pass is included in the price of both tours.

Highlight of Metro Tour

• Visit 10 must-see stations of Moscow metro on 2-hr tour and 20 Metro stations on 3-hr tour, including grand Komsomolskaya station with its distinctive Baroque décor, aristocratic Mayakovskaya station with Soviet mosaics, legendary Revolution Square station with 72 bronze sculptures and more!
• Explore Museum of Moscow Metro and learn a ton of technical and historical facts;
• Listen to the secrets about the Metro-2, a secret line supposedly used by the government and KGB;
• Experience a selection of most striking features of Moscow Metro hidden from most tourists and even locals;
• Discover the underground treasure of Russian Soviet past – from mosaics to bronzes, paintings, marble arches, stained glass and even paleontological elements;
• Learn fun stories and myths about Coffee Ring, Zodiac signs of Moscow Metro and more;
• Admire Soviet-era architecture of pre- and post- World War II perious;
• Enjoy panoramic views of Sparrow Hills from Luzhniki Metro Bridge – MetroMost, the only station of Moscow Metro located over water and the highest station above ground level;
• If lucky, catch a unique «Aquarelle Train» – a wheeled picture gallery, brightly painted with images of peony, chrysanthemums, daisies, sunflowers and each car unit is unique;
• Become an expert at navigating the legendary Moscow Metro system;
• Have fun time with a very friendly local;
• + Atmospheric Metro lunch in Moscow’s the only Metro Diner (included in a 3-hr tour)

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Metro stations:.

Komsomolskaya

Novoslobodskaya

Prospekt Mira

Belorusskaya

Mayakovskaya

Novokuznetskaya

Revolution Square

Sparrow Hills

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Victory Park

Slavic Boulevard

Vystavochnaya

Dostoevskaya

Elektrozavodskaya

Partizanskaya

Museum of Moscow Metro

• Drop-off  at your hotel, Novodevichy Convent, Sparrow Hills or any place you wish
• + Russian lunch  in Metro Diner with artistic metro-style interior for 3-hour tour

Fun facts from our Moscow Metro Tours:

From the very first days of its existence, the Moscow Metro was the object of civil defense, used as a bomb shelter, and designed as a defense for a possible attack on the Soviet Union.

At a depth of 50 to 120 meters lies the second, the coded system of Metro-2 of Moscow subway, which is equipped with everything you need, from food storage to the nuclear button.

According to some sources, the total length of Metro-2 reaches over 150 kilometers.

The Museum was opened on Sportivnaya metro station on November 6, 1967. It features the most interesting models of trains and stations.

Coffee Ring

The first scheme of Moscow Metro looked like a bunch of separate lines. Listen to a myth about Joseph Stalin and the main brown line of Moscow Metro.

Zodiac Metro

According to some astrologers, each of the 12 stops of the Moscow Ring Line corresponds to a particular sign of the zodiac and divides the city into astrological sector.

Astrologers believe that being in a particular zadiac sector of Moscow for a long time, you attract certain energy and events into your life.

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Red marble walls of some of the Metro stations hide in themselves petrified inhabitants of ancient seas. Try and find some!

• Every day each car in  Moscow metro passes  more than 600 km, which is the distance from Moscow to St. Petersburg.
• Moscow subway system is the  5th in the intensity  of use (after the subways of Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul and Shanghai).
• The interval in the movement of trains in rush hour is  90 seconds .

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The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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How can I find the cheapest train tickets to get from Moscow to Elektrostal?

Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. You can find train tickets for prices as low as , but it may require some flexibility with your travel plans. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets. Unfortunately, no price was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find price results. Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets.

How long does it take to get from Moscow to Elektrostal by train?

The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

How many journeys from Moscow to Elektrostal are there every day?

On average, there are 71 daily departures from Moscow to Elektrostal. However, there may be more or less on different days. Providers' timetables can change on certain days of the week or public holidays, and many also vary at particular times of year. Some providers change their schedules during the summer season, for example. At very busy times, there may be up to departures each day. The providers that travel along this route include , and each operates according to their own specific schedules. As a traveler, you may prefer a direct journey, or you may not mind making changes and connections. If you have heavy suitcases, a direct journey could be best; otherwise, you might be able to save money and enjoy more flexibility by making a change along the way. Every day, there are an average of 18 departures from Moscow which travel directly to Elektrostal. There are 53 journeys with one change or more. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.

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If you're looking for the best deal for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal, booking train tickets in advance is a great way to save money, but keep in mind that advance tickets are usually not available until 3 months before your travel date.

Stay flexible with your travel time and explore off-peak journeys

Planning your trips around off-peak travel times not only means that you'll be able to avoid the crowds, but can also end up saving you money. Being flexible with your schedule and considering alternative routes or times will significantly impact the amount of money you spend on getting from Moscow to Elektrostal.

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Checking on the latest deals can help save a lot of money, making it worth taking the time to browse and compare prices. So make sure you get the best deal on your ticket and take advantage of special fares for children, youth and seniors as well as discounts for groups.

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If you're planning a trip with some flexible time, why not opt for the scenic route? Taking slower trains or connecting trains that make more stops may save you money on your ticket – definitely worth considering if it fits in your schedule.

Best time to book cheap train tickets from Moscow to Elektrostal

The cheapest Moscow - Elektrostal train tickets can be found for as low as $35.01 if you’re lucky, or $54.00 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as $77.49.

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When travelling to Elektrostal by train, if you want to avoid crowds you can check how frequently our customers are travelling in the next 30-days using the graph below. On average, the peak hours to travel are between 6:30am and 9am in the morning, or between 4pm and 7pm in the evening. Please keep this in mind when travelling to your point of departure as you may need some extra time to arrive, particularly in big cities!

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