The British Dog Gazetteer
Muddy walks, warm fires, dogs welcome.
Fireside pubs, dog-friendly cottages and walkers' inns across Britain, with the details that matter when you've got a dog in tow.
Pubs with Fires
Dog-friendly pubs with open fires or wood burners to dry off beside after a wet walk.
Dog-Friendly Cottages
Self-catering cottages and holiday lets that welcome dogs.
Trail Inns & Walks
Inns that sit on or near good dog walks, for a pint at the start or finish.
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South Downs
The South Downs is England's newest national park, a long ridge of chalk downland running from Winchester to Eastbourne. The South Downs Way follows it for 100 miles, and below the scarp sit flint villages with some of the oldest pubs in the south.
19 places8 towns3 walks
Lake District
The Lake District is England's largest national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site: fells, lakes and valleys with a walkers' inn at the bottom of almost every path.
46 places9 towns
Cotswolds
The Cotswolds is England's largest National Landscape (formerly an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty): rolling wolds, honey-stone villages and old coaching inns with flagstone floors and log fires.
32 places9 towns
New Forest
The New Forest is a national park of ancient woodland and open heath where ponies, cattle and donkeys roam free, and pubs and cottages sit right on the forest edge.
27 places8 towns
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