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Dog Friendly Walks
Don’t let those daily walks slip. The morning dog walk is a great way to explore your new surroundings, and the afternoon or evening walk offers the chance to walk off the delicious food and drink you won’t be able to help but consume when you visit us.
Of course your dog will relish a new place full of new interesting smells and sights to explore, as well as the new dog friends they can make.
Our Dog Friendly Walks
Our growing list of dog friendly walks contains walks that may have styles, but we have walked these routes and found any stiles can be crossed unaided by an able Labrador or Collie sized dog without the need to jump or leap.
Small dogs may need lifting over some styles/features, and dogs with mobility problems may also need assistance.
Look after your best friend.
You can’t always be sure of water on a walk so when you’re packing your water for a walk pack some extra. Take either a small or expandable bowl that, you can fill from streams or your own water bottle. A water bottle that is labelled for the dog means you can fill the bottle at suitable streams and rivers to give to your dog later.
Training is not only a way to ensure you have control over your dog, but it’s also the key part of your relationship, and a great way of keeping a constant line of communication between you and your dog, and keeping their attention.
Take some treats so you can combine your walk with periodic training, even if your dog is trained keeping on top of various commands in a fun environment helps keep their enthusiasm and interest for when you need those commands more practically or urgently.
Please Note: These walks do not guarantee somewhere to let your dog off the lead. This should always be judged on your surroundings, and only in the complete absence of any and all livestock and under good verbal control. You should also avoid letting your dog off the lead between April and Jun when ground nesting birds are breeding in undergrowth and moorland.
If in doubt, please keep your dog on the lead for the protection of you, your dog and farm animals and wildlife.
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The Yorkes of Bewerley
Type
Walking Route
Pateley Bridge
Take a tour around Pateley Bridge and see some of the fabulous historic houses and gardens.
Nearest town: Pateley Bridge. Length: 3.75 miles (6km) or 4.75 miles (7.5km). Time (approx): 2-3 hours. Difficulty: moderate
Pateley Bridge has long been a focal point for visitors to…
Victorian Gardens of Pateley Bridge
Type
Walking Route
Pateley Bridge
Take a tour around Pateley Bridge and see some of the fabulous historic houses and gardens.
Nearest town: Pateley Bridge. Length: 3.75 miles (6km) or 4.75 miles (7.5km). Time (approx): 2-3 hours. Difficulty: moderate
Pateley Bridge has long been a focal point for visitors to…
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Boroughbridge Town Trail
Type
Walking Route
Boroughbridge
An easy stroll through the centre of old Boroughbridge and out to the town’s boundaries takes you on a journey which includes a touch of history, a battle site, the works of a blind road-maker and some mysterious ancient stone monuments.
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Ripon & Fountains Abbey Walk
Type
Walking Route
Ripon
This walk allows visitors to reach Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal Water Garden and Studley Royal Deer Park via footpaths, roadways, bridleways from the centre of historic Ripon. It includes the popular Valleu of the Seven Birdges.
Allow more time than recommended if you would like to enter the…
The Seven Bridges Valley walk
Type
Walking Route
Ripon
The Seven Bridges Valley walk is something to truly experience!
Take this circular walk to see a more rustic and beautiful side of the estate.
Starting at the Lake outfall, this walk follows the meandering Skell river along the steep-sided valley via a series of delightful arched bridges, of…
Bewerley Tree Trail
Type
Walking Route
Pateley Bridge
This short walk takes in the delightful village of Bewerley, and through fishpond wood, along side the lake. The route offers beautiful views throughout the seasons, from bluebells to the rich colours of autumn.
Nearest village: Bewerley. Length: 1.25 miles (2km). Time (approx): 1 hour. …
Fewston Reservoir - Walking Routes
Type
Walking Route
Harrogate
In the middle of the Washburn Valley in the south of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Fewston Reservoir offers a number of relaxing paths along the side of the water and through the woods.
The walks vary from 1/4 mile to 6 miles in length.
Some of the walks are shared with the…
Swinsty Reservoir Walking Routes
Type
Walking Route
Harrogate
Swinsty Reservoir, managed by Yorkshire Water sits in the Washburn Valley on the southern side of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Sitting just below Fewston Reservoir and sharing parking and facilities Swinsty offers walking routes for able and disabled visitors to explore the…
Scar House Cycle Route
Type
Walking Route
Pateley Bridge
Scar House Walking & Cycle Routes are a permissive bridleway loop around Yorkshire Water’s Scar House Reservoir which comes to 4 miles and crosses both dams at the top of the valley.
For walkers it can be extended with a further loop of rough yomping around Angram Reservoir to the remote top of…
Nidderdale Greenway
Type
Cycle Route
Harrogate
The former railway line is also known as the Nidderdale Greenway.
As well as developing the traffic-free path, this route development included bringing back into use the Grade 2 listed, seven-arch Nidd Gorge Viaduct and providing new safe crossings of the A61 near Ripley.
The Greenway also links…
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