The colder months can provide some lovely, crisp weather that is perfect for you and your dog to enjoy together. There are many exciting places to visit in The Lake District and Northumbria that are dog friendly. Read on to be inspired with getaway ideas with your four-legged companion this autumn.
The Lake District, Cumbria
Wordsworth House countryside walk - 8 miles
Walla Crag to Ashness Bridge walk - 4.5 miles
Alcock Tarn walk - 3.7 miles
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Northumberland
Housteads to SteelRigg Circular Walk - 8 miles
Sycamore Gap - 5.2 miles
Tarn Hows Circular Walk - 2 miles
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Your dog is a member of your family and, naturally, you want them to be included when you go out for the day or on holiday. Luckily, they can go with you, and below are some of the dog-friendly attractions nearby.
The Lake District, Cumbria
Northumberland
After a long walk or trip away to an attraction, there is nothing better than having a nice meal in a cosy pub afterward. The following places will let you and your dog have a well-earned rest in a dog-friendly atmosphere.
Cumbria
Black Bull Inn - Coniston
The Drunken Duck - Ambleside
Royal Oak - Keswick
Northumberland
The Ship Inn - Low Newton by the Sea
Crown & Anchor - Lindisfarne
Milecastle Inn - Haltwhistle
There seem to be many more venues that accommodate pets than in previous years. However, it is always worth checking your dog is welcome before making a booking. The National Trust website lists dog-friendly accommodation across the UK, including places to stay in the Lake District and North East of England.
If you're looking for a dog-friendly campsite in Northumberland then Herding Hill Farm is one our favourites. A camping and glamping site located just 1 mile from the famous Hadrian's Wall. You can stay in your caravan or motorhome, pitch a tent, or enjoy luxurious camping in a wigwam cabin. It is one of only a few 5-star rated dog-friendly campsites in the UK and a great base to explore attractions and walks nearby.
For more information visit the Herding Hill Farm website.
With the ever-changing Covid rules coming into force, it is best to check whether the place you intend to visit is open before you make a booking.