Twelve miles of old railway line that starts on our doorstep. Flat, sheltered, and you can do as much or as little of it as the dog has in them.
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near Hooton.
The walks your dog actually gets while they are staying here, written up properly — where to park, what is open, and what to watch for. Useful whether or not you ever board with us.
Mature woodland on the edge of the Mersey, with the estuary opening up through the trees. Closest proper woodland walk to the house.
Read the full guide →Brotherton Park and Dibbinsdale
Woodslee Cottages, Spital Road, Bromborough
3.2 miles from us · CH62 2BJ
Fifty-four hectares of ancient woodland in a river valley — the best of the local walks for a dog that wants to put its nose down and work.
Read the full guide →Woodland and meadow either side of a brook, five minutes off junction 7 — the closest nature reserve to us on the Cheshire side of the boundary.
Read the full guide →Twenty-eight hectares of old landfill turned over to grassland and surfaced paths, with a short climb to a view over the Mersey to the Liverpool waterfront.
Read the full guide →The old sea front at Parkgate, with the whole Dee estuary open in front of it. Flat walking, enormous skies, and more birds than most dogs know what to do with.
Read the full guide →A shade under thirty-seven hectares of woodland, grass and water on the west side of the Wirral, with two surfaced waymarked trails straight from the car park and a cafe at the end of them. The longest trip of any walk we list.
Read the full guide →Opening times, parking charges and cafe seasons change. Everything here is sourced from the council or country park's own page and checked, but ring ahead if you are making a special trip.