Treat yourself and your four-legged friend to a forest visit and explore the woodlands on Blidworth's short dog loop.

This trail can be accessed from the Longdale Lane car park and is a waymarked trail specifically for dog walkers.

Please clear up any mess made by your dog and follow the Forest Dog Code.

Can you and your dog tunnel, weave and balance your way along this fun trail?  

This unsurfaced trail is a short loop for dog walkers starting in the car park.

Try your dog’s ability at activities such as fetching, weaving and jumping. This exciting challenge is a great way to keep you and your dog fit and healthy with lots of fun!

With walking trails, cycling, outdoor play and picnic spots, West Walk is the ideal family day out. At 350 hectares, it is the largest remaining fragment of the ancient Forest of Bere. 

Set amongst the tall pine trees, our play area is great for keeping your children entertained. Including a balance beam and all-ability swing, swinging hoops, rotating climbing chimney and for the little ones, a giant sand pit and wooden playhouses.

Comprising of mainly coniferous trees, Moreton Forest is located to the west of Poole.

Explore the varied scenery on the interesting public trails that run through Moreton Forest.

We advise visitors, particularly dog walkers, to keep their dogs under close control at all times and keep a safe distance from the livestock that graze here.

A private, non-profit membership organisation who work closely with Forestry England to allow access to Forestry England land by sled dog teams.

Please contact Cannock Chase Sled Dog Group for further information and permits.

Walking is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes.

Lydford Forest has a variety of open paths and trails for you to explore.

Walking is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes.

There are a range of paths starting from Moor Lane Car Park into Silton Forest. The Cleveland Way runs along the eastern side of the forest if you want to extend your walk.  

Walking is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes. Surfaced paths and bridges take you around the ponds, there are no waymarked trails but the wider forest can be accessed via forest paths.

Dogs are allowed in the Forest of Dean, however please obey the signs where you see them, they are for the safety of your dog and the local wildlife. 

Walking trails are suitable for all ages and abilities and some are pushchair and buggy friendly. You don’t even need a map. Follow the wooden posts with the coloured marker bands and take in the stunning views along the way.

Walking is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes. 

Whiteley Pastures has a range of gravel paths for you to explore the woods. Please stick to these tracks and act responsibly when you visit to help us protect the rare wildlife of the area. If you are walking your dog, please keep your dogs on the lead and read our forest dog code. 

With way marked trails for woodland walks, children’s play areas, Go Ape, orienteering trails and even a dog activity trail, you will not be stuck for something to do at Cannock Chase Forest, located north of Birmingham in the West Midlands.

Walking is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some beautiful landscapes. There are no waymarked trails in Cann so you can create your own adventure along the forest roads.

Dog walkers are welcome in Cann Woods. Please be considerate of other forest visitors and always clear up after your dog. Check out our doggy guidance.

Walking at Slaley Forest is the perfect way to get outdoors and explore some of the Pennines most beautiful landscapes.

Explore the forest on its forest paths that run from the car layby into the woodland. 

This classic cross-country MTB trail was first launched in 2005. The trail surface is very variable: expect loose stone, roots and mud. There are a lot more climbs compared to Perry’s Trail, including one big incline.

Warksburn picnic area is situated on the banks of its namesake (which is reputed to contain gold deposits!) Two waymarked forest walks start and finish at the picnic area. Points of interest around the walks include the Black Dyke, a pre-Roman earthwork and a profusion of water/wetland/forest plants and flowers.

Walking is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes, including some of Haldon Forest's special lowland heath. 

Explore the woodland on a range of grassy and gravel paths at Harcombe. Please keep to the tracks and keep dogs out of the undergrowth to help protect our ground nesting birds and other wildlife.

Wyre Forest is the largest woodland National Nature Reserve in the country and can be found to the west of Birmingham.

Explore the arboretum to find the unusual Whitty Pear and don't forget to refuel in our on-site cafe. Our Go Ape course will keep the kids (and adults!) entertained and we've even got a dog wash on-site to keep your pooch pampered.

Walking at Hay Wood is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes.

Hay Wood has a range of public paths that are ideal for walking, jogging and dog walks.

Please note: The trails in this forest are not waymarked so we recommend using an OS map.

On this surfaced trail you will pass by young woodlands, a Treehouse Play Area and Henhurst Lake. Dogs must be kept on a lead in some parts. 

Walking at Harling Woods is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes.

Harling Woods has a range of public paths that are ideal for walking, jogging and dog walks.

Join our experienced and knowledgeable volunteers as they guide you through the Old Arboretum. Together you'll explore the best seasonal features of the Old Arboretum - and as the arboretum never stands still, no two walks are the same - perhaps you'll discover a hidden gem or your new favourite spot!

Walks occur daily at 11:00am & 2:00pm and are free after admission. 

Please note that dogs are not permitted on guided walks (except assistance dogs).

Popular with local dog walkers, come and explore Laneskin Wood, perfect for a peaceful woodland walk. 

Wander the open paths and trails that run through the wood. 

Take the path less travelled and delve a little deeper into our captivating trees with our discovery walks. Every 1st & 3rd Sat of the month - 10:30am

Please note that dogs are not permitted on guided walks (except assistance dogs).                                        

Saturday 04 May

Rhododendrons

Learn more about the origin of this plant while being treated to the wonderful display of Rhododendrons.

Whinlatter is home to stunning views, fantastic walks, exhilarating mountain biking, rare wildlife and adventure play.

Set within the Lake District, a World Heritage Site, Whinlatter has unrivalled views across Bassenthwaite Lake, Derwentwater and Keswick. It is also home to the longest purpose-built mountain bike trails in the Lake District. 

Walking at Roughtor is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes. Roughtor and the surrounding landscape are one of the best local places to see the mesmerising sight of a starling murmuration.

Roughtor is surrounded by wildlife and livestock. Please keep dogs close by and in sight at all times. Use a lead if they don't always come back when called.

Jeskyns is home to 360 acres of newly planted woodlands, meadows and orchards. With a good network of surfaced walking trails, children's play areas, café and even a dog activity trail, there is something for everyone to explore at any time of the year.

You can visit a Fairy and Elf Village, introduce the family to the Gruffalo and his friends, say hello to our cows, take the dog for a paddle or just sit and watch the world go by under wide skies full of singing skylarks.

Get away from the crowds on this tranquil walk through the Spurlswood Valley. Wood ants and waterfalls are among the highlights on this walk.

Walking in the forest is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of Wiltshire's most beautiful landscapes.

There are a variety of surfaced and non-surfaced paths and tracks within the forest. Make sure to keep your eyes peeled for some of the forest's ancient trees, you don't know what you might stumble upon.

Walkers are welcome in the cattle grazing enclosures. Please close the gates behind you.

Walking is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes.

Stroll around the man-made gunpowder mill pond and see what wildlife you can spot or take a walk through the beautiful woodland. 

Walking in Chargot Wood is the perfect way to get some fresh air and explore some of the area's most beautiful landscapes.

Meander through the forest to find evidence of the area's mining heritage.