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Big skies and happy zoomies. Parks, gardens, farms and attractions that roll out the welcome mat for four paws.

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Days OutBalmoral EstateCrathie, Ballater, Aberdeen & Royal DeesideDogs welcome on lead in grounds and gardensDays OutCrathes Castle GroundsBanchory, Aberdeen & Royal DeesideDogs welcome on lead in grounds, not castleDays OutDunnottar CastleStonehaven, Aberdeen & Royal DeesideDogs welcome on lead in grounds; steep steps unsuitable for someDays OutDuthie ParkAberdeen, Aberdeen & Royal DeesideDogs welcome on lead; assistance dogs only in Winter GardensDays OutStonehaven Open Air PoolStonehaven, Aberdeen & Royal DeesideCheck pool policy; town very dog-friendlyDays OutAberystwyth CastleCastle headland (South Beach end), AberystwythDogs allowed on leads throughout groundsDays OutAberystwyth Cliff Railway & Camera ObscuraConstitution Hill (north end of prom), AberystwythDogs travel free and welcome on trains and across the summit siteDays OutBwlch Nant yr Arian Forest Visitor Centre9 miles east on A44, AberystwythDogs on leads welcome on trails; leads required 2-4pm near red-kite feedingDays OutDevil's Bridge FallsDevil's Bridge (Pontarfynach), AberystwythDogs allowed on lead; narrow turnstile and steep steps may be hard for large or short-legged dogsDays OutNational Library of WalesPenglais Hill, AberystwythDogs welcome on leads in the landscaped gardensDays OutNew Quay Boat TripsNew Quay harbour, AberystwythDogs welcome free of charge; small dogs on lap, larger dogs by arrangementDays OutVale of Rheidol RailwayAberystwyth to Devil's Bridge, AberystwythDogs welcome in all standard carriages; dog rover ticket GBP 3; not in First ClassDays OutAldeburgh Moot Hall and MuseumMarket Cross Place, AldeburghDogs can view the exterior; open-air town landmarkDays OutHouse in the CloudsUplands Road, Thorpeness, AldeburghDogs welcome to view exterior; landmark on the walkNorth Warren RSPB ReservePhoto © Jo-Ann Hemper via GoogleDays OutNorth Warren RSPB ReserveBetween Aldeburgh and Thorpeness, AldeburghDogs on leads or under very close control; ground-nesting birdsDays OutSnape MaltingsSnape, AldeburghDogs welcome around the site and quay; not inside shops but water bowls providedDays OutThe Scallop SculptureNorth beach, Crag Path, AldeburghDogs welcome; open-air seafront artworkDays OutThorpeness MeareThorpeness, AldeburghDogs welcome and allowed on the boats; beware inquisitive swansDays OutAln Valley RailwayAlnwick (Lionheart Station), Alnwick & WarkworthDogs on leads usually welcome on trains; must stay off seats, some compartments dog-freeDays OutBarter BooksAlnwick town centre, Alnwick & WarkworthDogs welcome throughout the shop except cafe seating; may sit with dogs in the waiting roomDays OutThe Alnwick GardenAlnwick (adjacent to castle), Alnwick & WarkworthWell-behaved dogs on leads on Dog Days (Thursdays and Sundays); walkway and The Bakery open to dogs dailyDays OutWarkworth Castle and HermitageWarkworth village, Alnwick & WarkworthDogs on leads allowed across the entire site including inside the ruined halls and courtyardsDays OutBridge HouseRydal Road (town centre), AmblesideDogs welcome outside this small landmarkDays OutStock Ghyll ForceStock Ghyll (short walk from town centre), AmblesideDogs welcome; keep on lead near the falls and viewing platforms
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