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North East Wales

Dog-friendly Wrexham & Llangollen

49 tail-wagging places to eat, drink, walk and explore with your dog in Wrexham & Llangollen.

Showing 8 of 8 places · Walks & Beaches
Alyn Waters Country ParkPhoto © Helen steele via GoogleWalks & BeachesAlyn Waters Country ParkGwersyllt and Llay, Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome under control, on leads in signposted areas; take care near the River Alyn as currents varyBonc yr Hafod Country ParkPhoto © K Rae via GoogleWalks & BeachesBonc yr Hafod Country ParkJohnstown, near Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome but must be kept under control at all timesWalks & BeachesCastell Dinas BranHilltop above Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs allowed but keep on leads for most of the route because of grazing sheepWalks & BeachesHorseshoe Falls & Llangollen Canal TowpathLlantysilio, west of Llangollen, Wrexham & LlangollenEasy stile-free towpath so ideal for dogs; keep on lead near livestock, and dogs can paddle at the falls when quietMoss Valley Country ParkPhoto © Carl Richards via GoogleWalks & BeachesMoss Valley Country ParkBetween Gwersyllt and Brynteg, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome under controlNant MillPhoto © Krzysztof Jarantewicz via GoogleWalks & BeachesNant MillCoedpoeth, near Wrexham, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome under control and on leads in signposted areasPanorama Walk & Offa's Dyke PathPhoto © Ruth Rocklin via GoogleWalks & BeachesPanorama Walk & Offa's Dyke PathAbove Llangollen towards World's End, Wrexham & LlangollenDog-friendly but expect stiles, steep rocky sections and sheep, so leads are essentialTy Mawr Country ParkPhoto © Tŷ Mawr Country Park via GoogleWalks & BeachesTy Mawr Country ParkCefn Mawr, Dee Valley, Wrexham & LlangollenDogs welcome but must be under control and on leads in signposted areas; poo bags sold at the visitor centre and fines enforced
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Dog-friendly Wrexham & Llangollen, 49 places · Where Can I Take My Dog?