Dog Friendly Walks in North East Wales
This attractive and cleverly structured guidebook gives dog walkers access to 20 of the finest walks in the region of the North East of Wales. With clear information, an introduction for each walk, and simple, easy-to-read maps, this beautiful book will appeal to all who want to venture out into the countryside with their dogs. The walks in the book are for all levels of fitness and abilities – from short walks along the beach to the more challenging hill walks. Having no stiles and access issues checked out ensures a hassle free walk for both dog and owner. Both authors are experienced walkers, qualified in mountain leadership and countryside management. This is the first book in a series of Countryside Dog Walking books currently being developed throughout the UK. Updated in 2015.
Paperback: 91 pages
Product Dimensions: 21 x 2.1 x 13.7 cm
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Each walk is individually graded and mapped out nice and simply. The routes are set with three or four main points to look out for. We have designed our guide to inspire you to go out there and enjoy the beauty of the countryside with your dog/s. Whether you like a peaceful walk on your own, sharing with a friend or two, or going out as a family - this book is for you.
Easy Maps and Graded Walks
The Dog Friendly Pub Walks in Cotswolds book has easy to follow maps throughout. The walks are graded as well. If you fancy as smaller walk it's catered for. Or if you prefer more of a challenge there are several walks that will give you a good day out. Something for everyone. If you are relatively new to walking in the countryside this guide gives a helping hand. If you venture to all the walks in this book, we believe you (and your four-legged companions) will have seen some of the most stunning places in the Cotswolds region.
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The Dog Friendly Pub Walks in the Lake District book covers the best dog walks the region has to offer. The walks include lakeside walks, forest walks, country parks and walks in the open countryside. Something for everyone. A variety of locations and environments means you can plan a quick one hour walk or a beautiful full day of walkingPacked Full of Inspiration
Each walk is individually graded and mapped out nice and simply. The routes are set with three or four main points to look out for. We have designed our guide to inspire you to go out there and enjoy the beauty of the countryside with your dog/s. Whether you like a peaceful walk on your own, sharing with a friend or two, or going out as a family - this book is for you.Easy Maps and Graded Walks The Dog Friendly Pub Walks in the Lake District book has easy to follow maps throughout. The walks are graded as well. If you fancy a smaller walk it's catered for. Or if you prefer more of a challenge there are several walks that will give you a good day out. Something for everyone. If you are relatively new to walking in the countryside this guide gives a helping hand. If you venture to all the walks in this book, we believe you (and your four-legged companions) will have seen some of the most stunning places in the Lake District region. |
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The walks included in this book are all designed so that you and your wet-nosed friend have a really enjoyable time. Where there are stiles, they are specially designed with lift gates for dogs. At a quick glance, there is information at the beginning of each walk to tell you what to expect and what you may need to take with you. The descriptive guides will also warn of any roads ahead or areas of livestock so that you can get your dog on the lead well in advance.
Dogs just love to explore new places. They really enjoy the new smells and carry themselves a little higher with the added excitement. Going to new places gets you and your dog out and about, meeting new people and their dogs. It is important to socialise dogs, as they will be more likely to act in a friendly manner towards other dogs as they gain confidence. The stunning pictures in this book are just a taster of what you can see along the way. Many of the walks have fantastic views and scenery. Some of the walks are wooded, offering shade on those hot summer days. The walks are graded Easy, Medium and Challenging. They are all around one to three hours long, depending on your and your dog’s pace. You may start with the easy ones and work up to the challenging walks depending on your and your dog’s fitness. Different dog breeds and dog age must be taken into account when you decide which walks to do. Different breeds of dog have different levels of fitness. For example, bulldogs can only do short walks whereas a border collie or a springer spaniel are extremely energetic and difficult to tire out. It is recommended that you do some research on the breed of dog that you own to get to know what sort of exercise that they require.
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