NORFOLK TAILS

Dog‑friendly Shouldham Warren offers pine forests, sandy paths and open heath perfect for off‑lead walks in West Norfolk. With routes from 1.5km to 10km, it’s ideal for gentle strolls or longer adventures. Free parking, easy terrain and well‑marked trails make it a favourite spot for dogs who love variety, zoomies zones and peaceful woodland exploring.

Enjoy a dog‑friendly circular walk from West Runton to Cromer along the Norfolk Coast Path, with clifftop views, a first glimpse of Cromer Pier from East Runton, Greek lunch on the beach, and a matcha‑and‑latte stop at North Sea Coffee. Finish with a beautiful low‑tide beach walk back to West Runton — a perfect North Norfolk coastal adventure.

Explore one of Norfolk’s most beautiful dog‑friendly walks around Castle Acre, taking in the Priory ruins, castle earthworks and peaceful riverside paths along the River Nar.

Discover one of North Norfolk’s loveliest walks as woodland calm meets big‑sky heathland at Holt Country Park and Holt Lowes. With peaceful trails, wildlife moments, family‑friendly facilities and plenty for dogs to enjoy, this gentle route blends shaded pines, open heath and quirky surprises like Neil the Snail. A beautiful mix of nature, space and quiet adventure.

Sandringham is one of our favourite dog‑friendly woodland walks, with peaceful trails, shaded paths and plenty of space for curious noses to explore. It’s an easy, relaxed route for all seasons, and this year the estate has added a few fun extras too — including a mini crazy golf course and bookable Forest School activities in the school holidays, making it a lovely day out for both dogs and families.

Wells‑next‑the‑Sea is a dog‑friendly dream with golden sands, rolling dunes and the shady Pinewoods trail perfect for warm‑day wanders. From beach huts and tidal pools to the cosy Beach Café and charming town, it’s a coastal adventure made for sandy paws, big skies and slow, soul‑filling walks.