Are you looking for some new inspiring dog walks in Cheshire? Well – don’t fear! We’ve curated a short guide to our top 5 dog-friendly walks in Cheshire, designed to give our guests at The Hollies Retreats the best walks to keep their furry friend’s tail wagging!
Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Cheshire, The Hollies Forest Lodges offer the ultimate escape for those taking their furry friend on a well-deserved break. Our Douglas and Nordmann Fir lodges are dog-friendly, meaning you don’t have to leave your four-legged friends at home. The proximity to stunning walking trails adds an extra layer of charm to this idyllic retreat, so there are plenty of picture-perfect dog-friendly walks right from your door. In this post, we’ll explore some of the best dog-friendly walks near The Hollies Forest Lodges, ensuring both you and your furry friend can make the most of your stay, and take advantage of the wonderful dog-friendly walks Cheshire has to offer.
Delamere Forest
Just a stone’s throw away from our lodges lies the enchanting Delamere Forest. This vast woodland area provides a haven for dog walkers, with numerous trails suitable for all fitness levels. The Old Pale and Whitefield trails are particularly popular, offering a mix of shaded paths and open spaces for your canine companion to explore freely. Featured recently in Netflix’s Fool Me Once, Delamere Forest is sure to spark inspiration, and keep you and your furry friend entertained!
The Sandstone Trail
For those looking to combine breath-taking views with a good dose of exercise, The Sandstone Trail is a must-visit. This long-distance path passes through Little Budworth, offering a variety of terrains from wooded areas to open fields. Keep your camera handy as you traverse The Sandstone Trail, capturing memories of your four-legged friend against the backdrop of Cheshire’s rolling hills.
Little Budworth Country Park
A short walk from The Hollies Forest Lodges, is Little Budworth Country Park, a hidden gem for dog owners. The park features well-maintained paths, making it easy to navigate with your furry friend. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around the lake or venture into the woodlands, providing your dog with ample opportunities to sniff, run, and play.
Beeston Castle and Woodland Park
Combine history with outdoor adventure at Beeston Castle and Woodland Park. The castle ruins atop a rocky hill offer panoramic views of the Cheshire Plains, while the surrounding woodlands provide a delightful playground for dogs and a wonderfully scenic dog walk. Explore the trails around the castle, and don’t forget to bring a picnic to enjoy in the designated areas.
Willington Woods
Located a short drive away, Willington Woods is a fantastic destination for dogs who love to roam off-lead. With its large open spaces and interconnected pathways, this woodland area provides a safe and enjoyable dog-friendly walk for both you and your canine companion. The natural beauty of Willington Woods makes it a favourite among locals and visitors alike.
Why The Hollies Forest Lodges?
The Hollies Forest Lodges in Little Budworth, Cheshire, offer not only a luxurious hot tub holiday for you and your family, but also a haven for our four-legged friends. With the choice of staying in the Douglas or Nordmann Fir, there is a cosy lodge to suit any occasion. These lodges include a beautiful outside terrace, with a hot tub that will be ready no matter the weather, constantly maintained to the optimum temperature for an indulgent dip. For the warmer days of the year there are outdoor tables and chairs, as well as a ceramic egg style BBQ. Meaning you can host a wonderful family feast outside with your four-legged friend.
From the enchanting Delamere Forest to the historical charm of Beeston Castle and Woodland Park, the dog-friendly walks surrounding this idyllic location are sure to create lasting memories for you and your canine companion. So, leash up, lace your hiking boots, and embark on a tail-wagging adventure in the heart of Cheshire’s natural beauty with these 5 delightful dog-friendly walks.
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