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Dog Friendly Dartmoor HolidaysDartmoor has a long history with dogs, as they have worked the moor for generations. These days, dogs are still welcome in the National Park and are urged to enjoy exploring its rolling woodlands, swooping hills and dramatic scenery. Owners staying in pet friendly Dartmoor holiday cottages should check the relevant code that should be followed to ensure the safe visit of their dog and the park’s wildlife, setting the scene for a fantastic treat for your favourite pet! |
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Dog Friendly Dartmoor PubsMany of Dartmoor’s pubs and restaurants are dog friendly, so it’s always worth asking if you pass one and are unsure. The Trout and Tipple in Tavistock welcomes dogs and offers fine pub food and real ale. It is also family-friendly. This country pub is perfect for a break during a day exploring Dartmoor, or after a family walk. Welcome Stranger in Bovey Tracey is also a dog-friendly Dartmoor pub and restaurant. Welcome Stranger prides itself on its selection of food, with an emphasis on Dutch specialties. The Abbey Inn in Buckfast is perched on the River Dart and is a dog-friendly choice for a drink or break as you explore the National Park.
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Dog Friendly Dartmoor WalksAs dogs are welcome on most parts of Dartmoor, finding a walk during your dog friendly Dartmoor holiday is more a question of choosing the best one for you to enjoy together, and making sure that it is the correct level for your party and your pet. To experience some of Dartmoor’s most striking views, the 3 mile walk from Fingle Bridge to Castle Drogo includes some dazzling vantage points. This walk follows the Teign as it tumbles through a wooded valley and on to Teignmouth. A circular walk, it trails the river upstream to Drewe’s Weir, along the side of the deer park and over the footbridge.
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Dog Friendly Dartmoor AttractionsDog friendly Dartmoor holidays are a great way to combine a fun walk for your dog with a visit to one of the area’s attractions. Becky Falls Woodland Park allows dogs, although they must be kept on a lead. With four woodland trails to choose from and a spectacular rural setting, this attraction is more than suitable to enjoy with your dog. Choose the best level of walk for you and your dog to ensure that there are no difficulties along the way. Canonteign Falls is England’s oldest waterfall, and the site also welcome dogs on leads. With a majestic setting and three walks available, this is a perfect opportunity to visit an unforgettable sight during your dog friendly holiday on Dartmoor.
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