Yorkshire is a beautiful part of the world I should know I’ve lived here all my life), and it’s a great place to go on holiday or visit with your dog. We’ve put together this guide to help you find the best places in Yorkshire to visit with your dog.
How to get to Yorkshire
Yorkshire is well-connected with other parts of the country. You can travel by car, train or bus. If you’re flying into Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA), there are regular trains which take passengers directly into York city centre and Harrogate in less than 30 minutes.
There are also plenty of dog friendly hotels in Yorkshire where you can stay with your pooch if you’re not travelling with them and want to go out for dinner or drinks without leaving them at home alone all day long!
Places to Visit in Yorkshire
Herriot Country
Herriot Country is a great place to visit with your dog. The Yorkshire Dales is named after one of the most famous writers in history, James Herriot (known for his book All Creatures Great and Small). The area is known for its beautiful landscape and natural wildlife. There are many trails to explore as well as pubs and restaurants where you can stop for lunch or dinner.
Hutton-le-Hole
Hutton-le-Hole is a small village in the Yorkshire Dales. It has a history of mining and quarrying, but today it’s best known for its great walks for dogs. There are plenty of pubs and cafes to visit, too!
The Yorkshire Dales
The Yorkshire Dales is a great place to visit with your dog. It’s one of the most beautiful parts of Britain, and there are plenty of opportunities for walks through its stunning scenery.
If you’re looking for something challenging, try climbing Pen-y-ghent (the highest point in Ribblesdale), or tackle Whernside from Horton-in-Ribblesdale; both are popular trails with plenty of scope for exploration along the way.
If your four-legged friend isn’t quite up to these treks yet, don’t worry–there are plenty of shorter walks available too!
The North York Moors
The North York Moors National Park is a great place to visit with your dog. It offers plenty of opportunities for walking and exploring, as well as dog friendly pubs and accommodation.
The park is located in North Yorkshire, between Helmsley and Scarborough on the eastern side of the Pennines. There are many different walks available within this area including those along Rievaulx Abbey ruins or around Kilburn White Horse carved into a hillside above Kilburn Village (pictured).
There are also beaches near Pickering where you can go swimming with your four-legged friend if you dare!
The Yorkshire Coast
The Yorkshire coast is a dog friendly destination, and there are plenty of places to visit with your pup. You can take him for a walk along the beach, or stop at one of the many pubs along the way for lunch. If you’re staying in an apartment or cottage with your dog, there will likely be plenty of parks nearby where he can run around off-leash.
If he’s been cooped up inside all winter long without much exercise, taking him to seaside towns like Scarborough or Whitby is sure to provide some much-needed fun!
The Holme Valley and Pennine Way
The Holme Valley and Pennine Way is a great place to visit with your dog. It’s popular with walkers, cyclists and horse riders, who enjoy the area’s many pubs and cafes. The valley has lots of wildlife too – you might see deer or pheasants roaming around!
There are many places to stay in this beautiful part of Yorkshire; from small hotels with characterful rooms, to self-catering cottages that are perfect for families with dogs or groups of friends looking for somewhere affordable yet comfortable.
Pontefract Castle and Historic Park
If you’re looking for a place to visit with your dog in Yorkshire, look no further than Pontefract Castle and Historic Park. This historic site has plenty of activities for humans and dogs alike. You can explore the ruins of Pontefract Castle, which date back as far as 1071 AD; take a walk through their beautiful gardens; buy souvenirs or snacks at the gift shop, or even rent out one of their picnic shelters if you want some privacy while enjoying your day together!
The park also hosts special events throughout the year like “Houndstooth” (May), “Victorian Weekend” (August), Christmas Fair & Horse Drawn Sleigh Rides(December) so make sure to check their website before visiting if there’s something specific happening during your trip!
Yorkshire is a great place for dogs
Yorkshire is a great place for dogs. There are many dog friendly places to visit in Yorkshire, as well as dog friendly places to stay and eat. There are also plenty of shops where you can buy toys, treats and food for your pooch!
Conclusion
I hope this article has helped you to decide where to go with your dog in Yorkshire. I know there are so many great places that it can be hard to choose, but I’m sure that after reading this article you will have a clearer idea of where your next adventure might take you!
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