Dog Friendly Walks in Cambridgeshire

A Fenland city walk combining the Great Ouse riverside with views of Ely Cathedral, the Ship of the Fens.

A Cambridge classic following the Cam through Grantchester Meadows, made famous by Rupert Brooke's poetry and Pink Floyd.

Two lakes and open woodland give a dog full off-lead access on most of this flat Huntingdon park walk, with a cafe for you at the end.

A dog can come off the lead and swim in the lakes across much of this flat Cambridge park circuit, with a dog friendly cafe for you.

A flat riverside loop along the Great Ouse from St Ives through the Hemingford villages and Houghton Mill, gentle and very dog friendly.

An extended loop of Wandlebury's Iron Age ringwork and surrounding woods and meadows, with a fenced off-lead dog run at the start.

A walk through Britain's oldest nature reserve on the last remaining fenland in East Anglia, flat, peaceful and rich in wildlife.

An RSPB Cambridgeshire lakeside walk with wetland restoration and good osprey sightings in season.

A dog on a lead gets woodland and fen edge scent here, on a chalk walk past a moated medieval manor site.

A chalk ridge walk on Cambridgeshire's highest ground, with a hillfort, ancient woodland and surprising views.

A dog on a lead can enjoy a long, flat fenland walk here, with wide skies and wintering swans and geese to watch for you.

A dog on a lead near the meadows can still enjoy this restored flower meadow reserve, reaching a mill pool for a paddle for them.

An extended fenland circuit through the National Trust's oldest nature reserve, dog friendly on the outer trails away from the protected boardwalks.

A long, ancient route along the Anglo-Saxon Fleam Dyke earthwork to Balsham and back, dog friendly but very much a leads-on farmland day.