Dog Friendly Walks in Carmarthenshire

Spacious open moorland with genuine off-lead freedom and no livestock concerns; gentler than nearby Pen y Fan and rewarding at every pace.

Genuine wilderness walking with outstanding off-lead potential and no livestock concerns; the length and remoteness demand respect and good navigation.

An easy, well surfaced loop around a peat stained lake near Cross Hands, where dogs roam off lead in the woods, with a cafe at the visitor centre.

Two glacial lakes with excellent water access and high off-lead potential across the upper moorland; the steep cwm descent demands care in wet conditions.

A flat, sandy forest loop where dogs run free through one of Britain's rare dune pine forests, passing wartime bunkers on the way to Cefn Sidan.

A National Trust parkland walk on the lead past ancient oaks and fallow deer to a clifftop castle above the Tywi, ending at a dog friendly cafe.

The National Trust's hilltop loop above the Roman gold mines at Pumsaint, a lead walk for dogs climbing to a 282m trig point beside the River Cothi.

A Dylan Thomas walk from Laugharne Castle for dogs on a lead along the Taf estuary cliff path to his Boathouse, with a garden water bowl for them.

Llanelli's favourite dog walk, a wooded circuit of two Victorian reservoirs in Swiss Valley, with off lead woodland paths and a surfaced shore for buggies.

A waymarked loop below Wales' most dramatic castle, dogs on a lead down to the River Cennen and the cave spring where the Loughor rises.