Dog Friendly Walks in Hertfordshire

A flat, dog friendly circuit around the Tring Reservoirs and along the Grand Union Canal, with herons, towpaths and narrow boats all the way.

A dog friendly Chilterns circular linking Aldbury village with Aldbury Nowers wildflower slopes and the beech woods of Tring Park.

England's largest new native woodland with wide, well-maintained paths and an off-lead-friendly environment throughout.

A dog friendly long loop of Panshanger Park following the River Mimram, past flooded gravel pits and the veteran Panshanger Oak.

A chalk stream walk following the Ver through water cress beds and meadows between St Albans and Redbourn.

A dog friendly stroll through Sherrardspark Wood, an ancient SSSI of oak and hornbeam on the edge of Welwyn Garden City.

A chalk heath walk above Royston with tumuli, wild flowers and wide views from one of Hertfordshire's finest grasslands.

A National Trust estate walk through parkland around Wimpole Hall with a Home Farm featuring rare breeds.

A Hertfordshire woodland walk through ancient hornbeam and oak, with bluebells in spring and good year-round conditions.

A Lee Valley riverside walk through gravel pits and watermeadows with good birdwatching and easy flat paths.

An ancient coppiced woodland walk north of London with a timeless feel and good spring wildflower displays.

A lakeside park walk in Welwyn Garden City with waterside paths and easy all-year conditions.

A walk through the site of Roman Verulamium in St Albans, with a lake and visible Roman walls alongside.

A dog friendly circular through the Knebworth House estate, Norton Green and the surrounding woodland, mostly flat with an essential short lead whenever deer are in sight.