Dog Friendly Walks in West Midlands

A National Trust circuit combining the moated manor house of Baddesley Clinton with adjacent Hay Wood.

A climb to the highest point in Shropshire with dramatic views over the Welsh border country and into the Marches.

A Forestry England walk through Cannock Chase AONB with fallow deer, heathland and forest tracks in a surprisingly wild setting.

A dog friendly woodland loop through Warwickshire Wildlife Trust's Clowes Wood and New Fallings Coppice, linking bluebell-rich oak woods with Earlswood Lakes.

A National Trust estate circuit around Packwood House with its famous yew garden and pastoral Warwickshire countryside.

A Severn Valley riverside walk between two charming Worcestershire towns with the Severn Valley Railway running alongside.

A dog friendly woodland and geopark loop through Saltwells National Nature Reserve, with plenty of off-lead ambling through bluebells and old coal workings.

A Forestry England trail through Wyre Forest, one of England's largest ancient woodlands with red kites soaring overhead.

A lake and riverside walk through Arrow Valley Country Park near Redditch with good facilities and easy trails.

A Warwickshire lake circuit around the gravel pits of Kingsbury Water Park with waterbirds and pleasant waterside trails.

A reclaimed colliery site turned nature park with varied habitats and views across North Warwickshire.

A dog friendly circular loop of Sutton Park's ancient woods, heaths and pools, with plenty of space to roam but free-roaming cattle and ponies to watch out for.