Picturesque walking route near Derbyshire perfect for dogs
The beautiful village rich in mining history is just one hour away from Derby, making it the perfect day-trip from the city.
What can be better than basking in winter sunshine enjoying a walk in the great outdoors, with your furry four-legged friend?
Luckily for us, Derbyshire boasts some incredible trails perfect for dog walks of all shapes and sizes.
The historic village of Stoney Middleton offers an amazing blend of rural charm and nature.
Tucked away in the River Derwent valley against the dramatic backdrop of stunning crags and gorges, Stoney Middleton is one of the region’s top beauty spots.
It doubles up as a great walking route for hikers of all abilities and dogs too.
Pubs in area also dog-friendly which means muddy paws can also expect a warm welcome in places such as The Cupola and The Moon Inn.
Take a walk through the village first to really soak up the history. Pop into the dog-friendly Heritage Centre Exhibition at The Cupola to fully appreciate the rich history of the village.
No doubt you will also enjoy looking at quaint streets filled with pretty stone cottages, which can feel as if you are gazing at a postcard.
Stoney Middleton is so very dog-friendly, AllTrails.com has named eight routes in the village that are top walks for dogs.
They are Longshaw Estate and Burbage Brook Circular; Eyam and Riley Graves; Litton Mill and Cressbrook Circular; Nelson’s Monument and Three Ships; Hathersage and North Lees; South Eyam Moor Circular; and Granby Wood and Strawberry Lee Plantation.