For dogs to live a happy and healthy life, they need lots of walking and exercise, as well as plenty of food and water. You can even purchase sensitive dog food to ensure your dog doesn’t suffer from an upset stomach.
If you’re looking for some inspiration on where to go for your next dog walk in London, look no further.
Highgate Wood
With over 69 miles of ancient woodland, this North London dog walk is ideal for your furry friend. The luscious green woods offers you a little escape to the countryside whilst still being in the capital.
Highgate Wood is most beautiful during Springtime, where you’ll find beautiful blue bluebells to act as the perfect backdrop for a snap of your pooch.
Epping Forest
This vast dog-walking spot offers over 1,500 acres of lush greenery, lakes and rivers for your dog to enjoy. Known as London’s largest open space, it’s an absolute dream location for your pup.
You’ll find nine marked trails, all spanning different lengths – so, whatever your dog’s ability, there’s something for all at Epping Forest.
Crystal Palace Park
Your pooch will enjoy endless fun at Crystal Palace Park as you journey through the Jurassic quest to find the dinosaurs hidden around this open space.
The park is also home to one of the country’s largest mazes, as well as a boating lake and a city farm. The options are endless!
Battersea Park
Situated on London’s South Bank, Battersea Park has 200 acres of glorious green space for your furry friend to stretch their legs.
It’s known as one of London’s most dog-friendly parks and offers the perfect spot for people-watching. There’s also a dog-friendly café for you to stop off for a bite to eat and light refreshment for your pup.
Regents Canal
Begin your journey in Camden and enjoy a relaxing walk down Regent’s Canal before hitting the park. This pleasant walk enables you to admire the various locks and houseboats whilst en route.
If your dog needs a runaround afterwards, head to the Royal Regent’s Park or Primrose Hill before heading back home.
The Green Chain Walk
This walk runs from Thamesmead to Nunhead Cemetery and follows two separate routes for 50 miles. You’ll stroll through various woods and fields and spot some famous features, including the Thames Barriers and the Art Deco Eltham Palace.
Jubilee Greenway
The Jubilee Greenway walk is ideal if you fancy doing a spot of sightseeing with your dog alongside you. You’ll walk from Little Venice to Camden, continuing through Victoria Park, Tower Bridge, Greenwich and more!
You’ll be walking through parks, canals, roads and waterways to admire sights such as the Olympic Stadium and Buckingham Palace.
