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East Anglian dog walks Information, maps and photos of the many different dog walks of East Anglia. Please feel free to send us your own too. Your choice.

Are you bored walking your dog the same route every day? If you're not - your dog could certainly well be. This page is dedicated to the hundreds of many dog walking routes that surround us in this beautiful part of the world that I have managed to find over the past seven or so years of being a dog owner. Whether it's walks through our cities and towns or somewhere much more rural, here's hoping

this page gives you some pointers as to where to try for something different. If you don't have a dog – no worries – just go along for the walk and if you're into running, which I am – then they can all be run as well. I'll be adding the walks on a weekly basis.

08/05/2024

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23/04/2024

Ruby is back giving Luna the runaround:)

22/04/2024

These two just adore the wide open spaces:)

16/04/2024

A little star in the making at only 18 week old - our Pep:)

15/04/2024

Improving weather means longer walks for these two - and they love it:) Spent the weekend in Suffolk - very nice.

02/02/2024

You’ll be seeing plenty more of our new pup named Pep. Luna will be a good guide for her in the months ahead🐕🐕

19/01/2024

Little and Large though they do look like big brother and little sister - Doug and Luna - beautiful day for walking between Elsworth and Papworth:)

17/10/2023

Caxton circular
7.9km - 4.9 miles
Park at Caxton Village Hall, Caxton, Cambridge CB23 3PL
Coming out of the village hall car park, turn right and head for St Andrews Church, crossing St Peter's Street. Go through the gated entrance for the church and walk around it, where you'll see a public footpath leading out of the churchyard. Walk across a small piece of land towards the road, and after a few yards, take the footpath on the right that goes by the side of a business unit and follow straight down, where you will take a left followed by a short right. Walk past the intensive farm units and take the footpath to your right.
Walk the field perimeter to the bottom, turn right, then turn left after 50 metres. Again, walk the perimeter of that field to the top and take a slight right followed by a left, and on your right, you will spot what's left of the medieval fish ponds, named The Moat. After the ponds bear right, and after 100 metres, take the footpath to the right and up the slight incline where you turn right, which brings you back onto the old Roman road named Ermine Street. Turn right onto Ermine Street and follow for 600 metres until you cross a very small bright with a footpath on your left.
Follow this footpath up to Cambourne Nature Reserve, which you turn right into and follow the path by the side for another 500 metres or so and look for the metal gate that is the public footpath that leads down to Bourne Mill. Some of my photos are from 2018, when the mill was open to the public. It is now closed for repairs; you can only walk past it and not enter the site.
Follow the public footpath to cross Caxton Road and onto the farmland with a stream at the bottom, which you cross and head for the patch of woodland on the brow of the hill, where you turn right, following the path across the A1198 and Royston Road and which eventually brings you back at Gransden Road, where you turn left back to the village hall.
The walk is approx three hours or so. Here, Bo, Frosty, Luna, Ozzy, Pippa and Bailey show the way…
Google map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/vnXmSyJo2WtbiipE9

01/07/2023

It's a year since our little Frosty left us - he always walks with us:)

16/05/2023

Bury St Edmunds (4.4km - 3 miles)
Park at: 3 Angel Hill, Bury Saint Edmunds IP33 1LT
The gardens are larger than I thought but when combined with walking around 'No Mans' Nature reserve and a stroll around the town - it makes for a really interesting and varying day. If you can park outside the Angel Hotel, then do so and at the end of the walk, you can pop in for a drink as it's dog friendly. My map is only a suggestion and you could cover much more of the town than I did. However, it was the end of the day, so next time, we'll discover more of the town. here Bo, Frost and Luna show the way…

Google map: https://goo.gl/maps/CPzf9oqtb6Q7k7G7A?coh=178572&entry=tt

11/05/2023

The best part of the day yesterday between Elsworth and Papworth with my girl, Luna:)

07/05/2023

Brilliant day today at the NaturAl Dog Expo in Solihull. Enjoyed meeting Dr Conner Brady and all the holistic vets who spoke to use and shared the knowledge, experience and passion for health and welfare of dogs. Superb day

There is a lot to cover on this subject, so the articles have been split into three. In part 2, we will discuss the causes of pancreatitis in dogs, and in

02/05/2023

One of the best, if not the best woods to see bluebells at this time of the year:)

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The best birthday present. Today I stood in the middle of a green designed by Capability Brown in the 1700s – engineered in such a way to be a natural amphitheatre. I stood there and recorded the beautiful birdsong - no cars, no people, no pollution, just nature taking something back. I put the recording to a few of my favourite dog walking photos through woods, greens and the open countryside…

Papworth to Elsworth tracks (7.6km - 4.8 miles) CB23 4HZ Park up at a very small lay-by off Rogues Lane. Be careful getting your dogs out as the speed limit is 60mph and you're right next to the road. Take the path that's directly in front of you and start making your way across the empty farmland. I've market out a suggested route but if you wanted to make it smaller then that's quite easy to do. You get some of the best views of the Cambridgeshire countryside from the top of the walks with the advantage that it can be very quiet and faraway from major roads and traffic. Many of the paths are concreted so a good spot if country paths are muddy. Another advantage is that you can spot fellow dog walkers from very far away giving you the chance to avoid if your dogs are wary of other dogs. All in all - a perfect walk for all occasions. Good concrete tracks Plenty of variation Exposed with little shade Plenty of off lead Some stunning sunsets Good for runners

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