From scenic coastlines to peaceful woodlands, these routes offer something for all types of adventurers.
Whether you prefer a short stroll or a more challenging hike, each walk provides plenty of space for dogs to roam safely.
Discover beautiful landscapes, panoramic views, and historic sites - ideal for making memories with your four-legged friend.
Take a look at our gallery below:
1. Anglezarke Reservoir
Anglezarke Reservoir is Rivington’s largest reservoir. You’ll see great views of the county and lots of beautiful nature – including a chance to spot some deer’s and birds of prey too. | David Dixon
2. Fleetwood Marsh Nature Reserve
Fleetwood Marsh Nature Reserve was created on the site of a former power station. The reserve has a number of walking trails, lagoons and an abundance of wildlife. | Carroll Pierce
3. Pendle Hill
At 557 metres high, Pendle Hill is an iconic landmark in the Forest of Bowland. The shortest trail is 4 miles and the longest is around 7.5 miles. | EJDPhotography
4. Stanley Park
The Grade II-listed park, which opened in 1926, stretches across 390 breath-taking acres. | Terry Robinson