Dog Friendly Hiking Trails in Isle of Arran, UK

West Highland Way is dog-friendly. One of Scotland's best loved long distance walking routes, it's the perfect place to take Fido for a walk. The trail stretches 96 miles from Milngavie, north of Glasgow, to Fort William in the Scottish Highlands, but you can choose your route.

Tollcross Park in Glasgow, UK, is pet friendly. Located in southeast Glasgow, this beautiful area spans over 90 acres and is known internationally for its unique rose gardens. The park features a visitor center, children's play area, and a nature trail perfect for walks with the dog. Dogs must be kept on leash at all times and owners are asked to clean up after their pets. The park also contains a children's farm, home to Shetland Ponies, rabbits, and even alpacas!

Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow, UK, is pet friendly. This classic Victorian-style park spans over 80 acres and is situated on the banks of the River Kelvin. Home to the Kelvingrove Museum and Art Galleries. Also hosts four tennis courts and a skateboard park. Dogs on leashes are more than welcome on the many walking trails throughout the park. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that their pets leave behind.

Fido is welcome to hit the trails with you for a hike at pet-friendly Divis and the Black Mountain in Belfast, UK. Dogs must be kept on a short leash at all times during their visit and are not permitted on the farmland due to grazing livestock. This unique ecosystem of bogs and ponds offers a variety of hiking trails with stunning views for you to enjoy with your best friend. Please follow the Countryside Code by cleaning up after your pets. There are two parking lots available, but note that the upper lot may be closed during inclement weather.

Bring your pup to Chatelherault Country Park in Hamilton, UK, for a scenic adventure. Explore 500 acres of countryside, woodland and over ten dog-friendly miles of trails, including paved paths. Easily accessible off the A72 near M74 Junction 7.

Hillsborough Lake Trail is pet-friendly. The area consists of two red graded forest trails, allowing the casual walker access around the lake and to the back of the forest. The adjacent Hillsborough Fort is accessible from the lake path. Wildlife in the area includes waterfowl, swans and several varieties of duck.