North Yorkshire · 2 places checked
2 places on our list here — pubs that let the dog in, walks from the village. Every verdict below was checked by a human — the stamp shows when.
Mustard-coloured roadside inn on the wild stretch between Zennor and Morvah, with a kitchen that takes food seriously and no interest in being smart about it. Dogs are welcomed as much as their owners and are happy to sleep in the bedrooms, though the owners would rather they stayed off the beds. The coast path below is exposed clifftop the whole way, and there is livestock in the fields between.
Know a Zennor pub, cafe or place to stay that lets dogs in? Tell us and we will go and check it.
ADD A PLACEFour and a quarter miles between two of the great headlands of Penwith, two and a half hours with 250 metres of climbing over ground that is rocky, boggy and slow in equal measure. Park in the small car park by the Tinners Arms in Zennor, an honesty-box field that takes perhaps thirty cars, and return by field paths through the ancient enclosures. Stiles here are reported fine for dogs, but there are unfenced mineshafts in the undergrowth around Carnelloe Cliff, so keep to the path; Treen Cove allows dogs all year although the rocky descent puts most off.
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