Blacktoft Humber foreshore
Where the Ouse and the Trent become the Humber, the flood bank at Blacktoft carries you along the top of a huge sweep of saltmarsh, mud and reed with the Trent Falls light and Alkborough Flats across the water. This is a working estuary shore rather than a resort beach, reached down the lane past the Hope and Anchor to the bank end, and it carries no dog restriction of any kind at any time of year. The East Riding seasonal beach ban names only Bridlington North, Bridlington South, Hornsea and Withernsea, all on the North Sea coast, so nothing on the Humber shore is closed to dogs in summer. The tide runs hard here and the mud is genuinely dangerous, so keep to the bank top and the lead on.
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