Tees Barrage
Located on the River Tees between Middlesbrough and Stockton, Tees Barrage offers stunning views, plenty of open space, and a variety of activities for both you and your dog to enjoy.
The area is beautifully maintained, with serene waters and lush greenery, offering a great environment for you and your dog. There are plenty of walking trails to choose from, whether that be a short stroll or a long leisurely walk, and a walk to the iconic Infinity Bridge is a must!
Tees Barrage is extremely popular with dog walkers so if your furry friend loves to make new friends, they will meet lots along the way. While there are plenty of open spaces, it is important to keep your dog on a lead in certain areas, especially when walking along the river, to ensure their safety.
Tees Barrage is a fantastic destination, offering the perfect blend of scenic beauty, with a variety of trails, it is definitely worth a visit.
Wynyard Woodland Park
Offering a great escape into nature for both you and your dog, this park is a treasure trove of wildlife, trails and a tranquil setting that makes it an ideal festination for dog walking.
Wynyard Woodland Park is renowned for its greenery, expansive woodland, and picturesque landscapes. Originally part of the historic Wynyard Estate, the park has a rich history that adds to its charm.
The remnants of its past, including old railway lines and the impressive Wynyard Hall, provide fantastic backdrops for your walk and some great photo opportunities.
Wynyard Woodland Park is a great destination for dog walking, offering a great mix of natural beauty and historical, as well as a great little café where you can enjoy lovely food and refreshments whilst enjoying the view.
Cowpen Bewley Woodland Park
Whether you are looking for a vigorous walk or a leisurely stroll, Cowpen Bewley Woodland Park has something to offer every dog and their owner. The park is a blend of woodland, grassland and wetland habitats, this diversity creates a rich tapestry of sights, sounds and smells that will captivate both you and your dog.
As well as woodland walks, you can enjoy wandering through some delightful meadows. There are plenty of birds to be seen; Warblers, Finches and some impressive birds of prey such as various Owl, Sparrow Hawk, Kestrel, and Buzzard.
During the summer, beautiful Dragonflies and Damselflies can often be seen flying over the lake, if you are lucky, you may even see the occasion Otter!
The impressive mound near to the lake is a relic of the site’s industrial past, it is the highest point in the area and offers some fantastic views over Billingham, the surrounding countryside and out towards the Tees estuary.
Contact Details:
Phone:Â 07817 758629
Email: emmahanley11@gmail.com
Website:Â www.daisydolittle.co.uk
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