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Blanchland riverside and moorland walks
Visit Northumberland says many walks around Blanchland are dog friendly but dogs should generally be kept on a lead. Routes include a 2km riverside stroll and the 8km walk to Edmundbyers.
Source: Walks and hikes in Blanchland (Visit Northumberland), checked 28 Oct 2026 · Report a change
Set of waymarked walks from Blanchland village car park, including a riverside stroll, a geotrail and a route to Edmundbyers.
Dog facts
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Dog-friendly places nearby
- Grey Horse, ConsettDog friendly
- Travellers Rest, ConsettBar only
- Crinnions Bar & Restaurant, LanchesterOutside only
- Crown & Crossed Swords Hotel, Shotley BridgeDog rooms
- Derwent Manor Hotel, AllensfordDog friendly
- Fleece, CastlesideDog friendly
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