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The wildest of the northern dales: stone barns, hay meadows and old lead-mining tracks from Reeth up to Keld and over to Arkengarthdale. Remote inns here are used to walkers and their dogs, but many close or cut hours in winter, so check before a long drive.

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Where dogs go
3 places
  • A golden retriever resting on the floor of the CB Inn
    Photo: The CB Inn, 2026, Used with permission
    Inn & restaurant · Langthwaite, Arkengarthdale

    CB Inn

    Dog rooms

    A remote 18th-century inn named after the man who owned the dale's lead mines, with pine floors, open fires and 19 rooms, close to the Pennine Way and Coast to Coast.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: CB Inn: dog-friendly stays (and email from the inn, 24 Oct 2026) · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • Aerial view of Keld Lodge among green fields and stone walls in Upper Swaledale
    Photo: Keld Lodge, 2026, Used with permission
    Hotel & restaurant · Keld, Upper Swaledale

    Keld Lodge

    Dogs inside

    A former youth hostel at the very top of Swaledale, where the Pennine Way meets the Coast to Coast, with a small bar, a 40-seat restaurant and big fell views.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: Email from Keld Lodge, 24 Oct 2026 (see their website) · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Buck at Reeth, a stone and whitewashed inn with picnic benches out front on a sunny day
    Photo: The Buck, Reeth, 2022, Used with permission
    Pub with rooms · Reeth, Swaledale

    The Buck

    Dogs inside

    A coaching inn overlooking Reeth's green, popular with walkers, with real ales, food every day and seven dog-friendly rooms.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: Email from the Buck, 24 Oct 2026 (see their website) · checked 24 Oct 2026

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