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Moorland, waterfalls and stone villages from Raby Castle and Barnard Castle up the dale to Forest-in-Teesdale.

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10 places
  • The Rose and Crown inn at Romaldkirk
    Photo: Paul Buckingham, 2010, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Inn · Romaldkirk

    Rose & Crown

    Dog rooms

    An 18th-century inn on the green of one of Teesdale's prettiest villages, near Barnard Castle.

    Source: The Hotel Guru: pet-friendly County Durham · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The High Force Hotel in Forest-in-Teesdale
    Photo: Steve Daniels, 2012, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Hotel & pub · Forest-in-Teesdale

    High Force Hotel

    Dog rooms

    A historic coaching inn right beside High Force waterfall, with stone bars, an open fire and a tearoom. Handy for the Pennine Way.

    Source: Raby Estates: High Force FAQs · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Black Horse pub at Ingleton
    Photo: JThomas, 2015, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Pub & restaurant · Ingleton

    Black Horse

    Bar only

    A village pub and restaurant with a large beer garden, serving food Tuesday to Sunday and beers from breweries within 30 miles.

    Source: Darlington CAMRA entry: Black Horse · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Four Alls inn at Ovington
    Photo: Hugh Mortimer, 2006, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Pub · Ovington

    Four Alls

    Dog friendly

    An 18th-century stone inn opposite the green in Ovington, the 'maypole village', with an upstairs snug, local Mithril ales and a rear beer garden.

    Source: Darlington CAMRA entry: Four Alls · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Kirk Inn on the green at Romaldkirk
    Photo: Andrew Curtis, 2019, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Pub · Romaldkirk

    Kirk Inn

    Dog friendly

    A one-room inn on Romaldkirk's large green, with a roaring fire, a landlord proud of his real ale and outside decking for fine days.

    Source: Darlington CAMRA entry: Kirk Inn · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Moorcock Inn at Hill Top above Eggleston
    Photo: Mike Quinn, 2012, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Pub & B&B · Eggleston

    Moorcock Inn

    Bar only

    A Victorian inn on the moor road between Barnard Castle and Stanhope, with big views over Teesdale, home cooking and en-suite rooms.

    Source: Darlington CAMRA entry: Moorcock Inn · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Three Horseshoes on Galgate, Barnard Castle
    Photo: Maigheach-gheal, 2011, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Hotel & pub · Barnard Castle

    Three Horseshoes

    Outside only

    A refurbished town-centre hotel on Galgate with a large restaurant and bar. Popular with walkers and cyclists.

    Source: Darlington CAMRA entry: Three Horseshoes · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Red Lion at Cotherstone
    Photo: Eirian Evans, 2024, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Pub · Cotherstone

    Red Lion

    No dogs inside

    An 18th-century coaching inn with two open fires and no TV or jukebox. Listed here so you know before you go: dogs aren't allowed inside.

    Source: Darlington CAMRA entry: Red Lion · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • High Force waterfall on the River Tees
    Photo: Sandy Gerrard, 2021, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Waterfall walk · Forest-in-Teesdale

    High Force Waterfall

    On leads

    The Tees plunges over the Whin Sill at one of England's best-known waterfalls, reached by a short woodland walk. Entry is paid.

    Source: Raby Estates: High Force FAQs · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The deer park at Raby Castle
    Photo: Malcolm Neal, 2020, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Castle grounds & deer park · Staindrop

    Raby Castle grounds

    On leads

    Walk the deer park and walled gardens around one of England's great medieval castles, then stop at the Vinery Café with the dog.

    Source: Raby Castle FAQs · checked 24 Oct 2026

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