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Dog-friendly cottages in the Peak District and Derbyshire
Wheeldon Trees has three dog-friendly cottages in the Peak District and Derbyshire, so you can bring your favourite four-legged friend on holiday with you.
The Peak District offers a haven of natural beauty and warm hospitality. Wheeldon Trees, our award-winning retreat, provides three cottages designed with your furry friend in mind. Lomas Cottage sleeps four people, Critchlow Cottage sleeps three, and Ollerenshaw Cottage sleeps two. Each offers unique accommodation, while Sheldon Cottage, our accessible option, welcomes assistance and special needs dogs.
The Peak District is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, from towering tors and craggy peaks to serene parklands and ancient woodlands. It’s a dog walker’s paradise, offering countless opportunities for exploration off the beaten path.
At Wheeldon Trees, we understand the importance of a comfortable stay for both you and your pet. Our dog-friendly cottages can be equipped with essential amenities like crates, towels, and blankets, ensuring a seamless experience. Additionally, our dedicated dog meadow provides a safe and enjoyable space for your dog to play.
The Peak District is a popular destination for dog owners, and dogs are generally welcomed in most areas of the countryside, including the National Trust’s properties in Kinder, Edale, and the High Peak.
Walk of the Month – Baslow Edge to Curbar Gap
For a memorable dog walk, consider the scenic route from Baslow Edge to Curbar Gap and back. Begin your journey by parking on School Lane and ascending Bar Road, which eventually transitions into a footpath. As you and your furry companion ascend through the wooded terrain, you’ll be rewarded with stunning vistas of the valley below and the iconic Chatsworth House.
Continue your ascent and follow the right fork towards Wellington’s monument, a historic landmark commemorating the Duke of Wellington’s victory at Waterloo. From there, retrace your steps slightly and head towards the Eagle Stone, then follow the path towards Curbar Gap. For even more breathtaking views, consider walking across the top of Baslow Edge.
If you need a break, head to the car park at Curbar Gap and indulge in refreshments and treats for both you and your canine companion at Jolly’s, a popular local van. After your pit stop, descend Clodhall Lane in the direction of Curbar and follow the path to the left or right, depending on your preference, to return to Baslow. The estimated walking time is approximately two hours, covering a distance of four miles. Convenient parking is available on School Lane near Bar Road.
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