Surrey

Dorking

Dorking is a market town in the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the foot of Box Hill. The town has antique shops on West Street and is a starting point for walks on the North Downs including the Pilgrims Way.

5 walks32 pubs & cafes

Taking your dog to Dorking

Dog walks: 5
Dog-friendly pubs & cafes: 32
Nearest vet: 4.9 miles
Nearby towns: 4

Walks from DorkingSee all 5 walks

Walk · Woodland/Forest

Norbury Park

Dorking, Surrey

2 mi · Moderate · Off-lead

Norbury Park is a 530 hectare Surrey County Council countryside site near Dorking with woodland, chalk grassland and river valley walking. Dogs are welcome and can run off lead on the dedicated Dog Walking trail; elsewhere close control is asked, especially in nesting season. Three free car parks serve the site's four waymarked trails, 0.8 to 2.6 miles long.

Walk · Parkland

National Trust - Box Hill

Dorking, Surrey

2.5 mi · Moderate · Off-lead

Box Hill welcomes dogs across its National Trust chalk grassland, woodland and heath near Dorking, with leads required around livestock and nesting birds but off lead exploration possible elsewhere under close control. Routes range from an easy hilltop stroll to a steeper climb from the Stepping Stones. On-site pay and display parking, plus a dog friendly café.

Walk · Woodland/Forest

Leith Hill and Rhododendron Wood

Coldharbour, Surrey

5 mi · Moderate · Off-lead

Leith Hill walk is a 5-mile National Trust route to the highest point in south-east England at 294 metres in Surrey. Dogs are welcome off-lead throughout the extensive trail network. The surrounding woodland has a noted rhododendron display in May. Views extend to the South Downs and, on clear days, the English Channel.

Pubs & cafesSee all 32 places