Ban lifted on Yorkshire dog beaches in time for the Winter months

Dog owners unite, because it’s time to take a long stroll down the beach with your furry friend.

But you better wrap up warm, because it’s going to be a tad chilly.

Banned during the summer months but lifted this Wednesday 2 October, numerous beaches across Yorkshire now allow pooches to roam the sand.

There are eight beeches for you to choose from, from the pebbled beach of Hornsea to the spacious stretch of Filey bay- there’s a walk to suit every pup.

So let’s take a look then shall we?

Sandsend & Whitby Beach

Both now allow dogs for the winter, offering beautiful coastal views that offer some quieter spaces for you and your furry friend.

Hornsea Beach

Take a stroll down the long promenade before getting your feet (and paws) amongst the sand and pebbles.

Scarborough North Bay

If you fancy a nice relaxing walk, this one is for you.

Scarborough South Bay

A much busier walk but if your pooch likes to have a bit of interaction, then this is ideal.

Bridlington South and North Beach

Framed by Flamborough’s chalky cliffs, this is a perfect day out for you and your pooch with both walks offering fantastic views.

Withernsea Beach

Breathe in that fresh sea air as you trot along to the famous lighthouse.

Filey Beach

This five mile stretch is perfect if you want to get a proper stomp on with the rock formations adding a little bit of adventure for your dog to get involved in.

So whichever walk you fancy, make sure to reward yourself with some seaside fish and chips afterwards. It would be rude not to, after all.

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