Dog-friendly places to stay in Scotland

Scotland’s breathtaking landscapes and vast hiking trails are ideal for adventures with your dog. From the rugged beauty of the Isle of Skye and the dramatic Highlands to the charm of Dumfries and even the culture-rich streets of Edinburgh, our handpicked collection of dog-friendly places to stay in Scotland promise a truly unforgettable trip in this remote part of the UK.

Every place in our collection has been personally inspected, so you can count on cosy Crofters’ cottages, Scandi style cabins by the coast, and unique pubs with rooms, all brimming with character. Whether you’re after long walks by lochs, white sandy beaches in remote spots, wildlife spotting, or city strolls, Scotland really has it all.

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With the huge expanse of the highlands, the dramatic vistas of windblown islands and many a forested glen, Scotland is an incredible place for a dog-friendly holiday. We look for places with character and individuality for our collection of dog-friendly cottages in Scotland, so you and your best friend can roam the glens and master the munros with more than cosy beds and baskets to come back to. Here are five of our favourites for experiences that’ll have your tails wagging.

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When you’re looking for places to walk dogs in the UK, you have to be ready for anything from clear blue skies to sideways rain, often in the same hour. That’s why we love a waterfall walk – they’re basically weatherproof. If it rains then the cascades surge spectacularly, if it’s hot then you can whip off the boots and leap in to clear, refreshing pools. Here are five of our favourite dog-friendly walks that end in roaring falls and cooling dips.

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The UK’s mountain and lake destinations make the best dog friendly holidays. The combination of open space, crisp air and cool water give a soul-cleansing dose of nature for both you and the pooch. Here are a few of our favourite destinations, from the craggy shores of Scotland’s Loch Awe to the emerald lakes that lie at the base of the Brecon Beacons.

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