Remote wet-heath reserve with big skies, ancient-feeling open country and habitat for dragonflies, bog plants and ground-nesting birds.

✓ Dogs on leads✓ Free entry✓ Open all year✓ Rough wet terrain
Dogs must stay on a lead because grazing animals and ground-nesting birds are present. Terrain is tussocky and can be difficult; much of the atmosphere can still be appreciated from the roadside. Parking is limited to a small pull-in by the cattle grid.

Accessible walk planning

Guidance for blind and partially sighted visitors

What to expect

The available route information mentions rough or uneven ground, muddy, wet or boggy ground and livestock or grazing animals. Treat these as planning points and check the current conditions before visiting.

Check before setting out

Use the official source to confirm the entrance, parking, path closures, gates, steps, stiles, unprotected edges, toilets and any tactile or audio wayfinding. Conditions can change after wet weather or maintenance work.

If you visit with an assistance dog, check current land-manager guidance, especially where livestock, wildlife or seasonal dog restrictions are mentioned. Share the route details with a companion if that is useful to you.

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Know before you go

Confirm the current opening hours, any booking requirements and the specific areas your dog can use. A dog-friendly listing is not a promise of access to every part of a venue.

Source checked 8 September 2026.

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Find your way

Check the visitor entrance and parking instructions on the venue’s own website. The map opens an external search, not a verified entrance pin.

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