We're off on holiday shortly to Kirkby Stephen. Does anyone have any recommendations for places to eat which are dog friendly? Also information on interesting but not too taxing walks in the area?
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Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria
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Re: Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria
Rhyd6 wrote:We're off on holiday shortly to Kirkby Stephen. Does anyone have any recommendations for places to eat which are dog friendly? Also information on interesting but not too taxing walks in the area?
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You are not too far from Tebay, where the Westmoreland Hotel is dog friendly, and you can drop in for a lunch in the Lounge, with the dog.
I can't help with the walks - since we are usually passing through Tebay on long motorway journeys. If we can work up a good excuse, we stay overnight and have an excellent dinner, otherwise we just have a light lunch in the Lounge. The hotel can be reached from either side of the Tebay Motorway services.
https://www.westmorlandhotel.com/food/lounge/
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Re: Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria
I'd imagine most places are pretty dog friendly up there just because so many are geared to walkers, particularly pubs.
This is rather out of date :
http://www.doggiepubs.org.uk/the_pubs.p ... &view=list
but this should be rather more recent (but note it makes no attempt to comment on quality, although you can often read between the lines)
https://whatpub.com/search?q=Kirkby+Ste ... ogFriendly
This is rather out of date :
http://www.doggiepubs.org.uk/the_pubs.p ... &view=list
but this should be rather more recent (but note it makes no attempt to comment on quality, although you can often read between the lines)
https://whatpub.com/search?q=Kirkby+Ste ... ogFriendly
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Re: Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria
Rhyd6 wrote:
We're off on holiday shortly to Kirkby Stephen.
Does anyone have any recommendations for places to eat which are dog friendly?
Also information on interesting but not too taxing walks in the area?
Here's some details of a 4-mile circular river walk from Kirkby Stephen, which takes in a dog-friendly pub called The Black Bull, at nearby Nateby -
Walk details - http://www.gps-routes.co.uk/routes/home ... ing-route#
OS-MAP of route - http://www.gps-routes.co.uk/routes/home ... king-route
Snapshot of the above OS-route that might be handy for your phone - https://i.imgur.com/SC3aCm6.png
Open Street Map of route - http://www.gps-routes.co.uk/routes/home ... king-route
Trip Advisor page for The Black Bull (Nateby) - https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Rev ... ia_En.html
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Re: Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria
The Appleby horse fair is on from tomorrow which always makes for an interesting time in that area
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Re: Kirkby Stephen, Cumbria
Thank you for your suggestions,they're much appreciated especially the walk which includes the pub in Nateby. Looked it up and it gets good reviews. Now if anyone knows which god to bribe re the weather ..............................
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