Out past the hustle and bustle of Birmingham lies the new city of Wolverhampton, the heart of the Industrial Revolution. With its history dating back to 985 AD there is heaps to discover. From parks, manor houses, museums and art galleries there is definitely enough to keep you busy, and the fun shouldn’t stop if you own or borrow a dog. Whether you’re a native ‘Wulfrunian’ or visiting for a while we’ve found some top locations to head with your dog in tow.

West Park

Located just a stone’s throw away from the city center is West Park, a great place to visit with the whole family. It’s a fine example of a Victorian park, with a grand bandstand, tea room, bowling green, children’s playground and a heated Victorian conservatory it’s a pawsome place for dog walks in Wolverhampton.

Gardens in Wolverhampton

There are a number of gardens in Wolverhampton to go for a nice stroll. Moseley Old Hall, the secret hiding pace of King Charles II, has a stunning garden, why not take your doggy along so they can appreciate the grounds too. Another is Wightwick Manor and Gardens a 17 acre garden with an octagonal arbour, and rose garden. Explore the gardens with your doggy, we’re sure they’ll love it.

Smestow Valley Local Nature

Smestow Valley Local Nature is a haven for wildlife with around 50 hectares of meadows, shrubland and woodland. A perfect spot for bird watching, an afternoon picnic or cycling down the former railway track. Dogs are also allowed so if you’re a dog walker in Wolverhampton, then this is a great place to spend a sunny day with your doggy.

Cannock Chase Forest

Another great place to walk a dog in Wolverhampton is at Cannock Chase Forest, a former Royal forest. There’s a number of walking trails for both humans and dogs alike, and even a Dog Activity Challenge testing their ability at fetching, weaving and jumping. With Go Ape for those big kids it’s guarantee to be a fun day out for all.