Doxie

St Helena Trail

Follows a peaceful woodland and heathland path near Southwold, mostly flat with gentle undulations through Scots pine forest and open sandy heath. Ideal for families and suitable for sturdy buggies on the main tracks, though some sections can be sandy underfoot. Dogs welcome to explore alongside you. Offers a lovely taste of Suffolk's coastal Sandlings landscape with good birdwatching opportunities, particularly for woodpeckers and warblers in season.

Suffolk Coast Path

Orange Trail, Dunwich Heath

National Trust

Loops through classic Suffolk coastal heathland with gentle gradients and wide, well-maintained paths – fine for buggies on firm sections, though sandy stretches may challenge smaller wheels. Kids enjoy spotting Exmoor ponies grazing among the heather, and there's an excellent National Trust tearoom at the start. Dogs welcome on leads to protect ground-nesting birds. Stunning views over Minsmere reserve and out to sea make this a brilliant introduction to this unique landscape, especially glorio

Woof Walk, Dunwich Heath

National Trust

Loops through heathland and coastal scrub with mostly flat, sandy paths and some gentle undulations. Designed specifically for dogs with off-lead areas, water stations, and waste bins throughout. Pushchairs will struggle on the sandy sections, and young children may tire on the longer loop. Worth it for the sweeping coastal views, purple heather in summer, and the chance to explore National Trust Dunwich Heath's wild, breezy landscape where dogs can properly stretch their legs.

Pink Trail, Dunwich Heath

National Trust