Arbroath to East Haven

It takes roughly 5,200 steps to get to east haven from the golf course

Once you get to the parking lot you will find a crossing over a railway line, then follow a path were you can see many birds and beautiful sights of the sea. A beautiful walk.

Things to consider before your dog walk:

Equipment

Lead or long line lead.
Muzzle.
Poop bags.
Treats for training puppies and if the recall is good.
High visibility jacket or reflective collar light.
Towel if your dog goes in the water.

Summer weather

Dogs with thicker coats will find it more difficult to regulate their body temperature but you can help prevent this by getting a summer haircut.
Hot pavements and roads in hotter weather could burn dog paws by walking on the hot pavements. You can help this by going for a walk in colder weather.
On warmer days ensure you provide clean water for you dogs as often as possible on your walks. Convenient compact size collapsible water bowls can be used.

Winter weather

Dogs with fine coats may require a jacket or jumper in colder temperatures.
Salt on roads and pavements may irritate paws. Rinse salt off paws at the earliest opportunity.
snow can get stuck and build up around paw pads which can be come uncomfortable so clean ASAP.

Things you will see (Arbroath end)

Trains

Golf course

Rail Crossing

Thing you will see (East Haven end)

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Dog toy box

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Toilets & Dog facilities

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Scenery

Enjoying your walk:

Hit the play button on the playlist and enjoy some songs we have chosen for you on your walk.

During the walk we painted and carefully placed some painted rocks. Can you spot them all?

Even better: Can you paint a rock and add it to the walk?

Local business:

If you want to have your dog with you and he or she is looking a bit scruffy you can pop into Pauline's parlour what is just down the roads from the toilets. (click on the logo above to visit their website)

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