Dorset Walks
Dorset is a fantastic destination for walkers, combining dramatic Jurassic Coast scenery, rolling countryside, ancient landmarks, and some of the most iconic coastal views in England. Whether you’re looking for an easy seaside stroll or a challenging hike along rugged clifftops, Dorset offers an incredible variety of routes for all abilities, all set against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty and rich history.
Start with the famous walk to Old Harry Rocks, where chalk sea stacks rise from the coastline and panoramic views stretch across Studland Bay and Poole Harbour. Explore the breathtaking cliffs around Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, wander through the heathland and woodlands of the Isle of Purbeck, or discover hidden valleys and peaceful villages tucked away in the Dorset countryside. From colourful wildflower displays in spring to crisp coastal adventures in winter, Dorset is a walking destination that can be enjoyed throughout the year.
- Old Harry Rocks & Studland Peninsula Circular Walk – 10 Miles / 16 km Dorset, Jurassic Coast Hike
Hiking to Old Harry Rocks is one of the finest coastal walks in southern England. Starting from the dunes and beaches of Studland, the route combines dramatic chalk cliffs, ancient heathland, peaceful woodland, nature reserves and some of the most famous sea stacks in Britain.
