The Jurassic Coast, a truly stunning coastline from east Devon to Dorset, with rocks recording 185 million years of the Earth's history.
Rocks from the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous Periods - rich with fossils - offer everyone the chance to walk through time and if you are lucky, pocket a piece of it!
Walking along the Jurassic Coast, you may spot dolphins dancing in the waves; basking sharks and hundreds of different types of birds that have made this place their home.
The beauty of the area is no secret - people have been visiting this part of the country for centuries.
This has led to a wide range of holiday and visitor opportunities, with the World Heritage Coast providing something for everyone.
This walk is challenging due to the terrain but with stunning scenery throughout and locations such as Golden Cap, the natural arch at Durdle Door, the Cove and Limestone Folding at Lulworth and magnificent Chesil Beach, the rewards will be many.
IMPORTANT - This walk crosses Lulworth Firing Range which is not open all year. Please click here for the current opening times. If you are booking this holiday online, please make sure the range is open or we can arrange a taxi to take you around the range. Alternatively you may walk up to Corfe Castle to link up with a trail to join the Coast Path on the other side of the Firing Range.
Walk the Trail offers 2 itineraries along this route to cater for all levels of walker. If, you feel that you'd like something different, just ask.
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Recommended dates to walk this route
This walk can be done all year round but the weather in the winter months may make the walk a little more difficult.
Important: This walk crosses the army firing range at Lulworth which has varying open times when walkers may pass by. However, if 'closed' we can arrange a taxi to take you around this area.
The Jurassic Coastline from Lyme Regis to Poole is a unique stretch of the South West Coast Path with dramatic and famous landmarks such as the cliffs at Golden Cap, the amazing Durdle Door and the stunning Chesil Beach and Fleet Lagoon. Picturesque villages, dramatic rock features and sandy beaches all combine to make this journey one to cherish. With a daily average of 10.5 miles (17km) this fascinating walk is one for walkers of all abilities.
Important: This walk crosses the army firing range at Lulworth which has varying open times when walkers may pass by. However, if 'closed' we can arrange a taxi to take you around this area.
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Lulworth Range is only open on certain dates to allow walkers to pass through. It includes most weekends, and public holidays. click here to check your dates
The following items are optional and can be removed to reduce the cost of your holiday.
Important: This walk crosses the army firing range at Lulworth which has varying open times when walkers may pass by. However, if 'closed' we can arrange a taxi to take you around this area.
7 Days / 8 Nights 10 miles daily avg
Rating: 3
Number in Group: 2
Based on Two people sharing a Double or Twin Room
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