Auplands

Christchurch Bay Way

Follows the dramatic Jurassic Coast along Christchurch Bay, mixing cliff-top paths with beachside stretches – expect moderate inclines where the route climbs headlands, then gentle seaside walking. Families with older children (8+) will manage fine, but buggies won't cope with the uneven coastal terrain and steps. Dogs welcome on leads near wildlife areas. Stunning fossil-hunting opportunities, sweeping sea views, and access to quiet coves make this a rewarding coastal adventure.

Freshwater Way

Meanders along Freshwater's chalk streams and water meadows with gentle, mostly flat terrain ideal for families and buggies on firm paths. Dogs welcome to explore this tranquil route showcasing the island's unique freshwater habitats, birdlife, and historic mill sites. Perfect for a leisurely amble combining nature watching with insights into the area's water management heritage.

Headon Warren Walk, Isle of Wight

Winds through National Trust heathland and coastal cliffs with moderate inclines and some steep sections near the Warren viewpoint. The sandy, uneven paths aren't suitable for buggies, though older children who enjoy scrambling will love it. Dogs welcome on leads near grazing livestock. Delivers spectacular Solent views, rare wildlife habitats, and colourful heathland—especially stunning when heather blooms purple in late summer.

Tennyson Down Trail, Isle of Wight

Tapnell Trail