Tiffanys

Two Bays Way

Connects Poole Harbour to Christchurch Harbour across the Dorset coast, covering roughly 16 miles of varied terrain from sandy beaches to heathland and wooded sections. Expect moderate inclines around Hengistbury Head with mostly flat stretches elsewhere. Suitable for older children and fit families, though length requires stamina – best tackled in stages. Dogs welcome on most sections but check seasonal beach restrictions. Worth doing for stunning harbour views, clifftop walking, and the chance

Bourne Valley Greenway walk

Follows a gentle, mostly flat riverside path through the Bourne Valley's woodland and meadows between Bournemouth and Poole. Perfect for families with buggies and young children, with firm surfaces throughout. Dogs welcome on leads. Offers peaceful nature spotting away from town, with plenty of benches and easy access points if you fancy a shorter stroll. Ideal for a leisurely morning amble or cycling with little ones.

Poole Coast Path

Traces Poole's stunning harbour and coastline with mostly flat, paved sections ideal for buggies and families with young children. Dogs welcome on leads. Expect easy waterside walking past beaches, marinas and nature reserves, though some stretches can be breezy and exposed. Worth it for sweeping harbour views, birdwatching opportunities around Brownsea Island, and convenient access to cafés and facilities along the promenade.

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Bournemouth Coast Path