Sunnyside

South West Coast Path (Section 48: Abbotsbury to Ferrybridge)

Follows the dramatic Jurassic Coast with steep climbs over Chesil Beach viewpoints and clifftop sections offering stunning views across the Fleet Lagoon and Portland. Moderate to challenging terrain with significant ascents—not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads near wildlife areas. A breathtaking coastal stretch combining natural history, sweeping seascapes, and that quintessential Dorset coastline experience.

South West Coast Path (Section 50: Ferrybridge to Lulworth Cove)

Follows the dramatic Jurassic Coast with steep climbs over Weymouth Bay and across clifftops to Durdle Door's iconic limestone arch, then descends into Lulworth Cove. Terrain varies from coastal paths to challenging ascents—not suitable for buggies or young children due to sheer drops and uneven ground. Dogs welcome on leads near cliff edges and livestock. Spectacular geology and views make this one of England's most rewarding coastal stretches.

King Charles III England Coast Path: Portland to Lulworth

Follows dramatic Jurassic Coast clifftops with steep, challenging ascents and descents over uneven paths - definitely not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads due to clifftop drops and occasional livestock. Terrain includes rocky sections, exposed headlands, and some steps. Rewards walkers with UNESCO World Heritage geology, sweeping coastal views, Durdle Door arch, and fossil-rich beaches. Proper footwear essential; coastal paths can be slippery when wet.

South West Coast Path (Section 49: Isle of Portland Circuit)

South Dorset Ridgeway