Bank End Farm Yurts

Ventor Downs Prehistory and Wartime Walk, Isle of Wight

Climbs steadily across open downland grassland with some steep sections and exposed clifftop paths – not suitable for buggies and challenging for very young children. Dogs welcome but must be kept under close control around grazing livestock and ground-nesting birds. The route showcases Bronze Age burial mounds, WWII radar station remains, and spectacular coastal views across the English Channel. Worth it for the blend of ancient history and dramatic wartime heritage set against sweeping Wight s

Views of Ventor Walking Trail, Isle of Wight

Loops through gentle rolling terrain with a few short climbs, rewarding you with sweeping coastal views across the English Channel and Ventnor's Victorian seafront. Suitable for families with older children who can manage modest inclines, but not ideal for buggies due to uneven paths and steps. Dogs welcome on leads. Perfect for a quick clifftop escape with National Trust-quality scenery and well-marked trails.

Yar River Trail

Follows the peaceful Yar River through varied wetland and meadow terrain on mostly flat, well-maintained paths. Ideal for families and accessible for buggies on firmed sections, though some stretches may be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome to explore alongside the river's birdlife and wildflower banks. A gentle, nature-rich escape perfect for spotting herons, dragonflies and enjoying classic Isle of Wight countryside without the coastal crowds.

The Stenbury Trail

The Monk and the Merchant Walk, Isle of Wight