Walks on the Isle of Purbeck
Jurassic Coast walks on the Isle of Purbeck
Explore the gems of the Jurassic Coast with us through our favourite walks. Browse or search by key word to find the perfect walk for you. Each walk includes a hand illustrated map, our notes of the things to look out for and of course the all important step by step instructions, starting point and stats.
You’ll find links to the Ordnance Survey (OS) map routes, which include GPX links that are handy for use on other apps such as Footpath or Strava. Taking an extra phone battery pack is usually a good idea, especially for longer routes when using apps. If you think you might be out of phone signal, you can download the OS maps before you go and print off our instruction sheets to take with you - a pencil might be handy to mark off points of interest along the way. Kids might like to colour the maps in when they get home.
Explore the gems of the Jurassic Coast with us through our favourite walks. Browse or search by key word to find the perfect walk for you. Each walk includes a hand illustrated map, our notes of the things to look out for and of course the all important step by step instructions, starting point and stats.
You’ll find links to the Ordnance Survey (OS) map routes, which include GPX links that are handy for use on other apps such as Footpath or Strava. Taking an extra phone battery pack is usually a good idea, especially for longer routes when using apps. If you think you might be out of phone signal, you can download the OS maps before you go and print off our instruction sheets to take with you - a pencil might be handy to mark off points of interest along the way. Kids might like to colour the maps in when they get home.
Before you head on your way - don’t forget to check out our disclaimer and to make sure you’re fully prepared for fun and safe day out! And finally don’t forget to plan for the tide times and the weather and always follow the countryside code!
I love to walk. Walking is a spiritual journey and a reflection of living. Each of us must determine which path to take and how far to walk; we must find our own way, what is right for one may not be for another
Edie Littlefield Sundby
Find your perfect walk
Durdle Door to Ringstead on the Jurassic Coast
A longer route than most on Isle Walk Purbeck but a unique route encompassing the world famous arch at Durdle Door and the spectacular chalk cliffs towards Ringstead Bay.
The Agglestone to Greenland Farm
The Agglestone appears from nowhere in this sandy heathland close to Studland Bay. This walk is a gentle stroll through the gorse and heather to explore this dramatic sandstone rock and enjoy the distant views towards Poole Harbour and the sea.
St Aldhelm’s Chapel, Winspit and Worth
Isle Walk Purbeck presents - a walk to one of the oldest chapels in the country, St Aldhelm's, via Winspit and Worth Tea and Supper rooms.
Dancing Ledge from Spyway
A short, beautiful, and in places steep, route to one of Purbeck's most famous coastal landmarks - Dancing Ledge.
Chapman’s Pool from Worth Matravers
The walk to Chapman’s Pool provides the ‘wow’ factor. As soon as you climb over the first stile you are hit by the stunning view. This is the perfect Sunday afternoon stroll – work off lunch, take in the breath-taking landscape, end the day at the Square and Compass pub, in the nearby village of Worth Matravers.
Bramble Bush Bay and Studland walk
A coastal walk along the golden sands of Studland Bay and onwards to the inner reaches of Poole Harbour, returning via the sand dunes.
“Now shall I walk or shall I ride?
'Ride,' Pleasure said;
'Walk,' Joy replied.”
W H Davies