Jurassic Coast Line
Total Length： Roughly 30KM
This route is situated on the southern coastline of England. The route takes you from London station, two hours by train to Wool, then ten minutes by taxi to West Lulworth, where you can enjoy the magnificent horizon of the English Channel and the great Durdle Door.
Started Location：
West Lulworth,
Wareham
England
BH20 5RH
Introduction
Route path:
Lulworth Cove (start of hiking) - Durdle Door (approx. km 1-2) - Bat's Head (approx. km 3-4) - White Nothe (approx. km 5-6) - Ringstead Bay (approx. km 6-7) - Osmingtong Mill (approx. km 10)
This route is derived from east to west. You climb on the high ground along the coast and get the best views. If you are a little tired, stop and rest. The sea and sky will heal all your worries and fatigue, and you will find true peace of mind. The route is relatively gentle and relatively safe. However, the route is long and needs to be physically manageable.
Notification
1. The route is long and not recommended for the elderly and children.
2. Please check local transport schedules in advance to ensure that your trip is not delayed.
Hotel Recommendation
Limestone Hotel
Main Rd,
West Lulworth, Wareham
BH20 5RL
Price: from £200 per night
Nestled in the quiet village of West Lulworth, Limestone Hotel is a stylish country house with free parking, a restaurant, and easy access to both Dorset countryside and the Jurassic coastline. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lulworth Cove is half a mile from the property.
Hike Gears list
A good start is half the victory. The following equipment list will help make your trip go more smoothly.
