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© Will Wilkinson/National Trust
Old Harry is an iconic sight on the Dorset coastline
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© Will Wilkinson/National Trust
The Agglestone on Godlingston Heath near Studland
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Dramatic coastal scenery offers amazing views
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© Will Wilkinson/National Trust
Studland Heath in Purbeck, Dorset and Poole Harbour
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© Jon Bish/National Trust
Purbeck is a haven for nature lovers
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© Will Wilkinson/National Trust
The Purbeck countryside is made for cycling
A place apart where beauty and adventure come to life
From the dinosaur-era Purbeck limestones to the recent sand dunes of Studland, nowhere else packs such a variety of habitats into such a small area.
As a result, Purbeck is the richest place for plant life in Britain. Discover these landscapes through 37 miles of paths and bridleways.
Don't miss
- Waymarked off-road family cycle route between Hartland and Studland
- Variety of downloadable walks, rides and adventures from Trust website
- Relax and take in the heathland wildlife at Middlebere
- Rock climbing on the cliffs west of Swanage