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Durdle Door and around

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Durdle Door and around is a 3-day public trip in West Lulworth, United Kingdom on Be Outside, organised by @beoutside, with 9 planned activities.

Five of us. Coast walks, rock pools, fossils and a couple of good pubs around Lulworth and Purbeck.

Birmingham, United KingdomWest Lulworth, United Kingdom

Dates
Sometime in Spring 2027
Length
3 days
Planned
9 activities
Sets off
Any time

How do you get to West Lulworth, United Kingdom?

Setting off from Birmingham, United Kingdom — the organiser hasn’t picked how yet.

Weather

Where does the trip stop?

At 9 places, from The Tank Museum to Durdle Door.

What’s the plan, day by day?

3 days with 9 planned activities, in the order below.

Day 1

  1. 14m · 11 km from base
  2. No time setThe Tank MuseumWareham

Day 2

  1. 21m · 18 km from base
  2. No time setCorfe CastleWareham
  3. 12m · 7.2 km
  4. No time setClavell's Cafe, Kimmeridge, United KingdomNext door to the museum. Local crab, and veg from their own farm.
  5. 0m · 100 m
  6. No time setMuseum of Jurassic Marine Life, Smedore & Swalland Private Road, Kimmeridge, United KingdomSteve Etches' Jurassic fossils, all found on this stretch of coast.
  7. 5m · 1.7 km
  8. No time setKimmeridge Bay, Kimmeridge, United KingdomMarine reserve with some of the best rock pooling on the coast. Check low tide.
  9. 14m · 7.4 km
  10. No time setTyneham, Tyneham Range Walks, United KingdomVillage the Army took over in 1943 and never gave back. Walk on down to Worbarrow Bay. Only open when the ranges are.

Day 3

  1. 1m · 400 m from base
  2. No time setCastle Inn, Main Road, West Lulworth, United KingdomThatched pub in the village, a short walk up from the cove. Book a table for five.
  3. 3m · 1.2 km
  4. No time setLulworth CoveWest Lulworth
  5. 9m · 2.9 km
  6. No time setDurdle DoorChaldon Herring

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