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Public House Walks THE LULWORTH COVE INN = Assists = Landmarks MAP From the Lulworth Cove There are fabulous views At the cove, it’s possible Inn, turn right up the road in both directions along to stroll along the pebble for 60 yards and turn the coast and you can beach or just sit and take left into main car park. choose to descend steps in the unique view. Bear right after 30 yards to the beach on both West Lulworth heading for main coast sides of Durdle Dor. path. 150 yards ahead, pass through wood gate Double back along coast Public House and turn right before path for 200 yards and stone marker (see assist). fork right, heading along Walks the coast path (see Follow path for 200 yards assist). Walk for 200 Hambury Tout passing footpath sign and yards and pass through The Lulworth Cove B3070 gate to right. 50 yards wood gate. Follow path Lulworth on, take middle path (see uphill for 200 yards (1st Cove Inn Inn Durdle St Oswalds assist) and continue for 100 yards are stepped) LULWORTH COVE Dor Bay 300 yards. Pass through and continue ahead past metal gate at footpath stone marker. Lulworth sign and walk ahead Cove keeping to right edge The path becomes a Stair of field (see assist) up gravel track, levels out and Hole steady incline. begins to head downhill with stunning view ahead After 600 yards, with to Lulworh Cove. Follow caravan park ahead, bear sharply downhill for 600 left with footpath sign and yards, pass through wood gate to right (see assist). gate and continue through Continue along right edge car park. of field for 120 yards, “A classic Dorset walk enjoying chalk downland and the world famous Jurassic coast. Return via Durdle Door and the impressive Key turn right over stile and Retrace your steps back South West Coast Path.” Route head left down track (see to the pub for some well Main road Statistics assist). earned hospitality. -3 miles 3 miles Minor road - 60% tracks & paths Railway - 40% coast path With Portland in the You may also choose to River - 70-90 mins distance, follow gravel visit Lulworth Cove. Walk Main Road, Lulworth Cove, Wareham Bridge 400 yards Dorset BH20 5RQ Residential track downhill for 200 past pub to your left and Area yards. It curves to the ahead down the lane for 01929 400333 Wooded Area © Hall & Woodhouse right and becomes the 250 yards, passing mill coast path. Continue for pond and stream to right. www.lulworth-coveinn.co.uk 200 yards to Durdle Dor. THE LULWORTH COVE INN = Assists = Landmarks MAP From the Lulworth Cove There are fabulous views At the cove, it’s possible Inn, turn right up the road in both directions along to stroll along the pebble for 60 yards and turn the coast and you can beach or just sit and take left into main car park. choose to descend steps in the unique view. Bear right after 30 yards to the beach on both West Lulworth heading for main coast sides of Durdle Dor. path. 150 yards ahead, pass through wood gate Double back along coast Public House and turn right before path for 200 yards and stone marker (see assist). fork right, heading along Walks the coast path (see Follow path for 200 yards assist). Walk for 200 Hambury Tout passing footpath sign and yards and pass through The Lulworth Cove B3070 gate to right. 50 yards wood gate. Follow path Lulworth on, take middle path (see uphill for 200 yards (1st Cove Inn Inn Durdle St Oswalds assist) and continue for 100 yards are stepped) LULWORTH COVE Dor Bay 300 yards. Pass through and continue ahead past metal gate at footpath stone marker. Lulworth sign and walk ahead Cove keeping to right edge The path becomes a Stair of field (see assist) up gravel track, levels out and Hole steady incline. begins to head downhill with stunning view ahead After 600 yards, with to Lulworh Cove. Follow caravan park ahead, bear sharply downhill for 600 left with footpath sign and yards, pass through wood gate to right (see assist). gate and continue through Continue along right edge car park. of field for 120 yards, “A classic Dorset walk enjoying chalk downland and the world famous Jurassic coast. Return via Durdle Door and the impressive Key turn right over stile and Retrace your steps back South West Coast Path.” Route head left down track (see to the pub for some well Main road Statistics assist). earned hospitality. -3 miles 3 miles Minor road - 60% tracks & paths Railway - 40% coast path With Portland in the You may also choose to River - 70-90 mins distance, follow gravel visit Lulworth Cove. Walk Main Road, Lulworth Cove, Wareham Bridge 400 yards Dorset BH20 5RQ Residential track downhill for 200 past pub to your left and Area yards. It curves to the ahead down the lane for 01929 400333 Wooded Area © Hall & Woodhouse right and becomes the 250 yards, passing mill coast path. Continue for pond and stream to right. www.lulworth-coveinn.co.uk 200 yards to Durdle Dor. .
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