With its spectacular Jurassic Coast, rolling hills, beautiful beaches, historic houses and gardens, ancient castles and forts, idyllic villages and charming market towns, Dorset is truly unique. Quiet country lanes and a network of footpaths and cycle trails make it an ideal walking and cycling holiday destination.
Former rope-making centres of Bridport and Netherbury
A superb introductory cycling experience along quiet lanes
A New Forest cycle trail through woodland near Ashurst
A wander through the New Forest from Fritham
Fine views and an Iron Age fort on the fringes of the New Forest
From Forde Abbey to Moreton east of Dorchester
Moreton to Bokerley Dyke on the Hampshire border
From the iron age fort of Ham Hill to the Cobb at Lyme Regis
From the Wiltshire border to the coast at Abbotsbury
From the Somerset border to the coast at Charmouth
The return to Somerset from the coast at Charmouth
A New Forest family treasure hunt
Richly contrasting scenery on this New Forest pub walk
Heathland, woodland, downland and the Jurassic Coast
A walk through historic Salisbury to the ruins at Old Sarum
West Bexington to Osmington Mills
Lyme Regis, Chesil Beach, Portland and Weymouth
Weymouth, Purbeck, Swanage and Poole Harbour
Stourton to Blandford St. Mary beside the River Stour
From Blandford St. Mary to Hengistbury Head
An energetic cycle ride from Dorchester
Heathland walking around the New Forest village of Burley
A tour of Litton Cheney, Long Bredy and Littlebredy
A cycle ride via Coryates, Rodden and Abbotsbury
