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The climb is a bit steep, but the views are expansive, over land and sea. Don't be afraid, just respect the cows, goats, and dogs. Today they were all friendly and well-disposed.

I love running this track with my dogs—it's peaceful, and the views are absolutely breathtaking.

The church originally dates from the 11th century in Norman times but was rebuilt during the Victorian Restoration. The celtic cross outside is from the 19th century and close by you will find the grave of Edward Edwards who helped establish public libraries.

Ventnor Downs is the group of downs above Ventor which includes St Boniface Down where you can find the highest point on the Isle of Wight. There is a lot of free parking spaces up here and incredible views over the coast so a run around this area is fully recommended.

Known locally as the Pepperpot, St Catherine's Oratory is a medieval lighthouse. You can go into the tower during daylight hours and is cared for by The English Heritage.

A handy place to take a break with enchanting views from the Upper Cliffs.

From this vantage point you have an uninterrupted view of St Catherine's Lighthouse and just to the west is Knowles Farm. A light started burning here in 1323 but the lighthouse was not built until 1838. As the original light emanated from a chapel, after the reformation this was no longer funded which led to a 300 year break in warning seafarers about this dangerous stretch of coastline.

Officially called Bonchurch Landslip, this area of enchanted woodland has grown up since Victorian times over a land slide. It's easy to think you are in a magical rainforest or somewhere far more exotic than the south coast of England. Favourite features are the Wishing Seat and the Devil's Chimney, a set of steps hewn into a gap between two rocky outcrops.