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This magnificent area is home to beautiful species of plants and wildlife, endless ranges of ancient woodland, heathland and coastline. Perfect for lazing around and taking in the peaceful surroundings.

Eye Bridge in Wimborne is on the River Stour. It has plenty of parking right next to the river, however, it can quickly fill up on a summers weekend. Eyebridge is a lovely spot to Paddleboard, you can head up stream for a good 5+ miles and there’s also a pub stop off at the end (Coventry Arms) if you fancy it.

Built in the 1600s, Kingston Lacy House was under the original ownership of the wealthy Bankes family and is known to be one of the most lavish homes in the UK. Adorned in traditional Venetian design, it houses the largest private collection of Egyptian artifacts in the country. For more information, visit: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/dorset/kingston-lacy

You'll step back in time while on this portion of the Woodland Trail at Kingston Lacy, passing the Blandford Lodge and tracing the original carriage path that the Bankes family and their guests travelled to reach the Kingston Lacy Estate.

Around the Kingston Lacy Estate, you'll find a large, native woodland area with seasonally varied species. From cheery daffodils and ancient bluebells in the spring and summer to a dance of autumnal-hued trees in the fall, Kingston Lacy's beauty extends beyond its historic house.

The Kingston Lacy is a large mansion built in the 1660s and estate in this area of Dorset. It's managed by the National Trust and there are lots of trails that are great for a run. You can also start here and follow the Hardy Way or loop nearby Bradbury Rings.

The Stables is the National Trust Kingston Lacy café. They serve a nice range of drinks, snacks and light meals. Getting a cake helps the NT look after the trails you walk on so you can feel good about a stop.