라임 베이 및 토베이 특별 보호 지역 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

What info do you really need? it's a footbridge. that's all.

On the right day the views across to Lyme Regis and towards Portland are spectacular.

Now you may be mistaken in thinking my hiking friend here is striking a pose and looking all reflective over the bay to Lyjme Regis, where the truth is she's hanging on for dear life, gasping for air and questioning our friendship. Or was it me thinking that? that hill was a killer

The Highest point of the JC is atop of golden cap. the views are absolutely spectacular as far as the eye can see.

The highest point on the south coast of England. quite the lung opener and leg burner to reach. well worth it with the views though. Just be careful near the cliff edge. Constantly eroding away.

Have come across a few of these beacons on my travels down south. They were part of a network of beacons to be lit in case of an attack from the Spaniards in the 15th century.

The Anchor Inn at Seatown is a multi-award winning pub located right on the Jurassic Coast overlooking Seatown Beach. Winner of the Visit England’s Tourism Pub of the Year Award, a Taste of the West Gold Award and Golf at the Dorset Tourism Awards, The Anchor Inn has a reputation as one of the best pubs in the country. The pub is part of Palmer’s Brewery – the oldest thatched Brewery in the UK, just a few miles away in the town of Bridport, which has been supplying West Dorset since 1794. Local producers are a constant source of inspiration to the menu at the Anchor Inn and the chefs enjoy using the region’s exceptional fish, shellfish, game, farm meats and artisanal foods. The dog-friendly Anchor Inn is beautifully situated overlooking Seatown Beach and the Jurassic Coast and has a spacious beer garden on the cliff.

This famous landmark rises to 191m or 627 feet, making it the highest point on the south coast of England. The climb to the top is a challenge, but the reward is worth it. Waiting to greet you on the tranquil summit are panoramic views in all directions, from Portland to the east to Dartmoor in the west. Golden Cap is flanked by meadows, streams and woodland, all part of a National Trust estate that is well worth exploring. For those who want to experience every single metre of the climb, you can start at sea level at Seatown and follow the path all the way up. The Anchor Inn at Seatown is the perfect place to refuel, with delicious food and local ale.