Corfe Castle to Swanage with Steam Train

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Lowland and Hill Walks
Apr 06
2025

5 people attending

15 places left

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£12.50
Event booking closes on Apr 5 at 23:00:00
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8 miles, some ups and downs

This is a 8 mile hike along the beautiful Purbeck coast in Dorset. Starting at Corfe Castle, we'll work our way through pretty farmland before reaching the coast and following it  to Swanage. There's some nice things to see along the way including quarries, pretty villages and of course the Jurassic coast.

Walk to Swanage and take a train back to Corfe Castle. This is a 8miles walking starting at Corfe Castle through a dramatic landscape rich in history, on paths and tracks that have been used by feet and wheels for many thousands of years. From the earliest days of life on earth, dinosaur footprints have been found here; while evidence of human habitation dates back to almost as far as the end of the last Ice Age. Travelling around the edges of a white landscape scarred from extensive quarrying, the route passes many fascinating features before it arrives in Swanage. Look out for dolphins and porpoises!

This is a linear walk and we'll get  the steam train back to Corfe, so make sure you book your Steam Train tickets in advance to guarantee a place. In alternative to that you can get a bus.

this is the link to book the train. Please choose a single ticket using the link bellow, there is no an specific time table just make sure you pick the right day: 30th March  the cost of the ticket is £13.

https://www.swanagerailway.co.uk

Don't waste that space!

Spring walks get busy so please only book if you know you can make it. If your plans change please free up the space for someone else.

Dogs are welcome to join us on this event but we do ask the following: 
Please ensure you adhere to the Countryside Code at all times - see (Keeping Dogs Under Effective Control)
If your dog is uncontrolled and strays in open land frightening other animals or livestock, the leader is supported by the OutdoorLads board of trustees to ask you to leave the event as this is not acceptable behaviour.

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Photos taken by Samuel Michelon