This was another hike that we created and completed during our Everest base camp trek.  It starts at the ghost village of Tyneham in Dorset and heads out east over the hills towards Kimmeridge and then drops down to the South West Coastal Path before looping back along the sea cliffs.  It is a stunningly beautiful hike with some amazing scenery Chapmans Pool, Kimmeridge Ledges, and Worbarrow Bay.

This hike was one that we complete several times whilst training for our Everest Base Camp trek.  It's a fairly difficult hike with some steep ascents and descents but you will be rewarded with the most stunning views of Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door, Weymouth, and Portland.

This route is a tough hike starting at West Bay,the beautiful picturesque fishing port in Bridport; it is where the successful TV programme Broadchurch was filmed.  Golden Cap is the highest point on the South Coast of Great Britain and as you'd expect affords some stunning views both east and west.

The Isle of Portland circular is a popular wak, and for good reason.  It is part of the Jurassic Coast and the South West Coastal Path so there are many wonderful views and interesting sights.  At the southern end (Portland Bill) is Portland Lighthouse warning maritime vessels of the rocky peninsula’s existence.  Depending on weather conditions and tides the sea beyond the lighthouse, the infamous Portland Race, can be treacherous for seafarers and is always a concern for sailors passing through it heading in either direction.

This route, which makes up part of the South West Coastal Path in Dorset, was a favorite of ours during our Everest Base Camp trek training.  It is a spectacular hike starting and finishing at Durdle Door car park, the iconic landmark near Wareham.  It is not an easy walk, there are several steep ups and downs with a total climb of 3000ft, and total distance of 19k (12 miles).  That said, those who complete it will be rewarded with the most spectacular views across Lulworth Cove, Mupe Bay, and Worbarrow Bay.