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Upcoming Events

  • Brian May’s Wood & Briantspuddle
    Brian May’s Wood & Briantspuddle
    10 Sept 2026, 10:00 – 13:00
    BH20 7HA, Turberville Rd, Bere Regis, Wareham BH20 7HA, UK
    A sociable 6-mile morning walk from Bere Regis, through the woodland created by Queen guitarist Brian May and out into the peaceful Dorset countryside around Briantspuddle. Woodland, streams, fords and pretty villages along the way.
  • The Coastal Reset Experience – Late Summer Edition
    The Coastal Reset Experience – Late Summer Edition
    12 Sept 2026, 10:00 – 17:00
    Studland Bay, Studland Bay, United Kingdom
    A small-group day in beautiful Studland combining a relaxed coastal walk, sea dip, private beach sauna and afternoon tea at Knoll House. Time to walk, unwind and enjoy the coast – with everything taken care of.
  • 🥾 Couch to Coast – 4 Week Walking Series
    🥾 Couch to Coast – 4 Week Walking Series
    13 Sept 2026, 10:00 – 11 Oct 2026, 13:00
    Purbeck District, Purbeck District, UK
    Couch to Coast is back! 🥾🌊 Four beautiful Purbeck walks designed to gently build your confidence – not just by increasing the distance, but by introducing different terrain along the way. From easier paths to woodland, countryside, and coast, we’ll build up together, finishing with a 4–5 miles.
  • Portland Cliffs, Quarries & Coast - 12 mile circular
    Portland Cliffs, Quarries & Coast - 12 mile circular
    19 Sept 2026, 10:00 – 16:00
    Masonic Car Park, Victoria Square, Portland DT5 1AR, UK
    One of my favourite Dorset walks – and perhaps one of its best-kept secrets. An 11–12 mile circular around Portland’s dramatic coastline, taking in rugged cliffs, old quarries, Portland Bill, Pulpit Rock and fabulous views along Chesil Beach.
  • St Wite’s Way – A Dorset Pilgrimage Walk
    St Wite’s Way – A Dorset Pilgrimage Walk
    10 Oct 2026, 10:30 – 17:30
    Symondsbury Estate, Manor Yard, Mill Ln, Symondsbury, Bridport DT6 6HG, UK
    Follow in the footsteps of Dorset’s enigmatic patron saint on a 10-mile journey through ancient holloways, beautiful churches and hidden historic places, before climbing to the spectacular views of Golden Cap. A day for walking, discovering, good company, and a little time to pause and reflect.
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