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Dorset Jubilee TrailLocation: Dorset OS Maps: Explorer™ 116, 117, 118, OL15
The Trail runs from Forde Abbey on the Somerset border in the west, across Dorset to Bokerley Dyke in the north-east on the Hampshire border. The route was devised to avoid existing trails and popular rights of way and to seek out the little known and little used paths in order to open them up for all to enjoy. The Trail winds through quiet villages, passing rural churches, and offers extensive views over the rolling downs and secret valleys that make Dorset so special. The Trail is supported by Dorset County Council and is waymarked. A six day itinerary would allow a comfortable journey along this Trail. Suggested overnight stops are Netherbury, Upwey, Moreton, Winterbourne Stickland, Chettle. As the route is following a rural path accommodation is limited and should be booked in advance. Some additional walking will be required to get to the starting point and from the finishing point of the Trail. Practicalities will depend upon your transport arrangements, but the guide has information to assist with this. From Forde Abbey the main villages passed through are Coles Cross, Stoke Abbott, Mapperton, Toller Porcorum, Compton Barn, Little Bredy, Upwey, Winterborne Came, Moigne Combe Farm, Moreton, Bere Regis, Milton Abbas, Winterborne Stickland, Durweston, Tarrant Gunville, Chettle, Harley Gap, Cranborne.
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Distance: 145 km Walking Time - 6 days
Axminster
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The
Dorset Jubilee Trail is one of several long distance paths that owe
their existence to the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Ramblers'
Association. As its special project to celebrate this Jubilee in 1995,
Dorset Area chose to create a 90 mile (145km) route across the county.
The Trail was opened on 24th September 1995.
