A short distance route connecting Swanage, Langton Matravers and Worth Matravers.
Follow in the footsteps of a medieval priest as you walk along the ancient track known as the Priests Way. The route passes between quarries and across open fields with spectacular views along the way. The walk finishes near one of Dorset's most famous pubs.
| Start point: |
Swanage |
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| End point: |
Worth Matravers |
| Distance: |
3 miles (4.75km). This route is signposted. |
| Relevant Ordnance Survey map: |
Explorer map No.OL15 (Purbeck and South Dorset). |
| Footwear: |
Walking boots recommended all year - wellington boots are better in winter and after heavy rain. |
| Public transport: |
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| Parking: | Large car parks are available in Swanage. There are small car parks in the villages of Worth Matravers, Acton and Langton Matravers, however spaces are very limited. |
| Refreshments: | There are pubs and cafes along the route. |
| Other activities in the area: |
Purbeck Cycle Rides, South West Coast Path, Quarrymans Ways, Smugglers Ways, Durlston Country Park |