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Old Harry Rocks
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Lydia
August 9, 2022
An absolutely stunning, world famous spot in the Purbecks! You can spend hours of walking and enjoying the views. If you're over that way, why not take a trip to 'The Pig'.
James
March 15, 2022
Drive along to Sandbanks or catch the bus and a short ferry trip over to this beautiful coastal area. Some nice pubs to stop at nearby like The Bankes Arms and The Pig at Studland.
Sam
January 13, 2022
This is an amazing walk on a sunny day. There is a national trust car park right next to the Banks Arms pub. This is signposted route - wear decent footwear as path can be a bit muddy if rained recently.
Grace
September 6, 2021
Standing tall at the southern end of Studland Bay is one of the most famous landmarks on the South Coast – Old Harry. The towering chalk formations at Handfast Point are popularly know as Old Harry Rocks, but the name actually refers only to the single stack of chalk which stands furthest out to sea. Until 1896 there was another stack beside him known as Old Harry’s Wife, but erosion caused her to tumble into the sea, leaving just a stump. the bridleway from Studland village to Old Harry and Ballard Down beyond is today of the best loved walks in Dorset, and is also popular with mountain bikers and horse riders. Hang gliders and parascenders can be seen overhead when conditions are right and kayakers can follow a special inshore trail to Old Harry from nearby Middle Beach.
Standing tall at the southern end of Studland Bay is one of the most famous landmarks on the South Coast – Old Harry. The towering chalk formations at Handfast Point are popularly know as Old Harry Rocks, but the name actually refers only to the single stack of chalk which stands furthest out to se…
Cathy
July 28, 2021
Voted the National Trust's favourite viewpoint in the country! You can walk from Swanage, over Ballard Down, to Old Harry Rocks. The views are stunning in every direction.
