England’s first natural World Heritage site, the Jurassic Coast in the South of England stretches 95 miles (153km) from Orcombe Point at Exmouth, East Devon, to Old Harry Rocks at Studland, Dorset.
With rocks dating back 185 million years, it forms part of the much longer South West Coast Path trail, covering a 630-mile (1,014km) route around the coastline of the South West peninsula. The Jurassic Coast area is a fossil hunter’s dream, with dinosaur remains having been found here.
You will walk approximately 25 miles (40km) along the beautiful coastal path from Lulworth to Studland, taking around 10-12 hours. The undulating cliffs provide stunning views over the sea and surrounding landscape and offer a very worthy challenge!
This trek is graded challenging because of the steep and rugged terrain and many hours of walking, but anyone who is reasonably fit can walk the Jurassic Coast Path.
You need to be in good health and of good fitness, with bucket-loads of determination. If you are the sort of person who can dig deep and doesn’t give up, then this is for you!
Once you sign up for #Teamorange
You will be taken to Different Travel (our trek partner organisation) website who will organise your booking for you.
Once we have received your registration your local fundraising manager will get in touch, they are now here to support you up to your trek and beyond.
You will receive your MDUK welcome pack including an MDUK T-Shirt through the post and a welcome email, both packed full of tools and tips.
Set up your online fundraising page and share it with friends and family, speak to your MDUK fundraising manager to help you smash your target.
You will receive all the information you need to know about your trek from Different Travel.
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