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Bike to the Beach

Corfe Castle, Dorset

If you cycle only once in Dorset, this is the route you should do! It is mostly flat, following off-road trails to Studland Beach with heathland & coastal views.

Length

10-15 miles

Time

3 - 4 hours

Difficulty

Easy

The Isle of Purbeck is one of the most scenic places on the South Coast of England to explore by bike.

We supply helmets for free and recommend you wear one for your own safety (helmets are sanitised after each use). Cycling route maps, repair kits and locks are also provided for free. Download our free app below to find most of our routes.

Be sure to book online to save time in-store and to secure the bikes you prefer. Happy cycling!

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Follow your Route with the Cyclexperience App

Download the free Cyclexperience app to find most of our Dorset routes.

Things to See

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Studland Beach

The National Trust's Studland Beach, Dorset, is a vast area of sandy beaches and heathland with views of Old Harry Rocks.

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Old Harry Rocks (extension route)

Old Harry Rocks are three chalk formations, including a stack and a stump, located at Handfast Point, on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset.

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Rempstone estate

The Estates permissive path lies roughly between Corfe Castle and Studland bay.

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Swanage Steam Railway

The 12 mile Swanage Railway return trip takes you through the beautiful Purbeck countryside and includes stunning views of the iconic remains of William the Conqueror's Corfe Castle.

Places to Eat

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Burnbake Campsite Snack Shack

The campsite shack and shop at Burnbake are open during the warmer months.

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Knoll Beach Cafe

The National Trust know how to feed the beachgoers and you can be sure of a variety of tasty snacks and ice creams all year round.

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Joe's Cafe

Further south down the beach, you will find Joe's Cafe, rustic and individual with quick and tasty bites served by friendly staff.

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Pig on the Beach

No introduction is needed, The Pig on the Beach epitomises locally sourced food but be sure to book ahead.

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Bankes Arms Studland

Not to be confused with the Bankes Arms in Corfe, this splendid pub in Studland has a beer garden on the cliff and its own microbrewery.

★★★★★ Family run since 1993