A small walk around the little town of Lyme Regis, delving down the back streets and along the river valley. Discover an art work by Bansky and a healing well for lepers, standing in the grounds of a disappeared chapel. Weave through the narrow streets to the church, sitting on the edge of the land looking out to sea, with the famous Mary Anning resting in its grounds. Cross over one of the oldest bridges in the county and wander along the beach to the Cobb, sticking out to sea, defending coast and country for centuries.
- Distance – 3 miles/4 km
- Duration – 1 hour.
- Exertion – Easy, steep climbs up to the car parks.
- Terrain – Path, lane, road and promenade
- Dogs – On leads at all times. Restrictions on the beaches.
- Maps – OS Explorer 116 Lyme Regis and Bridport
- Start – Car park on Cobb road
- Refreshments – Large selection in the town, along the promenade and at the harbour.
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