Free Portland walk for oldies

Free Portland walk for oldies

By Mark Williams

Take a leisurely ramble with your guides, who will explain the fascinating history of the Isle of Portland as we enjoy spectacular views

Date and time

Location

DT5 1EB

Easton Square Gardens Easton Square Easton DT5 1EB United Kingdom

Agenda

1:30 PM - 1:45 PM

Park or alight at Easton Square


We meet you at Easton Square Garden at 1.30pm and walk through Wakeham to the museum. We STRONGLY advise using the excellent and frequent bus service, Portland Link 1, from Weymouth, via Wyke Regis a...

2:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Portland Museum


Our walk begins in earnest at Portland Museum at 2pm. We expect to reach our first stop at a café before 3pm.

5:00 PM - 5:30 PM

Walk ends


We will finish our walk at the Portland Heights Hotel, where you can get a snack/loo at The View Cafe. There is a frequent bus service back to Easton Square. Bring your bus pass! It's only a 10-minut...

Good to know

Highlights

  • 3 hours, 30 minutes
  • In person
  • Free venue parking
  • Doors at 13:30

About this event

Charity & Causes • Other

Portland walk for oldies

After meeting at Easton Square Garden we will head down to Portland Museum then follow the South West Coastal Path north, from the setting of Thomas Hardy's The Well-Beloved to the once harsh Portland Prison and to see the old coastal defences.

Your guides, Mark Williams and Tony Webb, were both raised on the island and will gently unravel the long history of Portland, from Roman times through its famous Portland Stone, to the present day, and we will point out the abundant wildlife and wild flowers en route.

You will need a day pack with plenty of water, your bus pass (or a way to pay a fare) and to have good training shoes or, better, walking boots. Although the walk is gentle, there are some steeper, rocky sections, so WE CANNOT ACCOMMODATE ANYONE WITH MOBILITY ISSUES. We strongly recommend using our bus services to get to Portland. Read the Agenda below

Frequently asked questions

Organised by

Mark Williams

Followers

--

Events

--

Hosting

--

Free
Sep 24 · 13:30 GMT+1