Aviary Glade - Light beams through an open canopy in the lower part of the woodland, with a rich history involving exotic birds, monkeys and a camel!
Durlston Head - Discover the geology of this ever-changing coastline.
Isle of Wight Road - Local resident Jenny Marsh tells us about her favourite viewpoint, alongside the story of this spectacular footpath came to be.
Lighthouse Field - Hear from the local artists who take inspiration from this special part of Durlston.
The Woodland - Sophie and Carlotta take us on a stroll through the trees, listening to the birds and waves on the shore below.
Round Down - Illustrator Tony tells us about the quarrs and spoil heaps that form the lumps and bumps overlooking the Lighthouse.
Durlston Castle - The vision of Victorian entrepreneur George Burt, generations of people have since found connection to this magnificent building.
Caravan Terrace and the Dell - Richard provides insight into this ornamental area by the Castle with a rich quarrying history.
Great Globe - 40 tonnes of Portland limestone with surrounding stone inscriptions crafted to inform and inspire.
Observation Point - Vigour and well-being are discussed whilst stood at a glass wall 149 feet above the sea below.
Play Trail - Along stepping stones and a woodchip path, we adventure through an assault course of balance logs and swings through the woodland.
Tilly Whim Caves - Along the clifftop trail, we explore a wild coast of waves, caves, and if you're lucky, a dolphin or two as well!
Audio tour credit: Cabinet of Living Cinema
Caravan Terrace - Cross the bridge to reach this curious ledge carved into the bedrock.
Durlston Head - Overlook Durlston Bay with the view across the two bays and across to the Isle of Wight.
Great Globe - Marvel at one of largest stone spheres in the world.
Observation Point - Peer through a glass wall to see the seabirds which call these cliffs home.
Dolphin Hut - Sheltered from the wind and rain, this hut provides the perfect spot to spy marine wildlife.
Tilly Whim Caves - Tunnels and caves blasted and quarried into the cliffs.
Diagonal Path - Bright yellow Gorse flowers line this path which loops us back towards the Castle.
Durlston Castle - Our tour ends at the centrepiece of George Burt's Durlston Estate.
Ian Harkness and Ali Tuckey Podcast - News from the park in January 2021; nature, health, and rewilding (32 minutes).