Coombe Valley Walks 4 – In the Field Traditional Cache
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Coombe Valley Walks 4 – In the Field
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This is one of a series of 10 based between Preston and Sutton Poyntz. The total distance is around 2 miles and follows a popular dog walking route.
From parts of the walk there are great views of Weymouth Bay and Portland and also inland across to The White Horse.
Most of the caches contain numbers which need to be collected and used to find the bonus. Unfortunately due to SSSI restrictions the Bonus is not active, but take a note anyway incase I get a thumbs up from the SSSI authority.
You will need to take a pen or pencil to sign the logs.
The route is generally well drained and dry, but there is one short muddy section. The route is quite hilly and not suitable for wheelchairs.
There may be sheep in the fields so it is advisable to keep dogs on a lead.
Look out for deer, buzzard, and enjoy listening to the skylarks. After the water reservoir on the return leg, look out for Alpaccas, Rhia, and also our very own pygmy goats, (Marmite and Twiglet)
The route takes you around Chalbury Hill Fort (SSSI) which is a much smaller version of the hill fort at Maiden Castle, you can walk up on to it for an even better view! It is a roughly triangular little enclosure of about 4 hectares and was once protected by a single ditch and a rampart of limestone slabs, obtained from quarry ditches inside the fort.
Additional Hints
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Uvag: Onfr bs srapr cbfg
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