The Rodwell Trail Picture
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The Rodwell Trail is a short Weymouth walk following the coast around the Weymouth side of Portland Harbour between the Portland Breakwater and Chesil beach, the Rodwell Trail is one of the best Weymouth walks to do and is an easy walk for some excellent Weymouth sightseeing - you will see sights such as the ruined Sandsfoot castle, the small sandy Weymouth beach at Castle Cove and wonderful views across Portland harbour and the Portland Breakwaters. The Rodwell trail is one of the many Walks around Weymouth worth noting, other Weymouth walks include those along the Esplanade from Weymouth Pier to Bowleaze Coveway, Walks around the harbour and the nature walks around Radipole lake.
The Weymouth picture here shows a small part of the Weymouth beach just off the Rodwell trail inside Portland Harbour. Castle cove beach and Ferrybridge beach are other small sandy Weymouth beaches on this side of Weymouth.
The Weymouth walk taking in the Rodwell trail is a great Weymouth sightseeing opportunity and makes our Top 10 things to do in Weymouth. Click the link for more things to do in Weymouth.
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Visit the Nothe Fort
The Nothe Fort is a victorian fort now a museum of life in Weymouth during world war II.
The Nothe Fort is a victorian fort now a museum of life in Weymouth during world war II.
Pirate Graves Church Ope Cove
The Pirates Graveyard at Church Ope Cove on Portland is found high above Church Ope Cove.
The Pirates Graveyard at Church Ope Cove on Portland is found high above Church Ope Cove.
Tyneham Ghost village
Tyneham Ghost Village is a deserted village.
Tyneham Ghost Village is a deserted village.
Things to do in Weymouth in the rain
There are plenty of things to do in Weymouth when it rains and lots more things to do around Dorset too.
There are plenty of things to do in Weymouth when it rains and lots more things to do around Dorset too.
Weymouth History
Did you know that the Black Death arrived in England in 1348 through the port of Weymouth.
Did you know that the Black Death arrived in England in 1348 through the port of Weymouth.
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