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1. www.bournemouth.co.uk › ideas-and-inspirationExplore Bournemouth and Christchurch's best cycle routes

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   1 day ago · 1. Boscombe to Hengistbury Head. Begin your journey at Boscombe Pier and follow the scenic promenade towards Hengistbury Head. This leisurely coastal route offers breathtaking views of the sea and sandy beaches, with plenty of opportunities to stop and soak up the sun and even a picnic on the way.

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   3 days ago · 4) Walk all over Hengistbury Head. After the visitor centre, why don’t you walk over the top of Hengistbury Head and have lunch at the Beach House café. Alternatively you can catch the land train to the huts on the spit. My preferred route is to walk to the top of Hengistbury Head to the huts and then walk back through the woods.

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   2 days ago · Discover secret hiding spots and sites of battles involving well skilled smugglers, their accumulated wealth given back to the town. Venture over the wild marshes to Grimbury Beach, with views to the hill fort of Hengistbury Head and over the Stour and Avon rivers to the Priory, and return following the little mill stream.

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   Where is Hengistbury Head?

   • Hengistbury Head is a 1.5-km-long peninsula jutting out into the sea from the east coast of Dorset, Great Britain (see Fig. 1 ). It is a promontory to the east with the remains of an iron age settlement, where trade flourished in the 1st century BC. On the north side of the Head, the rivers Stour and Avon flow into the harbour ( Cunliffe, 1978 ).

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   How do I get to Hengistbury Head?

   • Hengistbury Head is free from motor vehicles, and the only transport of the region is the road train. The road train connects Hengistbury car park with the beach huts on Mudeford Sandspit. The journey of 2km takes around 10minutes and passes through Withybed Wood on the leeward side of Warren hill.

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   What to do in Hengistbury Head?

   • Hengistbury Head is a great destination for children and families. The beaches of the region have clean sea waters and are safe for families, while children will adore riding the road train to Mudeford Spit. The paths that cross Warren Hill are concreted and suitable for bikes, prams, scooters.

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   Why was Hengistbury Head important?

   • With a ready supply of iron ore, Hengistbury Head was an attractive place for people to settle. As the Roman Empire expanded northwards towards Britain, merchants were on the lookout for coastal sites to establish trading ports. The headland’s sheltered and gently shelving northern beach was made suitable for landing their wooden sailing boats.

   Archaeology - Visit Hengistbury Head

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6. www.dorsetecho.co.uk › news › 24329999Springwatch to broadcast from RSPB Arne in Dorset

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   3 days ago · On Wednesday’s show, Chris and Michaela commentate on the comings and goings of the live nests as the drama unfolds in Arne and Iolo returns to Hengistbury Head, where he reveals the secret ...

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   5 days ago · Hengistbury Head, formerly also called Christchurch Head, is a headland jutting into the English Channel between Bournemouth and Mudeford in the English county of Dorset. It is a site of international importance in terms of its archaeology and is scheduled as an Ancient Monument.

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8. gostargazing.co.uk › events › locationsHengistbury Head Visitor Centre - Go Stargazing

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   4 days ago · Local light pollution. Hengistbury Head Visitor Centre is estimated to have light pollution levels similar to arural rural location based on the latest data from the VIIRS satellite. Urban. Suburban. Semi-rural. Rural. Dark site. The above demonstrates the estimated effect of light pollution - graphics created using Stellarium.

9. www.thebeachguide.co.uk › south-west-englandTop 16 Dorset Best Beaches | UK Beach Guide

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   5 days ago · Situated at the mouth of Christchurch harbour this sandy spit of beach forms a barrier between the sea and this large natural harbour. There are great views both of the harbour itself and to the Isle of Wight and Needles across the Solent. The beach extends off the ancient headland of Hengistbury Head with the…