Charmouth Fossil Walks
Find a fossil on a Charmouth Fossil Walk.
If you’re looking for a more unusual activity in Dorset this summer, why not take part in a fossil walk? These regular events take place throughout the year, run by the Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre, and offer a 20-minute talk followed by a beach walk to look for fossils using your new fossil-finding knowledge.
Children and adults alike will love the chance to explore the coastline in a new and exciting way. Can your son or daughter find a dinosaur fossil? Book accommodation in Charmouth today, and start planning your own adventure. Find more information about the fossil walks at the official Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre website.
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