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Size: 20ha.
High on the chalk ridge running west/east across the Isle of Purbeck, this downland reserve has far-reaching views across the Wareham Forest, with Poole Harbour to the east.
Wildlife interest:
- Common spotted, early purple & bee orchids in early summer.
- Downland flowers in profusion, including horseshoe vetch, carline thistles.
- Woodland show of primroses & ramsons.
- Lulworth skipper & Adonis blue butterflies may be seen.
Best time to visit:
Spring & summer.
Access:
Several paths cross the reserve, but difficult ground conditions make access limited.
Location:
Map ref. SY 925825. Turn off A351 at Springfield Country Hotel & continue straight. Take second left signposted East Creech. Access is at the top of the hill opposite Creech Barrow. |
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