The Jurassic Coast Path walks through 185 million years of geological history along the Dorset and Devon coastline, featuring headline attractions like Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. This UNESCO World Heritage site covers 95 miles, with the formation at Durdle Door dating back 140 million years—over 30% older than the average coastal landmark in England. It surpasses #4 The Yorkshire Three Peaks in geological variety, though both offer iconic landscapes.

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