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The Rodwell Trail is very popular with pedestrians, cyclists and dog walkers taking in 3.5k along Weymouth's old railway line and Sandsfoot Castle.
The Rodwell Trail is a shared use walking and cycling path which now forms part of National Cycle Network Route 26 (Portland to Portishead).
It provides a pleasant, traffic free 3.5km walk or bicycle ride from Westham Bridge in the heart of Weymouth's town centre to Ferry Bridge. From there you can continue 0.8km along the traffic free Portland Beach Road route to the Chesil Beach Visitor Centre. A further 2.3km will take you to Fortuneswell on Portland.
Visit the Rodwell Trail website for more information. You can also Join the Facebook group.
Contact the Friends of the Rodwell Trail and Sandsfoot Castle to become a member and be involved in helping to make this wonderful green route across town even better.
The trail is very popular with pedestrians, cyclists and dog walkers and can get busy, especially during the summer. Please respect other users and be courteous.
There is space for all on the trail if people can follow some simple protocols:
The trail is not a place for cyclists to practice time trials, racing or travel excessively fast, especially when it is busy. If you want to go about 10mph in busy periods then please use alternative routes.
Walk or cycle along the trail and visit Henry Vlll's ruined castle set in a cliff top garden overlooking Portland Harbour.