I finally made it to Agglestone Rock, and wow, what a spot! This giant sandstone boulder is about 20 feet high and weighs around 400 tons. It really stands out on Studland Heath, and there's something pretty awesome about seeing it perched out there all on its own.

The walk to the rock is a treat for nature lovers. You’ll pass through gorgeous heathland with heather and gorse in vibrant purples and yellows. It’s super peaceful out there—just the sound of the wind and the occasional bird call.

But heads up: Getting close to the rock isn’t a walk in the park. The path gets steep and uneven with lots of sand as you approach the rock. The final stretch involves a bit of scrambling, so be prepared for some tricky footing. Once I reached the top, I couldn’t resist climbing the rock. The panoramic views from up there are absolutely breathtaking. You can see all the way to Poole Harbour, Brownsea Island, Hengistbury Head, and even across to the Isle of Wight.

I spent a bit of time just hanging out by the rock, soaking in the natural beauty and the sheer size of the thing. It’s one of those spots where you can just lose yourself in the moment while you absorb in the energy.‍♂️

The walk back was just as nice, with the low sun casting long shadows over the heathland. Agglestone Rock is definitely a Dorset gem, and if you’re up for a bit of a climb with an epic view at the end, you’ve got to check it out. Just make sure you’re ready for some uneven terrain and have the right footwear!

Thanks everyone!!! Have a fantastic week and may September bring you lots of peace, love and blessings!Happy Hiking!!!