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Explore the Jurassic Coast with a GPS-powered treasure hunt and quiz that leads you to fossil-rich cliffs, secret coves and local viewpoints. This self-guided, family-friendly app gives seven days of flexible access and point-based challenges to make every walk an adventure.
Explore the Jurassic Coast with a GPS-powered treasure hunt and quiz that leads you to fossil-rich cliffs, secret coves and local viewpoints. This self-guided, family-friendly app gives seven days of flexible access and point-based challenges to make every walk an adventure.
You arrive where chalk cliffs drop into wind-scoured sea and the map on your phone prickles with pins — dozens of waypoints that promise views, quizzes and small local secrets. The Jurassic Coast’s cliffs hum with geological time; the app pulls you along lanes, across clifftops and down to pebble coves, inviting you to solve clues and earn points as you move.
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Operated by City Break by Cluecation · Weymouth, Dorset
You arrive where chalk cliffs drop into wind-scoured sea and the map on your phone prickles with pins — dozens of waypoints that promise views, quizzes and small local secrets. The Jurassic Coast’s cliffs hum with geological time; the app pulls you along lanes, across clifftops and down to pebble coves, inviting you to solve clues and earn points as you move.
This stretch of Dorset shoreline records 185 million years of Earth history. Walk past folded limestone, fossil-rich strata and old quarry scars that reveal layers named in field guides. The region’s fishing villages and military outposts add cultural notes: harbors that once supplied candlelit cottages now host cafés and boat trips, while the local dialect and seafood stalls flavor a day outside.
The experience is part treasure hunt, part field guide: GPS-driven challenges steer you off main promenades toward Stair Hole, isolated bays and viewpoint plaques that explain the coast’s erosion and fossils. Families can compete on the Big Britain Quiz; solo explorers can follow a tailored route at their own pace. The app’s flexibility — one device, seven days of access — suits mixed itineraries and variable weather.
Practical guidance: aim for firm-soled shoes and a charged phone with a portable battery. Start mid-morning to avoid low-tide cliffs with slippery algae, carry water, and allow time for short detours to viewpoints. Respect SSSI signs and cliff-edge warnings: the rocks reveal ancient stories, but the coastline keeps the final say.
moderate.
2–4 hours per session (app valid for 7 days).
Moderate fitness recommended — you should be comfortable walking up to 8–10 km on mixed terrain
The pass grants seven days of access from first use, and you can use one device per ticket with unlimited stops during that period.
Yes — challenges are family-friendly and the game format is designed to engage younger explorers alongside adults.
This is self-guided GPS navigation via the app; no guide is provided but waypoints and clues direct you along routes.
Some coastal stretches have patchy reception; download any available offline map tiles and take screenshots of key clues when you have signal.
The Jurassic Coast is Britain’s only natural UNESCO World Heritage Site, exposing a near-continuous record of Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods across its cliffs.
Many sections are SSSI and subject to erosion; stick to marked paths, avoid collecting fossils from protected beds and follow local leave-no-trace guidelines.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You arrive where chalk cliffs drop into wind-scoured sea and the map on your phone prickles with pins — dozens of waypoints that promise views, quizzes and small local secrets. The Jurassic Coast’s cliffs hum with geological time; the app pulls you along lanes, across clifftops and down to pebble coves, inviting you to solve clues and earn points as you move.
You arrive where chalk cliffs drop into wind-scoured sea and the map on your phone prickles with pins — dozens of waypoints that promise views, quizzes and small local secrets. The Jurassic Coast’s cliffs hum with geological time; the app pulls you along lanes, across clifftops and down to pebble coves, inviting you to solve clues and earn points as you move.
This stretch of Dorset shoreline records 185 million years of Earth history. Walk past folded limestone, fossil-rich strata and old quarry scars that reveal layers named in field guides. The region’s fishing villages and military outposts add cultural notes: harbors that once supplied candlelit cottages now host cafés and boat trips, while the local dialect and seafood stalls flavor a day outside.
The experience is part treasure hunt, part field guide: GPS-driven challenges steer you off main promenades toward Stair Hole, isolated bays and viewpoint plaques that explain the coast’s erosion and fossils. Families can compete on the Big Britain Quiz; solo explorers can follow a tailored route at their own pace. The app’s flexibility — one device, seven days of access — suits mixed itineraries and variable weather.
Practical guidance: aim for firm-soled shoes and a charged phone with a portable battery. Start mid-morning to avoid low-tide cliffs with slippery algae, carry water, and allow time for short detours to viewpoints. Respect SSSI signs and cliff-edge warnings: the rocks reveal ancient stories, but the coastline keeps the final say.