StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Lulworth Cove

Interpretation board explaining the geological nature of Lulworth Cove, and hence why the cove has developed.

The slightly less often imaged example of the "Lulworth Crumple" - the steeply and intensely folded Portland and Purbeck group of limestone(s). As a student I climbed in and around Stair Hole, a fascinating place - it shows what Lulworth Cove probably looked like 100,000 years ago.

Looking eastward across the cove. This place is a standard example of the differential erosion rates in rocks of varying strength / hardness. There is an interpretation board which explains this for the non-geologist visitor.