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The B3351 runs 5 miles from Corfe Castle to Studland.
The B3351 leaves the A351 at a 'give way' junction just opposite the castle and before a railway viaduct. It proceeds in a Easterly direction across Purbeck. It is generally flat below the ridge although Godlingstone Hill is negotiated with a viewpoint. Studland is reached and the B3351 goes through the village in a northerly direction before it terminates on an unclassified road near Studland Bay.

Studland is a small village on the Isle of Purbeck, five miles north of Swanage. The village is famous for its beaches, north of the village. The village has a Norman church and a pub, owned by the National Trust (The Bankes Arms).
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