Boldre walk
Taking in famous churches, farmland, rivers, bridges, manors and a nature reserve, this little 7km amble is packed full of things to see and includes an obligatory pub stop en route. Get directions via the weblink.
Walks in Hampshire
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Boldre walk
Taking in famous churches, farmland, rivers, bridges, manors and a nature reserve, this little 7km amble is packed full of things to see and includes an obligatory pub stop en route. Get directions via the weblink.
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Brockenhurst New Park walk
It'll take the best part of six hours to walk this eleven mile moderate trek of New Forest walking wonderment - ornamental trees, heaths, woods, wildlife and everything magical about the great outdoors in Hampshire. Check the weblink for route directions.
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Exbury Gardens
Exbury Gardens is a beautiful 200 acre informal woodland garden and home to the world-famous Rothschild collection of azaleas, camellia and rhododendrons. Open from March until November, take a look at their website for full details and to book tickets.
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Exbury to Lepe
Take this 6 mile circular walk from Exbury to Lepe and enjoy beautiful countryside and delightful beach views, the perfect combination! Thanks to the www.healthfitnesstravel website, take a look at the link for further details.
5
Lymington Pond Loop
A little half mile loop around the pond for a short stroll with buggies or wheelchairs (note the kissing gate) by the saltworks heritage. Check the weblink for directions download.
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Lymington to Barton-on-Sea
A little bit long at around ten miles but it's perfectly easy with wonderful views (and you can get the bus back). This walk takes you through nature reserves, riverways, forest, clifftop and town, so there's something for everyone. Check the weblink for full details and directions.
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River Hamble Country Park
Open daily, River Hamble Country Park is a delightful place to spend time. Call in at the Barn on arrival and collect all the information you'll need to discover things to see and do. With miles of scenic walks, wildlife spotting and historical landmarks, there's something for everyone here.
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Royal Victoria Country Park
Here you'll find over 200 acres of beautiful woodland to explore along with grassy areas and even a small shingle beach. Open daily, there is also a restaurant and cafe, perfect for a refreshment stop.
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Solent Way
A short (9km) section of the 97km Solent Way makes for a picturesque wildlife walk over varied terrain. A must for bird watchers, you might like to get a bus back. Click the weblink for a route download.
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Stockbridge Common Marsh
Common Marsh is a wide open space, managed by the National Trust and ideal for wildlife spotting along the River Test. Look out for trout, grayling and the occasional salmon swimming in the river. There is a delightful walk around the common of just under two miles and the details are on the National Trust website.
Walks in Hampshire
'With miles of stunning Walks in Hampshire we have listed 11 of the very best Walks Hampshire has to offer. Exclusively reviewed by people who have trekked them.'
Brockenhurst New Park walk
It'll take the best part of six hours to walk this eleven mile moderate trek of New Forest walking wonderment - ornamental trees, heaths, woods, wildlife and everything magical about the great outdoors in Hampshire. Check the weblink for route directions.
Exbury Gardens
Exbury Gardens is a beautiful 200 acre informal woodland garden and home to the world-famous Rothschild collection of azaleas, camellia and rhododendrons. Open from March until November, take a look at their website for full details and to book tickets.
Exbury to Lepe
Take this 6 mile circular walk from Exbury to Lepe and enjoy beautiful countryside and delightful beach views, the perfect combination! Thanks to the www.healthfitnesstravel website, take a look at the link for further details.
Lymington Pond Loop
A little half mile loop around the pond for a short stroll with buggies or wheelchairs (note the kissing gate) by the saltworks heritage. Check the weblink for directions download.
Lymington to Barton-on-Sea
A little bit long at around ten miles but it's perfectly easy with wonderful views (and you can get the bus back). This walk takes you through nature reserves, riverways, forest, clifftop and town, so there's something for everyone. Check the weblink for full details and directions.
River Hamble Country Park
Open daily, River Hamble Country Park is a delightful place to spend time. Call in at the Barn on arrival and collect all the information you'll need to discover things to see and do. With miles of scenic walks, wildlife spotting and historical landmarks, there's something for everyone here.
Royal Victoria Country Park
Here you'll find over 200 acres of beautiful woodland to explore along with grassy areas and even a small shingle beach. Open daily, there is also a restaurant and cafe, perfect for a refreshment stop.
Solent Way
A short (9km) section of the 97km Solent Way makes for a picturesque wildlife walk over varied terrain. A must for bird watchers, you might like to get a bus back. Click the weblink for a route download.
Stockbridge Common Marsh
Common Marsh is a wide open space, managed by the National Trust and ideal for wildlife spotting along the River Test. Look out for trout, grayling and the occasional salmon swimming in the river. There is a delightful walk around the common of just under two miles and the details are on the National Trust website.