Features harbourside villages Bosham and Itchenor, plus a short ferry crossing and walk by Chichester Ship Canal.
A short stroll around Bracklesham Bay with its wind-surfers and dunes.
A short cliff top walk with stunning views of the Atlantic, Longships Lighthouse and a rusty ship wreck.
Features the oldest church in the New Forest, Roydon Woods Nature Reserve, tea room, farmland and return by train.
Part 5 of 32 miles along the remaining 18th century towpath to the River Wey.
Plenty of sights and history to see including bays, forts and piers.
Former Newport Junction Railway, the Red Squirrel trail is ideal for both walkers and cyclists with Pedallers Cafe offering a welcome break.
Part 4 of 32 miles along the remaining 18th century towpath to the River Wey.
Outwards along the towpath passing by Teddington Lock and Ham House then return by ferry or train.
Part 3 of 32 miles along the remaining 18th century towpath to the River Wey.
Also known as Pilgrim's Way, this historic path passes alongside the sloping ridge of the Hog's Back.
Probably one of my favourite walks, passing by meadows and locks. Towpath gets muddy during wet weather.
Part 2 of 32 miles along the remaining 18th century towpath to the River Wey.
Part 1 of 32 miles along the remaining 18th century towpath to the River Wey.
Stunning, cliff top walk to sandy beach with views of Ramsey Island.
Cycle along an old railway line and stop for a brief spell at the witchcraft shops. Cycle hire next to the railway station.
Experience the forest's best cycle paths and stop for lunch at the Bakehouse. Cycle hire next to the railway station.
