Walking in East Hampshire
Footpaths
Long distance footpaths cross East Hampshire. The Staunton Way, The Hangers Way, and The South Downs Way meet just south of Petersfield. The St. Swithuns Way passes through Alton. Local walks include: the Liss Riverside Railway Walk, three circular walks in and around the Market Town of Alton and the Deadwater Valley Walk in Whitehill Bordon.
You can use interactive rights of way maps online at Hampshire County Council's website to plan walks and rides, report a problem with a right of way, or search for rights of way by postcode or placename.
Literary Walks in East Hampshire
East Hampshire is home to some of Britain's literary greats. You can follow in the footsteps of these writers, including Jane Austen and Flora Thompson, on 6 self-guided walks.
The walks can be downloaded by clicking on the links below. (For details of how to download the Adobe viewer, click here).
Walking to Health
Want to feel healthier and enjoy yourself at the same time? Then take a step in the right direction! Find out more about
Walking to Health which is supported by EHDC.
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