Hampshire & the New Forest Pub Walks - Ruth Paley

The Hampshire countryside is a delight for walkers, stretching from the South Downs in the east to the New Forest in the west and the North Wessex Downs in the north. Taking in stunning coastline, rolling hills, chalk streams and sleepy villages, these circular walks, all between 4 and 8 miles in length, explore the charm and natural beauty of Hampshire's varied landscapes. At the heart of every walk is a top-rated local pub. Highlights include:* The beautiful coast along the Solent Way and Keyhaven marshes; * Far-reaching views across the hills of Watership Down; * Shimmering waters of the River Test and the Beaulieu River; * Ancient woodland and country houses at Mottisfont and Hinton Ampner;* Routes through Jane Austen country at Chawton and Steventon;All the walks include:* Recommended local pubs; * Numbered route map and directions;* Parking info and how to get there;* Points of interest along the way;* Places to visit nearby.