A hilly 5.7 mile circular route with the possibility of extensions. We parked in the public car park at the viewpoint at the top of the hill.

The walk has some great views and drops down to the village of Kingsclere, where you'll find a choice of pubs and a couple of shops, before following the gallops, back across the flood meadows before climbing up the renowned Watership Down and circling round back to the car park.

You can quite often see paragliders circling above you during the walk. You'll notice that there's two minor wrong turns. Ignore these.

A 7.8 mile circular walk around Ashford Hill. Free parking is available along Little Knowle Hill road but don't park in the passing places.

A pleasant walk with a variety of terrain. Can get muddy in the winter.

A 5 mile circular walk from Upper Froyle, taking in the former Lord Mayor Treloar College (now looking like being developed).

The route crosses the busy A31 twice so care should be taken with children or dogs. It also crosses the railway.

The nearby Hen and Chicken Pub on the A31 has some good beers on offer and a carvery every day (correct 2014).

A hilly 5.6 mile walk to the South of Winchester. It may look quite close to the M3 motorway but feels far removed.

We parked by the church and walked the loop anti clockwise. There are geocaches on this route.

A welcome pint can be had in the Dolphin Pub afterwards

An 8 mile out and back walk along the disused Meon railway. A flat easy route that could be walked or cycled. The route has many interesting features along the way and there are various pubs along the way that can be reached by dropping down off the railway into the nearby villages.

There are various free car parks along the trail.

A 4.2 mile walk around Abbotts Ann and Bulbury, passing close to the watercress beds and Pillhill Brook.