Andover Town Centre Anton Lakes Andover and Its Surrounds Enjoy Leisurely Cycle Rides and Walks Through the Town Centre

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Andover Town Centre Anton Lakes Andover and Its Surrounds Enjoy Leisurely Cycle Rides and Walks Through the Town Centre Andover Town Centre Anton Lakes Andover and its surrounds Enjoy leisurely cycle rides and walks through the town centre. Enjoy leisurely cycle rides and walks around Anton Lakes. The Borough Council is developing a network CHARLTON ROAD of cycle paths and footways to enable and WESTERN AVENUE A3057 ENHAM LANE 500 meters encourage access within the town and to popular key destinations by foot or by bike. Andover College ICKNIELD WAY These maps provide details of existing foot and NEW STREET cycle ways in Andover. For routes further afield Andover Museum CLOSE Andover and Museum of please visit our website and search for ‘cycling COLE the Iron Age CHURCH CLOSE Leisure VIGO ROAD The Centre SAXON WAY and walking’. Lights CENT CHANTRY ST Vigo Road CRES One-way Recreation Ground VIKING WAY on road www.testvalley.gov.uk DRIVE WEST ST JUTLAND cycle route NEWBURY ST KIEL HIGH STREET HIGH WESTERN AVENUE A3057 NEWBURY ROADA343 ENHAM LANE TINTAGEL CLOSE ADELAIDE ROAD Planning your cycle trip EAST STREET ROMAN WAY Saxon Fields There are many resources on websites and smart KIEL DRIVE ARTHUR’S KINGWAY QUEENS AVENUE Chantry Centre phone apps that can help you make the most of (shopping) ELBE WAY your bike. JUNCTION ROAD BALMORAL ROAD Bus HADRIAN ROAD station WAY LAUNCELOT CLOSE The My Journey website provides information and CUXHAVEN SAXON WAY links for a choice of “quick”, “medium” and “slow/ Guildhall EASTFIELD ROAD GDNS WATERLOO EMDEN WAY quiet” routes. It also provides up-to-date information EAST STREET ALTONA OSBORNE ROAD EASTERNAVENUE LUBECK about the development of new routes and facilities The Town HIGH STREET* SMANNELL ROAD within Hampshire. DRIVE GALAHAD CLOSE Mills COURT ST SWITHIN WAY GOCH WAY CAMELOT CLOSE Plan your journey in advance, making the best use of available routes and facilities. Try to avoid WESTERN ROAD LONDON STREET BRIDGE STREET ST WINCHESTER LONDON STREET potential hazards, such as roundabouts, or areas Anton Lakes PO GREENWICH WAY where you feel less confident. If in doubt, get off and push the bike. CHURCHILL WAY WEST CHARLTON ROAD Council www.myjourneyhampshire.com SUFFOLK ROAD ARTISTS WAY Advice for cyclists 100 meters REDON WAY Keep your bike in sound working order, paying particular attention to brakes, tyres and lights. Cinema Keep reflectors clean. Use front/rear lights and a *Cycling along the lower section of the High Street is not permitted red rear reflector if you plan to cycle at night, or when visibility is poor. Fluorescent and reflective Discover Andover and its surrounding villages and countryside Watermills Park (Part of the NCN Route 246) clothing and accessories could save your life. A If you want to find out more about the development of Enjoy leisurely cycle rides through Watermills Park on part of the NCN 246. cycle helmet is a sensible investment. Ensure that new routes and facilities please contact: Explore your local area on foot or by bike, and get it is comfortable and adjusted to fit correctly. active by using our routes for everyday trips to school, Borough WESTERN Transport Planner work, the shops, or to visit family and friends. Council Offices Be responsible, courteous and patient with others Beech Hurst, Weyhill Road, who are moving more slowly than you and give AVE Andover, Hampshire, SP10 3AJ Did you know that about a third of all journeys we MARCHANT ROAD each other space. Communicate your intentions Beech Hurst Park T: 01264 368984 undertake are less than a mile and a mile is about a MILLWAY ROAD by talking to people, signalling or using your E: [email protected] 20 minute walk. Travel under your own steam, arrive SUFFOLK ROAD bell. Ensure that you comply with the rules and RD full of energy and feeling great! MEAD ROAD guidance within the Highway Code. SALISBURY ROAD For more information about walking and cycling in Test ANTON MILL Valley please visit: Plan a route and find travel information using the My Mead LANSDOWNE AVE Journey website. Here you can find information about Valley Hedges Bike Security Danebury Ring www.testvalley.gov.uk other cycle routes in and around Hampshire. ROOKSBURY SOUTH STREET Always lock your bike when you leave it. A good HILLBURY AVE quality D-shaped lock is better than a padlock or www.myjourneyhampshire.com COACHWAYS HUMBERSTONE RD www.hants.gov.uk/cycling www.myjourneyhampshire.com CROFT chain. If possible lock your bike by the frame and CLARENDON AVE ROAD www.sustrans.org.uk PITTS LANE ANTON ROAD wheels to a bike stand. For further advice about AVE Rooksbury Mill how to secure your bike please visit: The information in this guide is correct, to the best of our Places to visit knowledge, as of April 2013. Test www.hampshire.police.uk The village of Goodworth Clatford The village of Stockbridge www.immobilise.com Watermills Park Distance: 3 miles, approx. cycle time: 15 mins Distance: 10 miles, approx. cycle time: 50 mins Goodworth Clatford is approximately 3 miles south Stockbridge lies in the heart of Test Valley. It has WELLESLEY ROAD of Andover in the valley of the River Anton. It can be a host of independent shops and places to eat. CONHOLT Cycling with children accessed using the off-road shared cycle path from It is well worth a visit by bike. You can cycle to WINCHESTER ROAD Child carriers on a bicycle should always support Andover town centre (NCN 246) and then on quiet Stockbridge using the NCN 246, the majority of CHESTNUT AVENUE the child’s head and not permit the feet to get near lanes from Watery Lane, Upper Clatford. The road which follows the disused railway formerly known as BARLOWS LANE ROAD the wheels. follows the river southwards towards Fullerton and the Sprat and Winkle Line, alongside the River Test. STRATHFIELD RD Stockbridge. BALKSBURY National Standards Cycle Training is available Key and funded to all Hampshire schools. Level one Danebury Ring The village of Weyhill A303 (off road) is delivered at around age 8, level two HILL Footpaths Distance: 7.5 miles, approx. cycle time: 40 mins Distance: 3 miles, approx. cycle time: 15 mins (on road) is delivered at age 10-11. Level three Off road cycle lane This Iron Age camp is a Scheduled Ancient Weyhill is approximately 3 miles west of Andover and A3057 WINCHESTER ROAD (Advanced) is available up until age 14. Adult The Ordnance Survey mapping included in this publication is provided by Test Monument and a Site of Special Scientific Interest, can be accessed by bike via Weyhill Road. On road cycle lane cycle training info about what we provide and ! ! ! ! ! Valley Borough Council under licence from the Ordnance Survey in order to fulful one of the most famous in the country. ! NCN Route 246 what local Cycle trainers are able to provide. CTC its public function to act as a planning authority. Persons viewing this mapping The Weyhill Fairground Craft and Design Centre, an Heavily trafficked website has a list of registered cycle trainers all should contact Ordnance Survey copyright for advice should they wish to licence Access by bike is via the NCN 246 to Upper Clatford historic Fairground site that houses a number of craft over the country. 500 meters Main vehicular routes into town centre Ordnance Survey mapping for their own use. and then quiet lanes, passing through Red Rice and studios, along with a gallery, market and tearoom, Residential routes (less trafficked) taking the Stockbridge Road. can be found here. www.ctc.org.uk To Charlton Down To Enham Alamein Andover Walking and Cycling Map Key Footpaths Off road cycle lane On road cycle lane CHARLTON ROAD 246 ! ! ! ! ! ! NCN Route 246 SMANNELL ROAD FINKLEY ROAD Under construction ICKNIELD WAY Heavily trafficked road SAXON WAY VIKING WAY Main vehicular routes into town centre DRIVE KIEL NEWBURY ROAD Residential routes (less trafficked) TINTAGEL CLOSE AVENUE ROMAN WAY Town centre (detail overleaf) MERCIA Saxon Fields ARTHUR’SKING WAY SMANNELL ROAD Augusta Park ENHAM LANE HADRIAN ROAD Finkley Down Farm LAUNCELOT CLOSE Smannell Road East Anton ELBE WAY TOWER EMDEN RD CLOSE FOXCOTTE LANE LANE FOXCOTTE GALAHAD CLOSE GOCH WAY Charlton CAMELOT CLOSE RIVER WAY CRICKETERS WAY Anton Lakes GREENWICH WAY Picket Piece QUEENSWAY NORTH WAY WEST PORTWAY Charlton HARROWAY LANE HARROWAY Leisure Centre WALWORTH ROAD CHURCHILL WAY WEST Council Phoenix Park Harrow Way ARTISTS WAY Community School HOPKINSON WAY REDON WAY HARROW WAY CENTRAL WAY PILGRIMS WAY WEYHILL ROAD CHURCHILL WAY SOUTH WAY FOCUS WAY COLENZO OX DROVE TOLLGATE ROAD CHARLTON ROAD DRIVE ORCHARD ROAD Admirals Way MACADAM WAY A343 A303 NORTHERN AVENUE CORUNNA MAIN To Weyhill To FERNDALE ROAD EAST PORTWAY EARDLEY AVENUE LONDON ROAD Folly Pocket Park BATCHELORS BARN ROAD LONDON RD ADMIRALS WAY VIGO ROAD CHARLTON ROAD Andover NEW STREET UPPER DROVE MYLEN ROAD King BISHOPS WAYBorough ASHFIELD ROAD George RECREATION ROAD Winton School LONDON RD THE DROVE Road Vigo Road Recreation Ground WESTERN AVENUE THE AVENUE WEYHILL ROAD JUNCTION ROAD HIGHLANDS RD Gallaghers Mead Town Mills Pocket Park HIGH STREET MILLWAY ROAD EASTFIELD ROAD GROVE A3093 MONXTON ROAD THE CRESCENT Picket Twenty OSBORNE ROAD WOOL WEYHILL ROAD LONDON ROAD SHEPHERDS ROW To Andover Down Andover To MICHELDEVER ROAD Little Park ST HUBERT ROAD Council Offices MARCHANT ROAD John Hanson Valley Community School MILLWAY ROAD Beech Hurst Park WOLVERSDENE ROAD Burghclere Down LEIGH ROAD SOUTHVIEW GDNS SALISBURY ROAD MICHELDEVER ROAD LOVE LANE PICKET TWENTY A303 Mead FLORAL WAY Hedges STREET ROOKSBURY BELMONT ROAD SOUTH To Monxton To Test ANTON ROAD HEDGE END ROAD Ladies Walk footpath ROAD Rooksbury Mill OLD WINTON ROAD FARM ROAD WELLESLEY RED POST LANE POST RED Watermills Park ROAD BALKSBURY HILL A303 dual carriageway WINCHESTER ROAD A343 CONHOLT CHESTNUT AVENUE Andover Golf Course BARLOWS LANE SALISBURY ROAD RD PICTON RD NORMAN COURT LANE 1 km FOUNDRY ROAD 12 minutes based on 5 km/h average walking speed: 1 km = 12 mins = 52 calories = 1250 steps = 0.22kg CO2 saved.
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