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H G N I P L E My Journey is here to help you choose Public Transport - Bus Walking Community Transport how to travel. By knowing all the ways you can travel from A to B, you can save money as well as reduce Bus Services Health Walks Bishop’s Waltham Dial-a-Ride congestion and pollution in your area. Whether you follow a long-distance route, try (Friday mornings only) We provide information on cycling, a shorter walk or explore on your own, there is X9 Dial-a-Ride is a door to door service buses, trains, car sharing and walking – Hege End – something for everyone to enjoy. for anyone who finds it difficult or that can help you to find easier and – Bishop’s Waltham For further information visit www.hants.gov.uk/walking impossible to use ordinary bus services. cheaper ways of travelling sustainably. Daytime You will need to register and phone to Bishop’s Waltham Guided Health Walks book your journey. The minibus will Find out more at: Mon-Sat (0700-1815) Hourly 10.15am from The Square, Bishop’s Waltham. First Thursday of the month (non-stile collect you from your door at the www.myjourneyhampshire.com No service on Sundays or Public Holidays. walk). Last Thursday of the month (bus/car walk) arranged time and take you to your Operated by Xelabus All of the walks are approximately 1 hour long and are led by trained walk leaders. destination. The well-trained and There is no charge to come along to the walks. You are welcome to just come along friendly drivers will help you in and out X10 or for further details please contact the Active Lifestyles Officer on 01962 848725 . of the minibus. – Bishop’s Waltham – Dial-a-Ride minibuses are specially Waltham Chase Bishop’s Waltham Nature Walk – 3 miles 1.5 hours, no stiles adapted with handrails and low steps to This circular walk (3 miles) starts in the attractive market town of Bishop’s Waltham Daytime help passengers. Each vehicle is (central car park). It visits local nature reserves managed by County Council equipped with a lift or ramp to assist Mon-Fri (0630-1815) Hourly as well as land owned by the Woodland Trust and the Hampshire & wheelchair and walking frame users. Saturday (0730-1815) Hourly Wildlife Trust. No stiles, but many kissing gates. Undulating tracks and paths with two No service on Sundays or Public Holidays. steep descents down steps. Serving: Upham, , Swanmore and Operated by Xelabus Waltham Chase for journeys to Bishop’s Bishop’s Waltham Country Walk – 5 miles, 2 hours, no stiles Waltham Town Centre. A rolling countryside trail which allows you to explore the north east of Bishop’s Waltham. X17 For further information telephone: From Basingwell Street Car Park, head north up St. Peter’s Street and through the

Bishop’s Waltham – Swanmore – 01489 894625

churchyard. The walk follows clear tracks for most of the way and takes you across e s a h C m a h t l a W d n

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Dundridge Meadow through woodland and fields. Bishop’s Waltham Good Neighbours

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The Bishop’s Waltham Heritage Walk – 4 miles, 2 hours, 13 stiles Provide a voluntary car scheme for

Wednesday only 2 return jnys shopping, visiting, social/leisure n i l e v a r T This circular walk takes in the history around Newtown to the west of Bishop’s Waltham. (1000-1400) appointments and collecting It is relatively level but can be muddy in winter. Beginning at Station Roundabout and Connections with service X10 to Southampton. prescriptions. Passengers in wheelchairs following the railway path through the level crossing gates, the walk proceeds to No service on other days or Public Holidays. can be accommodated if drivers follow in the footsteps of the pilgrims who travelled along the medieval route from Operated by Xelabus available and passengers can transfer . from their wheelchair into the car. 69 Leaflets of these walks can be viewed at www.hants.gov.uk/walking-maps-and-leaflets Winchester – Bishop’s Waltham – For further information telephone: Useful Contacts Wickham – Waltham Ramblers 01489 895742 The Waltham Ramblers are a small friendly group who regularly walk on Wednesday Daytime mornings. The walks usually being about 5 miles long. Most Sundays they have a More travel information can be found Mon-Fri (0630-1855) Hourly longer walk of 8 -10 miles, with a picnic lunch. In summer they also have walks of on the My Journey website: Saturday (0730-1840) Hourly 4-5 miles on Friday evenings. Most groups organise regular walks led by local www.myjourneyhampshire.com experts – a great way to get outside, make new friends and discover how walking No service on Sundays or Public Holidays. Email: [email protected] Operated by Stagecoach boosts your health and happiness. For further information telephone 01489 892043 . www.facebook.com/ myjourneyhants

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Large print available on request. Cycling is an easy and effective way of getting around. Not only is it a fun, sociable and healthy activity, it can help you save money on fuel and parking costs and reduce your carbon footprint. What’s more, cycling in towns is often faster than other means Scan and link straight of transport. to the journey planner The My Journey website gives information on clubs and rides near you, skill sessions, how to maintain your bike and top tips for cycling. Hampshire offers a huge variety of Transport helpline cycling opportunities. For more information on cycling in Hampshire visit: www.myjourneyhampshire.com/cycle HELPING HAMPSHIRE GET AROUND Stagecoach in Hampshire - Cycle ride around Bishop’s Waltham (20 miles) 0845 121 0190 Starting at Bishop’s Waltham Palace, the route winds its way to Upham. Keep going to Funded by Department for Transport see some interesting wildlife at Marwell. Passing St Andrews Church in , the Xelabus - 02380 644715 route continues to the south of Stephen’s Castle Down. Excellent views of the Meon Design, cartography and Printed 01.16 Traveline - 0871 200 22 33 Valley can be seen before the descent into . print by Pindar Creative National Rail - 03457 48 49 50 Visit www.bishopswaltham-pc.gov.uk for full details of the route. ww w. pinda rcreative .co.uk Map  e

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