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also a criminal offence. offence. criminal a also

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vehicle on a public right of way without lawful consent is is consent lawful without way of right public a on vehicle

of the crop field. Note the view of Alton as you pass pass you as Alton of view the Note field. crop the of

the public exercising these rights. Driving a motorised motorised a Driving rights. these exercising public the

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use to cross private land, it is a criminal offence to prevent prevent to offence criminal a is it land, private cross to use

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fields with the imposing Monk Wood about 1km south. south. 1km about Wood Monk imposing the with fields

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check which paths you are entitled to use (for example, example, (for use to entitled are you paths which check map please contact: contact: please map

the A31. To avoid crossing at the Holybourne roundabout roundabout Holybourne the at crossing avoid To A31. the

responsible when using them. There are four types, please please types, four are There them. using when responsible report a problem or to view the definitive rights of way way of rights definitive the view to or problem a report

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to bear this in mind by keeping to the path and being being and path the to keeping by mind in this bear to For information on rights of way and how to use them, to to them, use to how and way of rights on information For

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Alternative Route - Using local paths • Authorise stiles and gates • Keep the definitive map up-to-date Avoiding Crossing the A31 Many rights of way cross private land and we ask you to bear this in mind by keeping to the path and being For information on rights of way and how to use them, to The recorded route has a couple of challenging crossings on responsible when using them. There are four types, please report a problem or to view the definitive rights of way the A31. To avoid crossing at the Holybourne roundabout check which paths you are entitled to use (for example, map please contact: there is an alternative route via Neatham Manor farm and cyclists cannot use footpaths). Wheelchairs, pushchairs Monk Wood that you can follow: Hampshire County Council and dogs are allowed on all types of right of way. Any The Castle 1. From the bottom of Lower Neatham Mill Lane take permissive paths or areas marked are not rights of way, Winchester the subway under the A31 where you will encounter but the landowner has given permission for the public to SO23 8UJ Neatham Mill and the river Wey. use them. Website: www.hants.gov.uk 2. Follow the road (a continuation of Lower Neatham Mill To ensure that the countryside is protected for future Tel: 0300 555 1375 Lane) round to the left and up the incline. generations be sure to: 3. At a left hand bend to the right you will find the entrance • Be safe – wear suitable clothing and shoes and Landowners Responsibilities: to Neatham Manor and Neatham Manor Farm. take care when crossing roads • Keep back the side growth and overhanging 4. Take the private road towards the farm and enter the • Plan ahead and follow any signs vegetation farm yard through the wooden gate. • Leave gates and property as you find them and • Reinstate paths across fields after ploughing or 5. Walk through the farm yard with the large modern barns take your litter home planting of crops on your right and bear right then left to emerge in open • Protect plants and animals fields with the imposing Monk Wood about 1km south. • Maintain most stiles and gates Follow this path (FP3 a wide farm track) all the way to • Keep dogs under close control • Should not obstruct paths or deter the use of them Monk Wood passing through a small wood on route. • Consider other people • Should not plough paths at field 6. At Monk Wood keep to the track on the east boundary edges of the wood until you cross a field to join the Hangers Rights of Way Way at FP31 adjacent to another small wood. • Should not keep dangerous animals (including certain Public rights of way are paths and tracks which you can 7. Turn West to follow the Hangers Way to pick up the bulls) on paths Six Hills circular route at the way marker in the middle use to cross private land, it is a criminal offence to prevent of the crop field. Note the view of Alton as you pass the public exercising these rights. Driving a motorised the south corner of Monk Wood and also note the vehicle on a public right of way without lawful consent is magnificent man-made earthworks of the Iron Age fort as also a criminal offence. you pass this corner. Hampshire County Council Responsibilities: 8. Should you wish to take in the view at the south end of • Ensure that rights of way are not obstructed Neatham Down you can take the footpath (FP32) North West up to the ridge from the way marker in the crop • Maintain the surface in a fit condition orf its intended field. Then return back down to the Hangers Way. use Please Note: This route does not enable the full views available • Maintain most bridges from Copt Hill and is 0.5km longer. • Signposts and waymarkers

The Robert Athis ‘Six Hills of Alton’ Walk – 17. At the end of Howards Lane cross over Church Lane and take FP32 (NE) adjacent to a This is HILL NUMBER 6 - WINDMILL HILL gravel drive opposite the junction. (the final viewpoint) Walk to the copse at the top of Route Description (11 miles) the hill at the northeast corner you can see all six of Six Hills of Alton Walk

18. After approx. 50m take FP33 bearing right across fields emerging onto a private drive, the hills you have walked. Walk around the copse to The suggested start is from the stone water trough on The Butts, Alton (GR 713 387) and a

passing a courtyard on the right and a couple of houses on the left proceed through a the west taking in wonderful views of Alton to the Ackender Hill clockwise circuit is recommended as the safest route for crossing main roads. 1 Ra wl 4 wooden gate into a field. Continue on the path passing through other gates until you north and the views beyond Alton towards the South ing s L a Neatham Lower d 1. From the start point walk across The Butts (SW) towards the railway bridge and cross the emerge onto London Road in Holybourne Village. Downs National Park. ne d r To Binsted oa Mill Lane fo n R d A339 into Winchester Road heading (SW). At the end of the road do not take the subway Brick Kiln Lane Hill do il 2 HOLYBOURNE u 28. Exit Windmill Hill at the (SW) corner and enter G instead continue (W) along the unmade road, Mounters Lane. (Note: Here is an opportunity to purchase refreshments from the local village store to the right or a & m a field onto FP53 and follow (W) to Borovere Anstey Lane a Old h little further is the White Hart Public House.) O n 2. Follow Mounters Lane passing under the railway bridge to Jubilee Playing Fields. Follow the Northanger Hill dih r Farm. Exit the crop field onto Borovere Lane, turn am Lon a

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perimeter path (NE) to the far corner, exit via the gap in the hedge on your right and take

right and follow until it joins the Ridgeway.

19. Bear left along London Road and cross over into Lower Neatham Mill Lane, follow (SE)

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the small steep descent to Chawton Park Road, (GR 703 378).

towards the A31 dual carriageway. Head through a steel gate adjacent to the subway onto Anstey Hill

29. Turn left and follow the pavement along the 4

FP1 3. Carefully cross Chawton Park Road and take and ascend the hill into Ackender FP37b.

Ridgeway, descending the hill to meet Butts Road.

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v to the brow of the hill. i (Note: The recorded route has a couple of challenging crossings of the A31. To avoid crossing the A31 5 e 2 w

point on The Butts. R i s at the Holybourne roundabout there is an alternative route via Neatham Manor farm and Monk Wood. d e oa R od wo uth So B This is HILL NUMBER 1 – ACKENDER HILL with lovely views from the woodland path However this is at least half a km longer and does not enable the full views available on Hill 5, see Congratulations you have completed the Windmill Hill 3

3 P 4 6 9 t e especially over the meadow at the crest of the hill. overleaf for this option.) Six Hills Walk of Alton. N tre 3 P B e w S r y i c O nd k a d 4. Continue along the path at the edge of Ackender Woods (N then E) until you descend m 20. From the bottom of Lower Neatham Mill Lane take the track right (W) and follow K i P h P or i a Walk Route l n m N t L onto the A339 and cross the road and proceed up a sloped footpath to Whitedown Lane. R e through gates until you cross a small stream via a timber footbridge, follow the path a o e n r a t 4 e P P d S 5 W adjacent to the River Wey until you reach Upper Neatham Mill Lane. y P i r t 5 ls Greenf elds Avenue e e o 5. Cross Whitedown Lane and follow FP17 (NE) after approx. 200m turn left (NW) along re m 2 m t R A S Kings Pond o h a g y FP15 joining Highridge and descend to meet the Basingstoke Road (B3349). M i a d ark (Note: There is often livestock roaming at Mill Farm.) Lenten Street et St H P W reet s n

6 a m y Turk Street a P r 21. Turn left into Upper Neatham Mill Farm and follow the drive (S) crossing the River Wey D

6. Cross the B3349 onto Brick Kiln Lane, which turns into an un-made track, follow this track d P

then turn right along a grass path between the farm house grounds and bed & breakfast R

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Kings Road A the town. you reach a hedgerow, where the path descends to the A31 roundabout below. Cross the 3 ke 39 sto To Basing

A 33 A31 to the east of the roundabout, you are aiming for a Ackenderpoint diagonally Hill opposite, taking 9

7. Continue on Brick Kiln Lane up to Southwood Lane, turn right into Shalden Lane and R 1 a w l 4 B in o care to cross each slip road and follow the roundabout verge clockwise. gs r L o descend 600m downhill to join New Odiham Road (B3349). a Lower v n Neatham d To Binsted e e d r re a Mill Lane o L Ro f a n d d ne Brick Kiln Lane Hill do il a u o R 2 HOLYBOURNE G 7 8. Cross the road to the footpath signpost and follow (SE) on FP23b into a wooded area. s 23. At the south east point of the roundabout verge (adjacent to the road heading to t 6 & t u m B Anstey Lane a 1 Continue to the steel gate and take the narrow tree lined path for approx. 150m, go The Butts Winchester) you will find a short corridor through the bushes to a stile accessing a O h ld Anstey Park O n Northanger Hill d r ih a a m Lon F through another steel gate on the left and ascend. 3 R

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Hawthorns o Chawt h S 3 u c e t in l Copt Hill & Neatham Down h b o DOWN from the summit at Copt Hill follow the wide farm v W i d r 5 e 2 l n 5 w e 9. Bearing left follow the path adjacent to the field boundary and continue uphill and into O Curtis Museum, War Memorial 9 R R P o i s a track (S) taking in the wonderful views on both sides, with 8 ad e d o R ood the next field through a steel gate, continue over the hill then down to another steel gate hw out 6 S B Town Hall, Market Square glimpses of the town to the right and the mysterious MonkWindmill Hill 3 P 3 4 adjacent to the allotments. 6 9 t e

N tre 3 7 P Wood (Iron Age Fort) to the left. The path emerges e B S The Butts w r i c O k andy d m 10. Join Hawthorns, follow left downhill then turn left into Southview Rise and proceed uphill K i P through a wide hedgerow opening onto a view point h P or 31 i A a Walk Route l 8 n m N ester Alton Sports Centre t Winch L d & e r R esfo a s, Alr to Old Odiham Road. o e ark n M (GR 738 393) above a crop field with magnificent r our a t 4 F e P P To d S 5 W y P il 9 r t 5 so Jubliee Playing Fields Greenf elds Avenue e e views to the south and west of Alton. re m 2 m t R A S o 11. Bear right onto Old Odiham Road then cross onto Gilbert White Way, follow the road Kings Pond h y a

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(NE) passing the junction with Anstey Lane and then bear left (NE) and turn north to join 6 a SELBORNE m y Turk Street a 24. From the view point take FP32 descending P r P D CHAWTON

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B o r o This is HILL NUMBER 4 - ANSTEY HILL from here there are magnificent views and on a ve 25. Carefully cross the busy A31 dual carriageway, r e L a d n a e o clear day the South Downs are visible beyond the hills of Selborne Hanger. R from the eastbound verge take the path down 7 s t 6 t u B The Butts 1 through a small wood and follow FP40 to

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FP33, 13. Continue (NE) to join turning right (SE) as you emerge from the woods and

Wilsom Road (B3004). 2

Alton Health Centre proceed downhill where you can take in further views to the east of Alton above the

ad Ro 3 village of Holybourne and over to the Surrey Hills. rk ad Alton Train Station Pa o 1 on R A 26. Cross the road and turn left, follow the pavement r 3 e 3 st 9 4 Chawt e King’s Pond ch Se in lb downhill then turn onto Windmill Hill. W o 14. Continue downhill passing properties on the Manor Estate until you reach a crossway of ld rn 5 O e Curtis Museum, War Memorial 9 P Ro 8 a d paths, take the left hand steep short path that descends from FP33 into open playing fields 27. Ascend Windmill Hill, be aware of traffic on this 6 Town Hall, Market Square

known locally as ‘Diggers’ crossing diagonally to the far eastern corner where you will join bendy narrow road. When you near the top 7 The Butts

FP29b. of the hill take the gravel track on the left and 31 A 8 lresford & Winchester Alton Sports Centre continue (W) along FP54 after approx. 100m you o Four Marks, A T 9 Jubliee Playing Fields 15. Turn left and follow the FP29b along the boundary of Eggar’s School and past Treloar will emerge into the Windmill Hill public open School until you reach Howards Lane, on the edge of the village of Holybourne. space. SELBORNE One Way System CHAWTON P Car Parks 16. Turn left into Howards Lane and follow the road (E) towards Holybourne Church. Note: Here you may wish to enter the Churchyard for a well-earned break at the delightful village pond.)