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Wickham Knowle Funded by Department for Transport for Department by Funded GET AROUND GET HAMPSHIRE My Journey is here to help you choose HELPING Public Transport - Bus Walking 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 Whether you follow a long-distance route, try a shorter walk or explore on your own, congestion and pollution in your area. there is something for everyone to enjoy. Wickham Walks by Wickham Parish Council. We provide information on cycling, 20 For further information visit www.hants.gov.uk/walking Wickham – Fareham – Knowle buses, trains, car sharing and walking that can help you to find easier and Wickham Walks Daytime cheaper ways of travelling sustainably. The Meon Valley Trail Mon-Fri (0720-1845) Hourly Find out more at: Wickham marks the start of the much loved Meon Valley Trail which stretches north Sat (0845-1700) Hourly www.myjourneyhampshire.com for nine miles along the route of the old Meon Valley Railway, towards the village of No service on Sundays or Public Holidays. West Meon. Here it connects with the South Downs Way and Wayfarers’ Walk, Operated by First enabling you to create an extended circular route. The route is level and passes by various hamlets and country pubs making it a path to be enjoyed at any pace. 69 Winchester – Bishop’s Waltham – Meadows Meander Wickham – Fareham Allow an hour and a half for this level walk, which takes in the scenic water meadows Daytime as well as the local vineyard. A picnic area is situated by the water meadows to allow you to take in the scenery before returning to The Square. Some steep steps in the Mon-Fri (0630-1855) Hourly water meadows can be avoided by finishing the walk via Wickham Square. Saturday (0730-1840) Hourly No service on Sundays or Public Holidays. North Fields Operated by Stagecoach This countryside trail will take you on a circular route to the North of Wickham. Reasonably level, it takes about an hour and a half but may be heavy going for pushchairs and wheelchairs. A great route for cyclists. Heytesbury Farm Ramble Knowle and and Transport helpline A circular path which explores the terrain to the South of Wickham, this walk is approximately three miles long and takes in woodland, farmland and rural lanes as Wickham Travel in Travel 0333 014 3480 well as urban roads. First - Community Transport Stagecoach in Hampshire - Wickham Wander 0845 121 0190 Why not try a circular route of about five miles which takes in woodland and a visit to Service 96 Meon Valley Minibus 0871 200 22 33 Wickham’s historic St Nicholas church? Further facilities and a picnic area are available Traveline - en route, courtesy of the Forestry commission. Public transport service for passengers National Rail - 08717 818181 who need to travel from Swanmore, Useful Contacts Meon Ramblers Group Shirrell Heath, Shedfield or Wickham The Meon Ramblers are a local group who walk to Wickham Square or Fareham. mainly in Hampshire on Sundays, but enjoy Operates two return journeys Mondays More travel information can be found going further afield to West Sussex, Surrey and to Saturdays. on the My Journey website: Dorset. Most Sundays they have three different To book telephone 01962 846786. www.myjourneyhampshire.com walks in their programme. They aim to offer a varied and interesting programme of walks to Southwick Area Taxishare Email: [email protected] suit different abilities. Passengers from Newtown, Hundred www.facebook.com/ For further information 01329 231926. Acres, North Boarhunt, Soberton Heath myjourneyhants and Southwick can travel into either Cosham/QA or Wickham up to five @MyJourneyHants days a week, Mondays to Fridays. Cycling A taxishare is similar to a bus service www.travelinesw.com except that a taxi picks up pre-booked passengers instead of a bus. 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 Telephone 01962 846786 for further your carbon footprint. What’s more, cycling in towns is often faster than other means information. Scan and link straight of transport. Wickham Community Care Group to the journey planner The My Journey website gives information on clubs and rides near you, skill sessions, Provide a voluntary car scheme for GP/ how to maintain your bike and top tips for cycling. Hampshire offers a huge variety of doctor/optician/hospital appointments. cycling opportunities. Passengers in wheelchairs can be accommodated if drivers available and HELPING HAMPSHIRE For more information on cycling in Hampshire visit www.myjourneyhampshire.com/cycle GET AROUND passengers can transfer from their wheelchair into the car. Meon Valley Trail Telephone 01329 835061 for further Funded by Department for Transport The Meon Valley Trail stretches for 10 miles from Knowle to West Meon, along a information. disused railway line providing a safe and flat surface for all the family. 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