Wickham

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Walks from Wickham, Hampshire

📍 South England
Disused railway trail, chalk stream valley, gentle farmland
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🚗WickhamStart Point

Wickham is a handsome village built around one of the largest village squares in England, sitting on the lower Meon — a river that William Cobbett described as one of the finest trout streams in the kingdom. The Meon Valley Trail, a disused railway line, runs south towards Fareham and the coast.

A handsome Georgian village with an exceptional square and good access to the lower Meon Valley, Wickham makes a pleasant base for gentle, flat valley walking towards the Solway coast.

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Wickham Hampshire – 7.1 Mile Circular Walk

At a Glance

Walks available1 route
DifficultyEasy
Best monthsYear-round
TerrainDisused railway trail, chalk stream valley, gentle farmland
CountyHampshire
Dogs welcome✓ Yes

Getting There

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Wickham, Hampshire
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Village car parks. Bus from Fareham station (Stagecoach 69)

Food & Drink

The Greens restaurant, Old House Hotel, Chesil Tea Rooms

Notable Walks Nearby

  • Meon Valley Trail to Botley
  • Wayfarer’s Walk section
  • Titchfield village & abbey
  • Knowle Village circular
  • Soberton & Lower Meon villages
  • Old Winchester Hill (further north)

🗺 OS Map Reference

Walking around Wickham is covered by OS Explorer 119. Recommended for all routes in this area.

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Long Distance Trails Nearby

  • Meon Valley Trail
  • Wayfarer’s Walk

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