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Walks from Bishop’s Waltham, Hampshire
📍 South England
🌿 Chalk stream valley, palace ruins, downland fringe, farmland
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🌿 Chalk stream valley, palace ruins, downland fringe, farmland
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⛰ Easy to Moderate
Free to access
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Bishop’s WalthamStart Point
Bishop’s Waltham is a small market town with the substantial ruins of a medieval bishop’s palace at its heart, sitting at the head of the Meon Valley — one of Hampshire’s loveliest chalk stream valleys. The Wayfarer’s Walk long-distance path passes through, and the South Downs rise a short distance to the east.
A small, historic market town with a fine ruined palace and access to the gentle Meon Valley, Bishop’s Waltham makes a pleasant and underused base for chalk stream and downland walking in central Hampshire.
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