Bridleway 24 Rowlands Castle is a bridleway running from Whichers Gate Road to the center of Rowlands Castle, in Hampshire, England. The bridleway is part of a long-distance route linking the South Downs Way with the Shipwrights Way1. The bridleway dates from the 10th century and runs along an ancient Saxon border consisting of a bank and a ditch2.

The bridleway has recently been improved with contributions from the developers of the Oaklands I project at the top of Redhill Road. The improvements include creating a paved surface, installing drainage and installing new fences and gates

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Distance 949 m

Uphill 90 m

Downhill 80 m

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Location: Rowlands Castle, East Hampshire, Hampshire, South East England, England, United Kingdom

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