ニートン・アンド・ホイットウェルでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The church originally dates from the 11th century in Norman times but was rebuilt during the Victorian Restoration. The celtic cross outside is from the 19th century and close by you will find the grave of Edward Edwards who helped establish public libraries.

Known locally as the Pepperpot, St Catherine's Oratory is a medieval lighthouse. You can go into the tower during daylight hours and is cared for by The English Heritage.

A handy place to take a break with enchanting views from the Upper Cliffs.

Take a moment to enjoy the peace and tranquility at St John the Baptist Church. Outside, the 19th century celtic cross is very impressive, while inside the font dates back to Norman times.

The White Lion is the Isle of Wight's oldest pub and is very welcoming to walkers and their four legged friends. It was built in 1454 and there is some suggestion it could even be the oldest pub in England. The pub once had a thatched roof and photos of this and others of the village in days gone by are on display inside. If its good weather, you can make use of their lovely beer garden

The gradual gradient up to here from Niton is worth it for these countryside views.

Good pub, good staff, nice selection of good quality food and light bites (not just your usual heavy pub meals)

Plan a picnic here with enchanting views from the upper cliffs!

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