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Mill Pond is located within the Chichester Harbour AONB nestled among beautiful countryside and salt marshes. The pond and surrounding wetlands are rich in wildlife, including waders, ducks, and swans. Historically the pond was part of a watermill system used for grinding grain.

The Reeds, nestled in the village of Bosham, is a renowned tidal inlet. Surrounded by salt marshes and reed beds, it's a paradise for birdwatchers and nature seekers.

Hayling Island is connected to the English mainland of Hampshire by Langstone Bridge (also known as Hayling Bridge) which is derived from its location at the coastal village of Langstone1. Historically connection was by a causeway known as the Wadeway, this was severed by the construction of the Portsmouth and Arundel Canal.

The harbour is home for charter fishing boats and commercial fishermen, and hosts two commercial aggregate wharves. Many recreational activities including yachting, canoeing and windsurfing are also well established in its sheltered waters. The Harbour is a haven for charter fishing boats and commercial fishermen. Recreational activities such as yachting, dinghy sailing, motor cruising, wind-surfing, water skiing (under license), jet skiing (with a permit) and canoeing are all well established. Please remember the Harbour speed limit is 10 knots. Langstone Harbour is recognised internationally for its importance for nature conservation, and is a haven for aquatic wildlife and a myriad of bird species. The Langstone Harbour Board works to ensure the harbour remains a safe place for work and leisure, as well as an area rich in plant and animal life. https://www.visit-hampshire.co.uk/things-to-do/langstone-harbour-p1508421

Tricky for bikes in the Winter, but a nice little route way from traffic.

Better to take the shared use pavement than the road. It's just wide enough for pedestrians and bikes.

It’s not a pleasant stretch of cycleway but it’s a crucial link on the Shipwright’s Way and the National Cycle Network Route 2, linking the Hayling Billy Trail and the mainland. The cycle lane seems too narrow and it’s uncomfortably close to traffic using the busy A road. However, it is just about wide enough to pass oncoming cyclists but you’ll have to be confident and hold your nerve - you can relax again when you reach the other side!

Busy road, but narrow cycleway on pavement so keep well in if you can. 2 cyclists can pass