周辺の湖・トップ5

Can either remain on the peri track (flat, open) or join the Shipwright's way (narrower path, wooded and pretty). Both reasonably flat

This large area of heathland and woodland has public footpaths to follow from the hamlet of Conford in the north eastern part of the site. It is a significant area with a diversity of habitats supporting twelve known native species of reptiles and amphibians. Scenery includes oak-birch woodland, conifer plantations, open sandy heaths, and rough grazed pastures. There's lots of interesting plants and flowers to look out for. Also keep your eyes peeled for birds such as Dartford warbler and European nightjar. N.B The Woolmer Forest perimeter trail is a popular route. However this area is the outer ring of an active Ministry of Defence (MOD) Range Area and it is illegal and dangerous to enter when the red flags are flying. Please adhere to any closure signs. If in any doubt then contact Longmoor Ranges by phone on 01420 483405.

This large area of heathland and woodland has public footpaths to follow from the hamlet of Conford in the north eastern part of the site. It is a significant area with a diversity of habitats supporting twelve known native species of reptiles and amphibians. Scenery includes oak-birch woodland, conifer plantations, open sandy heaths, and rough grazed pastures. There's lots of interesting plants and flowers to look out for. Also keep your eyes peeled for birds such as Dartford warbler and European nightjar. N.B The Woolmer Forest perimeter trail is a popular route. However this area is the outer ring of an active Ministry of Defence (MOD) Range Area and it is illegal and dangerous to enter when the red flags are flying. Please adhere to any closure signs. If in any doubt then contact Longmoor Ranges by phone on 01420 483405.

This beautiful Norman Church of St. Mary’s that we see today was built between 1150 and 1200, but was preceded by a smaller one that is listed in Domesday Book of 1086. Whether or not it was a Saxon building is not certainly known but the manor of Mapledurham, of which Buriton was the centre, was Saxon.

Forest Mere is an area of enchanting woodland with sweeping green trees and sandy trails set next to a tranquil lake. It's home to Champney's, a popular health spa. A public bridleway runs through the resort, offering a scenic lakeside cycling experience.

The village of Buriton enjoys an idyllic setting at the foot of the downs, complete with a duck pond. Next to the pond is the Church of Saint Mary, a beautiful building dating back to the 12th Century. <https://southdownsdiscovery.com/destination-guides/buriton/>

A pretty stop just south of Empshott with a spring, lake and woodland.

Great place for a pit stop