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素敵な街、広い通りで、自転車も停めやすいです。カフェに入らなくても座れる素敵なベンチがたくさんあります。聖ヨハネ・バプテスト教会は訪れる価値があり、近くのCoffee #1で軽食を楽しみました。

Look out for the gateway to the view point over Old Alresford Pond. The landowner has provided a secluded space with bench. Nice spot to chill and watch the swans away from the hustle and bustle of Alresford town.

This is just the most delightful stretch of gravel! Goes through the forest and is bone dry even when the rest of England is under water (April 2024).

A long climb but not to hard but it does kick up as you reach the top.

Keep to the bridleways. There are only 2 cycle routes through the woods but cyclists go off route a lot and make a bad name for the rest of us that follow the Highway Code/labelled bike paths. Remember heels before wheels and don’t explore off bridleways as the cycle paths here are great if you keep to them.

Chawton Woods is a beautiful woodland area, near to the village of Chawton, the former home of Jane Austen. The woods are situated within close proximity to Jane Austen's House Museum. Part of National Cycle Network route 224, a fantastic well-surfaced gravel track runs through the woods linking the Hampshire villages of Chawton and Four Marks.

12th century St Leonard's Church once stood in the hamlet of Hartley Mauditt, which was abandoned at some time before the 18th century. The remaining clues include the church itself, the foundations of a manor house, and Hartley Pond, which lies opposite the church on the other side of the road.

Wood fired pizzas at the Green, Butts Road in Alton. Saturdays from 4pm.