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Nice walk past the water Mill where you can either go left out into farm fields and into woods towards Shootash or turn right out go into Romsey through the Memorial Park.

A really lovely spot to drink in the beauty of the River Test

The Sadler's Mill, which is now a private residence, has a varied history. First recordings of the mill are dated back to the 16th century and it was originally used as a corn mill. Lord Palmerston bought the Sadler's Mill around 1740. At this time, there was a mill for fulling (part of the cloth making process) and a mill for corn. In the 20th century, an electric generator replaced the corn milling, to act as a backup electricity supply for the Broadlands estate. Until the water flow was altered in the 1990s, this spot was a brilliant place to watch salmon leaping through the river, as they swam upstream to spawn.

You have to stop on the bridge but there is a pavement and it’s worth it.

One of my favourite descents. Been doing it for over 25 years, and still get a big grin each time. Probably best to avoid as a descent on a sunny summer afternoon, as you will frighten the many walkers even if you do stop well before you get to them. If you are climbing it they will usually be very encouraging. I often ride it at night, and then you can really enjoy the speed of the descent without worrying about meeting others. Don't do that first time unless you are very experienced :-)

Great section of downhill. Slippery on the wet winter conditions but still a great section

Beautiful little area surrounded by Mottisfont village and King's Somborne, quaint and quiet, lovely roads to ride on.

National Trust Mottisfont is very close by. Originally a priory founded in 1201 it's been through many changes and is now a luxurious neo-classical manor house situated in stunning river gardens. Paid entry to non-NT members. Open 10:00 - 17:00 but not every day, this changes seasonally so check https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/mottisfont NT café on site.