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Winchester - Bournemouth

Chalex
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Winchester - Bournemouth

planned a mountain bike ride

April 20, 2025

Winchester - Bournemouth

Hard

08:35

104km

12.1km/h

1,030m

1,050m

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Overview

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 9.12 km for 77 m

After 20.4 km for 1.04 km

After 36.5 km for 50 m

After 36.6 km for 312 m

After 80.6 km for 691 m

After 81.6 km for 433 m

After 83.3 km for 60 m

After 83.4 km for 677 m

After 84.4 km for 305 m

After 85.7 km for 629 m

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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Waypoints

A

Start point

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1

3.32 km

Field Path Near the Woods

Highlight • Forest

2

8.33 km

Yew Tree Hollow Way

Highlight • Trail

An exciting tunnelled path with roots and old trees, exhilirating downhill ride on a mountain bike!

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3

10.5 km

Great views up near Farley Mount and some great trails to ride or walk.
Can get very muddy along the top in wet conditions.

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4

11.0 km

Farley Mount Monument

Highlight • Monument

Well worth the climb, can get windy up there.

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5

12.3 km

Parnholt Woods Bluebell Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Natural

Come here in mid to late April and you'll find one of the best bluebell woods near Winchester.

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6

14.5 km

German Airmen Memorial

Highlight • Monument

Beautiful track - the big ruts get very wet in winter but it's always rideable. More about the memorial astoft2.co.uk/hants/hoplandsmemorial.htm

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7

16.1 km

Mike Woodcock Memorial Stone

Highlight • Viewpoint

Memorial for local footpath officer who looked after all the paths and trails in this parish

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8

24.0 km

Bench on Broughton Drove

Highlight • Rest Area

Nice place to stop on Broughton Drove with a bench.

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9

27.0 km

Broughton Chalk Climb

Highlight • Forest

This hill is pretty tough going, but it's thankfully only short! Here the King Alfred's Way links up with the Monarch's Way and the Calendon Way.

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10

31.0 km

Roman Road

Highlight • Historical Site

36.5 km

Geoff Parfitt Memorial

Memorial

12

44.5 km

View from Pepperbox Hill

Highlight • Viewpoint

Great views on a nice day.
You can catch fantastic sunsets from here.
Careful crossing the A36 if continuing on the bridle way across from Pepperbox Hill

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13

46.3 km

Pepperbox Tower

Highlight • Monument

A nice run from the top of PepperBox Hill, with good views across Wiltshire from the chalk ridge.

There's more details on PepperBox Hill itself from the Nation Trust site …

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14

52.5 km

15

53.9 km

Horse Common

Highlight • Trail

Horse Common is a larger plantation within Franchise Wood. Lots of green and wide, comfortable tracks to enjoy a faster hike or a more leisurely walk in this piece of natural paradise!

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16

56.1 km

RSPB Franchises Wood

Highlight • Natural Monument

RSPB Franchises Wood is a 1,000-acre woodland with heath and rare plants. Franchises Wood is a bridge between Langley Wood National Nature Reserve (north) and the New Forest Special Protection …

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17

60.2 km

Victorian black post box, Fritham

Highlight • Monument

As far as the The Royal Oak Pub in Fritham goes they are currently open on Fri, Sat & Sun - as of my visit on 18/8/21 - so no pint for me.

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18

60.8 km

Eyeworth Pond

Highlight • Lake

After a fun descent great place to sit down and enjoy the relaxing views across the water.

The pond was created in 1871 by damming Latchmore Brook, with the purpose of supplying water to a nearby gunpowder factory.

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19

63.0 km

Heather Fields Climb, New Forest National Park

Highlight (Segment) • Natural

20

66.9 km

Open skies and princess gravel, what a combo!

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21

70.6 km

Gravel Trail Through New Forest National Park

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Take it Westerly to make it mostly downhill

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22

75.2 km

Steep gravelly sections near the underpass. May need to walk.

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23

77.5 km

Perfect little singletrack, great to ride on a gravel bike!

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24

78.8 km

Bumpy hilly climb, but worth it once at the top with amazing views.

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25

83.3 km

ride the gully

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26

85.0 km

Hard compact ground in the summer but can be very wet in the winter like a sponge.

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27

95.0 km

Avon Causeway Gravel Track

Highlight • Trail

Lovely long ride the whole family can enjoy

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28

102 km

Beautiful section of Sand dunes along the front of Southbourne. No good if you've not got the right tyres on. a few sections have boardwalks to go a long, or stick to the grassed section next to the dunes.

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B

104 km

End point

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

35.7 km

35.5 km

23.2 km

6.05 km

2.86 km

608 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

33.8 km

27.7 km

21.9 km

15.6 km

2.87 km

1.64 km

514 m

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