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From Portchester to Hilsea

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From Portchester to Hilsea

David R planned a bike ride

December 15, 2021

From Portchester to Hilsea

Moderate

02:25

37.7km

15.6km/h

70m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The route includes a crossing by ferry.

Includes a ferry crossing

Check ferry timetable.

After 22.1 km for 336 m

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6.68 km

Hilsea Moat

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nice chilled out area with great gravel trails -easy for kids to ride around and great areas to explore. If it wasn't for the noise of the motorway you could easily forget where you were here!

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9.15 km

Farlington Marshes Cycleway

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Good cycle lane without traffic. It can get busy with walkers and runners too, so be a little bit cautious.

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13.5 km

Langstone Bridge Cycle Path

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

route joining cycle path from Langstone harbour to the start of the gravel section of the Hayling Island Billy route

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22.1 km

The Hayling Ferry operates across the entrance to Langstone Harbour between Eastney Point, Portsmouth and Ferry Point, Hayling Island. It's a small boat carrying foot passengers and bicycles only.

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24.3 km

Eastney Beach Coastal Cycle Path and Royal Marines Memorial

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Nice, good bike path that runs alongside the Royal Marines.

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27.9 km

Clarence Esplanade and Clarence Pier

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Clarence Esplanade is a seafront promenade in Southsea, Portsmouth, England. It is home to Clarence Pier, one of the largest amusement parks on the south coast.

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30.1 km

Southsea Castle and the Normandy Memorial Wall

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The artillery fort at Southsea Castle was originally constructed by Henry VIII in 1544. Open April-October with free entry but the courtyard is open and interesting to visit at any time of year.

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