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Meon Springs Walks

Hampshire and the South Downs National Park is a walker's paradise. There are plenty of places for you to explore on foot - from a quick wander around Meon Springs fishing lakes to a more adventurous hike along one of the many trails. Whether you want a relaxing amble or something more energetic, here are a couple of suggestions for you.

For each walking route, we have uploaded a GPX file that you can download onto your phone.  This will give you a route that you can easily follow.​

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If you don't have a physical map of the local area, we recommend using either Google Maps or OS maps online to plan your walking trails.

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Family enjoying a walk at Meon Springs

Meon Springs popular walking routes
 

Round the Block
This is the first route that you should do.  It is an easy couple of miles around the valley bottom, taking in the dairy farm and the fly fishery lodge.

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To East Meon
This is the quickest route to East Meon.

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To West Meon
This includes a semi off road route to West Meon.

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East Meon and Drayton 

A simple circular walk, taking in some good views, the local village and a bit of woodland.

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If you are feeling fit and would like a longer walk,  try these...

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Peake Farm and Old Winchester Hill
A good circular walk, over the South side of the Downs.  Unfortunately no pub, unless you make a detour (recommended) to The Shoe at Exton.

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The Bat & Ball
A lovely walk to a good pub, taking in the café at The Sustainability Centre en route.

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For a really long hike, challenge yourself with two of our favourites... 
 

The Twin Peaks
This route is 10 miles long, taking in The Roman Hill Fort on Old Winchester Hill and Beacon Hill as well as two villages, Warnford and Exton, each with its own pub. It has superb views across the South Coast.

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Butser Hill
A walk to the highest point on the South Downs Way. 10 miles, with one café on the way out and the village of East Meon on the way back.

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