Walking
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Long distance footpaths cross East Hampshire coming from north, south, east and west. In Alton itself there are also local walks, circular walks and self-guided literary walks.
- The long distance walks include Hanger’s Way that will take you from Alton to Petersfield and St. Swithun’s Way, passing through Alton on its way from Winchester to Farnham.
- Walks in the general area suitable for wheelchair users include the Liss Riverside Railway Walk, See Wheel Chair Walks around Petersfield.
- Three circular walks in and around Alton.
- Six self-guided literary walks in East Hampshire trace the footsteps of famous East Hampshire writers and poets including Jane Austen, Gilbert White, Edward Thomas, Flora Thompson, William Cobbett, W.H.Hudson.
- Guided walks explore the town’s history taking in the 11th Century St Lawrence Church, scene of the civil war ‘Battle of Alton’ and tell the sad story of Sweet Fanny Adams. Information from the Tourist Information Centre, telephone 01420 88448.
For further information visit the following sites:
www.hants.gov.uk/walking,
www.easthants.gov.uk
Useful businesses:
Outdoor World Clothing Shop
Market St
Alton
Tel: 01420 542200
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