Fareham

The Category Fareham is a subset of Hampshire.

'There are a number of self-guided walks around the Borough, varying in difficulty and duration.'

Holly Hill 'is spread over 70 acres of woodland, with more than 5 acres of lakes. This lovely location provides plenty of space for leisurely walks all year and picnics, with ample car parking and easy access for persons with disabilities'.

Fareham Borough Council

Member of the Ramblers - Hampshire Area Grouping

Member of the U3A- Hampshire Grouping

'This nature reserve holds scenic lakes, woods and grassland, created by nature from abandoned clay workings. Woodland has grown up on spoil heaps and wildflowers abound in original and planted meadows. There are over 2 miles of paths around the lakes and woods with over 1 mile of surfaced marked trails. It provides a valuable space for people to relax and learn about wildlife.'

Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust

'A nationally renowned nature reserve, celebrated as a winter refuge for ducks, geese and wading birds, and summer breeding ground for the rare Avocet. Our hides provide spectacular views of the wildlife and a network of paths and boardwalks take you through a rare, unspoilt landscape.'

Hampshire County Council

'A walk across Hampshire from Portchester to Winchester.'

Guidebook compiled by Richard Charles Kenchington Footpath Secretary of the Eastleigh Ramblers.

Hampshire Rights of Way Improvement Trust