Walks you can reach from Micheldever by train
Hampshire · South East England
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Winchester Station Circular via Wolvesey Palace (Hampshire)
8m direct from Micheldever.
16km.
Historic cathedral city streets, watermeadows, iron age hillfort, downland ridges, river valley, and ancient meadows. M3 motorway noise.
Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Winchester Station to Shawford Station (Hampshire)
8m direct from Micheldever.
8km.
Historic cathedral city streets, watermeadows, iron age hillfort, and river valley. M3 motorway noise.
A shorter variant of Winchester Circular – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Fleet Station Circular via Tweseldown Racecourse (Hampshire)
30m direct from Micheldever.
19km. 4h30.
Heathland, woodland, military training lands, levada water channel, canal towpath, residential outskirts, and nature reserves. MoD closures apply.
Documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Farnham Station to Fleet Station (Surrey)
30m direct from Micheldever.
15km. 3h.
A rambler favourite! Deer park, heathland, MOD training area, Iron Age hillfort, reservoirs, stream valleys, woodland, and Fleet Pond nature reserve. MOD closures apply.
A shorter variant of Farnham to Blackwater – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.
Netley Station to Botley Station (Hampshire)
30m direct from Micheldever.
18km. Gentle ascents. 5h–8h.
Coastal country park, stony beach, light woodland, mudflats, riverside causeway with marinas, open farmland, and village lanes. Check tide timings.
Lunch stops: the Harpers Steakhouse (2h30–4h30 in), Little Canton (3h–5h in), or the Jolly Sailor (3h–5h in).
End-of-walk rewards: Manor Farm Café, the Dolphin, the Brewery Bar, or the Railway.
Botley Station to Sholing Station (Hampshire)
30m direct from Micheldever.
20km.
Farmland, woodland, riverside causeway, stony beach, coastal country park, shoreline tarmac path, and wooded valley following the Itchen Way. Check tide timings.
A longer variant of Netley to Botley – documented by the Saturday Walkers Club.