Local Hampshire guide

Petersfield & East Hampshire

Hangars, commons and peaceful villages on the Surrey border. Browse verified starting points, then confirm current dog policies and practical details before travelling.

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Tail-wagging Hampshire favourites

908 useful, source-linked places across the county. Dog policies and service availability change, so check the source before travelling or booking. For walkers, day care and boarding, ask to see current insurance and any council licence required for the service.

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Walks

Alice Holt Forest

Petersfield & East Hampshire · Bucks Horn Oak

Large Forestry England site with several walking trails, dog wash, café and easy-access route.

Dogs allowedDog washSeveral trails

Blind & partially sighted walkers Practical route notes

Surface & gradientsA level, surfaced or easier section is mentioned, but gradients and surface breaks may still vary.

NavigationThe route follows a recognisable circuit, trail or linear feature, but waymarking has not been confirmed.

HazardsSpecific hazards have not been independently assessed. Check current conditions and local signs.

FacilitiesSome parking or visitor facilities are mentioned; confirm their exact location and opening before travelling.

This is planning guidance, not a surveyed access audit. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome wherever the public has access; check any site-specific arrangements before a special journey.

Official sourceConfirm important policies before travelling.

Forestry England

Walks

Hogmoor Inclosure

Petersfield & East Hampshire · Bordon

A broad former military landscape regenerated with woodland, heath and a substantial path network.

Free parkingCafé & toiletsChanging Places

Blind & partially sighted walkers Practical route notes

Surface & gradientsExpect natural or uneven ground; the listing mentions slopes, steps, exposed ground or changing surfaces.

NavigationWaymarking has not been confirmed. Consider a sighted companion or an accessible navigation app.

HazardsPlan for road crossings or shared busy sections. Conditions can change after rain or in poor weather.

FacilitiesSome parking or visitor facilities are mentioned; confirm their exact location and opening before travelling.

This is planning guidance, not a surveyed access audit. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome wherever the public has access; check any site-specific arrangements before a special journey.

Source linkedConfirm important policies before travelling.

Site manager details

Walks

Hogmoor Legion Trail

Petersfield & East Hampshire · Bordon

The longest of Hogmoor Inclosure’s three marked routes, exploring woodland and heath across the former military landscape.

2.9 km marked trailFree parkingCafé & toilets

Blind & partially sighted walkers Practical route notes

Surface & gradientsExpect natural or uneven ground; the listing mentions slopes, steps, exposed ground or changing surfaces.

NavigationA signed or waymarked route is mentioned. Sign condition and junction clarity have not been independently checked.

HazardsSpecific hazards have not been independently assessed. Check current conditions and local signs.

FacilitiesSome parking or visitor facilities are mentioned; confirm their exact location and opening before travelling.

This is planning guidance, not a surveyed access audit. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome wherever the public has access; check any site-specific arrangements before a special journey.

Source linkedConfirm important policies before travelling.

Deadwater Valley Trust

Walks

Hogmoor REME Trail

Petersfield & East Hampshire · Bordon

A medium-length marked route through Hogmoor Inclosure, with easy access to the visitor facilities beside the main car park.

2.1 km marked trailFree parkingCafé & toilets

Blind & partially sighted walkers Practical route notes

Surface & gradientsDetailed surface and gradient information is not confirmed. Check the official route before setting out.

NavigationA signed or waymarked route is mentioned. Sign condition and junction clarity have not been independently checked.

HazardsSpecific hazards have not been independently assessed. Check current conditions and local signs.

FacilitiesSome parking or visitor facilities are mentioned; confirm their exact location and opening before travelling.

This is planning guidance, not a surveyed access audit. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome wherever the public has access; check any site-specific arrangements before a special journey.

Source linkedConfirm important policies before travelling.

Deadwater Valley Trust

Walks

Hogmoor Gilbert White Trail

Petersfield & East Hampshire · Bordon

Hogmoor Inclosure’s shortest marked trail, useful for a gentler outing close to the main entrance and facilities.

1.2 km marked trailFree parkingCafé & toilets

Blind & partially sighted walkers Practical route notes

Surface & gradientsDetailed surface and gradient information is not confirmed. Check the official route before setting out.

NavigationThe route follows a recognisable circuit, trail or linear feature, but waymarking has not been confirmed.

HazardsSpecific hazards have not been independently assessed. Check current conditions and local signs.

FacilitiesSome parking or visitor facilities are mentioned; confirm their exact location and opening before travelling.

This is planning guidance, not a surveyed access audit. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome wherever the public has access; check any site-specific arrangements before a special journey.

Source linkedConfirm important policies before travelling.

Deadwater Valley Trust

Walks

Bordon Inclosure

Petersfield & East Hampshire · Bordon

Six short marked trails can be joined into a longer woodland walk. Café 1759 and its toilets are about two minutes from the small free car park rather than inside the Inclosure.

Free parkingSix marked trailsCafé & toilets nearby

Blind & partially sighted walkers Practical route notes

Surface & gradientsDetailed surface and gradient information is not confirmed. Check the official route before setting out.

NavigationThe route follows a recognisable circuit, trail or linear feature, but waymarking has not been confirmed.

HazardsSpecific hazards have not been independently assessed. Check current conditions and local signs.

FacilitiesSome parking or visitor facilities are mentioned; confirm their exact location and opening before travelling.

This is planning guidance, not a surveyed access audit. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome wherever the public has access; check any site-specific arrangements before a special journey.

Source linkedConfirm important policies before travelling.

Deadwater Valley Trust

Walks

Petersfield Heath

Petersfield & East Hampshire · Petersfield

Lake, heathland and Bronze Age landscape close to the town centre, with several easy paths.

Outdoor routeCheck local signsDogs under control

Blind & partially sighted walkers Practical route notes

Surface & gradientsExpect natural or uneven ground; the listing mentions slopes, steps, exposed ground or changing surfaces.

NavigationWaymarking has not been confirmed. Consider a sighted companion or an accessible navigation app.

HazardsPlan for open water or waterside edges, road crossings or shared busy sections. Conditions can change after rain or in poor weather.

FacilitiesParking, toilets and rest points are not confirmed in this listing. Use the official link to plan them.

This is planning guidance, not a surveyed access audit. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome wherever the public has access; check any site-specific arrangements before a special journey.

Official sourceConfirm important policies before travelling.

South Downs National Park

Walks

Butser Hill

Petersfield & East Hampshire · Petersfield

The highest point in the South Downs, with steep chalk paths, major views and grazing livestock.

Steep downlandLivestockPanoramic views

Blind & partially sighted walkers Practical route notes

Surface & gradientsExpect natural or uneven ground; the listing mentions slopes, steps, exposed ground or changing surfaces.

NavigationWaymarking has not been confirmed. Consider a sighted companion or an accessible navigation app.

HazardsPlan for livestock and gates, steps, loose ground or trip hazards. Conditions can change after rain or in poor weather.

FacilitiesParking, toilets and rest points are not confirmed in this listing. Use the official link to plan them.

This is planning guidance, not a surveyed access audit. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome wherever the public has access; check any site-specific arrangements before a special journey.

Official sourceConfirm important policies before travelling.

Hampshire countryside details

Walks

Hangers Way

Petersfield & East Hampshire · Alton to Queen Elizabeth Country Park

A 21-mile trail through East Hampshire’s wooded hangers, best tackled in planned sections.

Long-distance trailWooded hillsPlan sections

Blind & partially sighted walkers Practical route notes

Surface & gradientsDetailed surface and gradient information is not confirmed. Check the official route before setting out.

NavigationThe route follows a recognisable circuit, trail or linear feature, but waymarking has not been confirmed.

HazardsSpecific hazards have not been independently assessed. Check current conditions and local signs.

FacilitiesParking, toilets and rest points are not confirmed in this listing. Use the official link to plan them.

This is planning guidance, not a surveyed access audit. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome wherever the public has access; check any site-specific arrangements before a special journey.

Official sourceConfirm important policies before travelling.

South Downs National Park

How information is labelled: “Official source” links to a public body, land manager or clearly identified official policy. “Source linked” means a current source is supplied but the detail has not been independently audited. Owner-confirmed and visitor-reported details will be labelled only when that evidence is supplied.