Walks of South East England
The Seven Sisters
| Walk | Miles | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Carisbrooke Castle | 1.7 | An Isle of Wight stroll from Carisbrooke village to the hilltop castle. |
| Hambledon and Hydon's Ball | 2.1 | A short walk through woods and fields to the top of a lovely hill. |
| Ashurst and Churchplace Inclosure | 2.6 | A stroll through William the Conqueror's hunting grounds in the New Forest. |
| Ditchling, Westmeston and Ditchling Beacon | 3.9 | From Ditchling to the top of the South Downs and back. |
| Headley Heath | 4.3 | A walk along pleasant field paths and beautiful heathland with fine views. |
| Westerham and Chartwell | 4.4 | From a village green, through ancient woods to Chartwell. |
| Friday Street, Leith Hill and Wotton Common | 4.5 | From a tranquil lake to the highest point in south-east England. |
| Ripley, River Wey, Wisley Gardens and Walsham Lock | 4.8 | A walk in gentle countryside threaded by streams. |
| Silent Pool, Gomshall and Shere | 5.0 | A downland walk from a tranquil lake to a couple of pretty villages. |
| Freshwater Bay, Tennyson Down and Farringford | 5.1 | A downland walk on the Isle of Wight within sight and sound of the sea. |
| Cookham, Maidenhead Court and Widbrook Common | 5.2 | A Thameside walk through a lovely village, riverside and common land. |
| Hampstead Heath and Parliament Hill | 5.2 | From London's highest village around the wild spaces of the Heath. |
| Patching and Wepham Wood | 5.8 | A woodland walk in West Sussex countryside near Arundel. |
| Jevington, Lullington Heath National Nature Reserve and Litlington | 5.9 | A hilltop walk across the ridges and along the valleys of the South Downs. |
| Shipbourne, Ightham Mote, Stone Street and Godden Green | 8.2 | A Garden of England walk through secluded woodlands and orchards. |
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