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Make the most of Hampshire's 3000 miles of footpaths, bridleways and byways
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Ashford Hangers, near Petersfield

Ashford Hangers, near Petersfield

©Joe Low

Hampshire offers visitors miles of idyllic countryside to explore, stretching from the South Downs National Park in the east to the New Forest National Park in the west and the North Wessex Downs in the north of the county.

With its unique mixture of rolling hills, chalk streams, country parks and bustling market towns which sell local produce, Hampshire's countryside is the perfect destination for a short break or day visit for all the family.

In this section

  • Country Parks

    Staunton Park

    Hampshire is scattered with beautiful country parks for all the family to enjoy. There is plenty to do in the wonderful open greenland and forests.

    Go to the Country Parks page

  • National Parks & AONB's

    Beacon Hill

    Hampshire is extremely privileged to be home to two beautiful national parks: the South Downs National Park and the New Forest National Park.

    Go to the National Parks & AONB's page

  • New Forest National Park

    Walking near Rhinefield Drive in the New Forest

    Created in 1079 as a hunting area for William the Conqueror, the New Forest is now a national park, home to around 4,000 ponies, cattle and deer who roam freely amongst the ancient woodland.

    Go to the New Forest National Park page

  • North Wessex Downs

    Watership Down on a snowy day

    Located in the counties of Berkshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire, the highly attractive unspoilt villages, sense of isolation and breathtaking scenery are the primary attractions of the area.

    Go to the North Wessex Downs page

  • Rivers and Canals

    St Swithuns Way River, credit to Nigel Ridgen

    Visit one of Hampshire's rivers or canals for a relaxing walk or cycle along tow paths and river banks that boast rare and exciting flora and fauna.

    Go to the Rivers and Canals page

  • South Downs National Park

    Butser Hill, South Downs National Park

    Confirmed as a National Park in 2009, the stunning landscape of the South Downs charms and enriches from Winchester in the west to Eastbourne in East Sussex.

    Go to the South Downs National Park page