Description
As for 'Altbor one' but avoiding crossing A31 dual carriageway and unpaved road at Oakhanger
As for 'Altbor one' but avoiding crossing A31 dual carriageway and unpaved road at Oakhanger
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Is this route good enough? - No (1)
Problems reported - Access (1)
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Geography information system (GIS) data
Total length
Maximum elevation
Minimum elevation
Start and end points
Alton
Grid Ref
SU7230839690
Lat / Lon
51.15191° / -0.96753°
Easting / Northing
472,308E / 139,690N
What3Words
clinic.clocks.scrapped
Bordon
Grid Ref
SU8000235036
Lat / Lon
51.10904° / -0.85857°
Easting / Northing
480,002E / 135,036N
What3Words
overpower.minds.lunged
Alton | |
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Grid Ref | SU7230839690 |
Lat / Lon | 51.15191° / -0.96753° |
Easting / Northing | 472,308E / 139,690N |
What3Words | clinic.clocks.scrapped |
Bordon | |
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Grid Ref | SU8000235036 |
Lat / Lon | 51.10904° / -0.85857° |
Easting / Northing | 480,002E / 135,036N |
What3Words | overpower.minds.lunged |
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review
Phil Smith
10 Jun 2021This route was my suggestion. I should have walked it first!
The walk through Shortheath Common is a big improvement over Altbor one. There is still a short walk along the road from the south side of Shortheath Common however, since the bridleway shown on OS maps is now built over.
The weather was good when I walked it but there had been recent rain.
The walk through Binswood, shared with Altbor one, was very boggy. This got a lot worse going through Pheasant Wood. It may be possible to find a way of avoiding this but the best compromise is probably to follow Altbor one from Binstead Wood.
From the Slowways criteria:
1) The route is safe but boggy and slippery in places.
2) The route respects local codes and laws.
3) It is mostly accessible. Pheasant Wood is tough going. There are stiles and gates.
4) The walk is direct, though not as direct as Altbor one.
5) It is mostly off road or on road with pavement.
6) Alton and Bordon have places to eat and drink.
7) There are busses at Alton and Bordon.
8) The route is fairly clear.
9) The walk is enjoyable if you don't mind slippery mud.
10) The paths are all well established. Pheasant Wood is very rutted.
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