East Cowes — Ryde

Easryd one
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By a Slow Ways Volunteer on 07 Apr 2021

Distance

12km/8mi

Ascent

208m

Descent

206m

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting East Cowes and Ryde.

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This is a Slow Ways route connecting East Cowes and Ryde.

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East Cowes
Grid Ref SZ5018095739
Lat / Lon 50.75907° / -1.28993°
Easting / Northing 450,180E / 95,739N
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Ryde
Grid Ref SZ5940692905
Lat / Lon 50.73272° / -1.15959°
Easting / Northing 459,406E / 92,905N
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Easryd One's land is

Arable 14.0%
Estuary 0.8%
Pasture 15.8%
Urban 57.9%
Woods 11.6%

Data: Corine Land Cover (CLC) 2018

reviews

Sandra Morris

18 Aug 2023 Summer
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A very good and fair review of this walk. From Whippingham an alternative route to the main road could be Beatrice Avenue, passing St Mildred’s Church, and Saunders Way, passing East Cowes cemetery.

Almighty Custard

26 Mar 2022 Spring
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This route follows a section of the Isle of Wight coastal path. It is very well signposted and easy to find.
Much of the route is on pavements, quiet roads and bridleways so is very accessible. However, the tarmac does rather give the knees a pounding so would recommend running shoes over walking boots!
The route begins walking out of the town centre of East Cowes (shops, cafes, Waitrose, public loos and transport links) on the main road passing Osbourne House and out of town. There is a lovely but hilly section on quiet roads to the back of Wootton Bridge where you wind through the backs of a 1970s housing estate to come out at Wootton Creek. Public toilets, shops and eating establishment here too. Crossing the road a few times here to follow the pavement is a bit hairy at times! Lovely quiet Bridleway through to Fishbourne and then on towards Binstead through the grounds of Quarr Abbey. Recommend quiet contemplation and cake stop here! Back on the Bridleway passing through the back of Ryde and then down onto the seafront. Ryde is a Victorian seaside town and has shops, restaurants and a transport hub for ferries to the mainland and buses to the rest of the Island.

  • Sandra Morris

    Sandra Morris

    18 Aug 2023

    A very good and fair review of this walk. From Whippingham an alternative route to the main road could be Beatrice Avenue, passing St Mildred’s Church, and Saunders Way, passing East Cowes cemetery.

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