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South Downs Way
Duration: 11 days
Trails: T2 trails
Distance: 15 - 20 km per day
Ascent per day: 250 - 500 m ascent per day
> Walk the full South Downs Way to the east coast
> Enjoy breathtaking views of valleys and meadows
> Accommodation before, during and after the trek included
The South Downs Way is a trail that runs through the South Downs National Park. It is England’s newest National park and was only established in 2009. It runs through as many as 5 National Nature Reserves and many more interesting attractions, the most important being the iconic English chalk hills.
Itinerary
Day
1
Arrival in Winchester
Today you will have to make your way to Winchester. Here, you will spend the night preparing for your South Downs Way adventure.
Bridge Street House (Winchester)
Day
2
Winchester to Exton
Duration: 05:34 h
Distance: 20.6 km
Ascent: 290 m
Descent: 260 m
The South Downs Way starts with a short hike through the beautiful city of Winchester. After a few kilometers you will exit the city and the rolling hills of the countryside will surely catch your eye. Enjoy the panoramic views of the Meon Valley while you make your way to Exton.
Crossways B&B (Exton)
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3
Exton to Buriton
Duration: 05:50 h
Distance: 21 km
Ascent: 380 m
Descent: 370 m
The second day will be a fairly easy day of hiking as the height difference is not very significant. You will pass by several hills such as Salt Hill and Butser Hill. Butser hill is the highest point of the South Downs Way, which is only 270 meters. From this point, your view will reach as far as the Isle of Wight.
The Nest Hotel & Restaurant (Buriton)
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