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A Walk of 3 Trails
Tennyson, Worsley & Shepherd's Trails

A circular walk starting from Whitcombe Cross following the Tennyson Trial from Carisbrooke to Brighstone Forest, then the Worsley Trail to Billingham returning to Carisbrooke along the Shepherd's Trail
 
Completed:  29 December 2004
Distance: 12 miles approx
Weather: Sunshine turning cloudy with some late rain
Time: 4˝ hours
Terrain: Mostly across established tracks, some arable and pasture walking with some road walking
Stiles: 0
Highest Point: 689 ft
Assent: 1,462 ft
Grade: Moderate
Parking: Park in the lay-by in Froglands Lane (GR: SZ 487-874)
Nearest Towns: Newport
Refreshments: Tea Rooms in Gatcombe (seasonal)
Toilets: No public toilets én route
Transport: Southern Vectis - routes & times
Other Walks: WightCAM - All Walks by Distance
Maps: Outdoor Leisure No. 29
 
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