Scenic walks to explore in Test Valley
- lphaure0
- 4 days ago
- 1 min read
Test Valley is bursting with trails that showcase its rural beauty and historic charm. It is a great location for a weekend walking get away to explore the beautiful countryside, with a selection of walks to choose from of all distances.
Favourite circular walks
Braishfield Circular (4.5miles), a gentle loop through quiet lanes and open countryside.
Romsey Riverside Walk (3.25miles), meander past historic buildings and riverside views.
Kings Somborne (3miles), thatched cottages, rolling hills and timeless village vibes.
Faccombe (2.8miles), a grassy descent rewards you with sweeping views of the valley.
Wildhern (2.5miles), short and sweet, with wide skies and farmland views.
Abbotts Ann (4miles), a tranquil walk with views of the River Anton and traditional flint cottages.
Long-distance trails for adventure
If you love a long-distance adventure there are two iconic routes:
The Test Way, following the River Test, this trail meanders through meadows, woodlands and charming villages.
Clarendon Way, linking Salisbury and Winchester, this historic route offers panoramic views and a rich sense of heritage.

Walk through history
Test Valley isn’t just beautiful, it’s ancient and is also home to Danebury Hillfort, and Iron Age site with breath-taking views and a sense of timelessness.

Andover and Romsey town centre's also have heritage trails where you can walk back in time learning about the history of the town centres.
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