The King Oak – Liss Riverside Railway Walk loop from Liss

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The King Oak – Liss Riverside Railway Walk loop from Liss

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The King Oak – Liss Riverside Railway Walk loop from Liss

03:51

48.4km

330m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

Tips

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South Downs National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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13.6 km

Woolmer Forest

Forest

21.8 km

The King Oak

Highlight • Forest

One of the largest trees in Bordon Inclosure managed woodland, the King Oak is estimated to be about 470 years old (and still counting).

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22.5 km

Broxhead Common Nature Reserve

Highlight • Natural

Broxhead Common is a Local Nature Reserve and part of the Broxhead and Kingsley Commons SSSI; an area of birch and oak woodland and heath, which is protected because of …

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27.7 km

Roman Pot Sculpture, Shipwrights Way

Highlight • Monument

One of several sculptures on the Shipwrights Way sculpture trail. This sculpture represents Alice Holt Forest's Roman industrial history, when it was home to many clay kilns and pottery workings.

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29.0 km

Willow's Green Inclosure

Forest

29.8 km

Cafe Alice Holt Forest

Highlight • Cafe

A large café with a good selection of hot and cold food and drinks. As the site is run by Forestry Commission, the organisation that operates Alice Holt Forest, there …

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37.6 km

Natterjack Toad Sculpture

Highlight • Monument

One of many sculptures along the Shipwrights Way, which starts near Alice Holt Forest and ends at Portsmouth Harbour. The Natterjack Toad was chosen for this location in Whitehill Parish, …

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37.8 km

Bordon Garrison Military Sewage Works

Highlight • Structure

Overgrown brick and concrete remains of Military Sewage Works for the Bordon Garrison, dating to 1903. One of a few garrison buildings that remain following the redevelopment of Bordon.

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47.7 km

Brown Trout Sculpture, Liss Riverside Railway Walk

Highlight • Monument

A sculpture of a shoal of Brown Trout on the section of the Shipwrights Way that passes through the Liss Riverside Railway Walk Nature Reserve. Trout were chosen for this …

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48.3 km

Liss Riverside Railway Walk

Highlight • Structure

A linear nature reserve connecting Liss and Liss Forest along the route of what was once part of the Longmoor Military Railway. The route also forms part of the long …

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48.4 km

End point

Train Station

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