Greenlives Walks - South Downs Way

Stage 12 OS Map of SDW Stage 13 Stage 14

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The South Downs Way is one of the official UK National Trails, running from Eastbourne to Winchester, follows old routes and droveways along the chalk escarpment and ridges of the South Downs National Park . The total length is just over 160 kilometres ( 100 miles). It is the only National Trail which is a bridleway (walkers sharing the path with horses and cyclists) along its whole length.

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LOW CARBON LIVING

DOMESTIC ENERGY

A Victorian terrace

S.W. COAST PATH

HARD TO MEASURE

Photos by BadgerPerkins

Chalk stream near Exton

The River Meon near Exton

Bluebells in woodland on Beacon Hill

GPX file: Click the boot to download a gpx file of this walk (track and waypoint info) Save to your gps device.

Location & Spoken Description

Many of the more recent Greenlives walks have a facility to show your present position on the live map. To find where you are just click on the button to the right of the map labelled 'Where am I?'.

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You can also hear a spoken description of the entire walk by pressing the 'Play' button. When you've had enough, just press 'Stop'.

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If you have allowed your browser to send your location data the live map will centre itself where you are and a '0' marker will appear. Your positon on the map will be updated every few seconds and a new marker will be displayed.