Beacon Hill and Exton Walk

Route Description for Beacon Hill and Exton Walk

Hampshire’s Beacon Hill and Exton Walk is a beautiful walk that has several amazing highlights. There is a steep climb as you get close to Beacon Hill and conditions can be muddy at times on the trail, so ensure you have good walking shoes on. The trail calls for the navigation of several gates and 12 stiles, all of which are dog-friendly. The walk begins with you strolling through the countryside of Meon Valley and takes you along a path through dense woodlands.

As you continue walking, you will come across the small village of Exton that showcases quaint cottages along the streets about two-thirds of the way around the path. You will also see an ancient church and walk along the Meon River.

As you get closer to Beacon Hill, you will begin to ascend and upon summiting, you will be met with captivating views of the Isle of Wight and Solent below. When you are finished exploring this area, follow the path to take you back to where you started as this is a circuit walk.