Spring walks across the estate at Hinton Ampner

View down the lime avenue in the parkland at Hinton Ampner — Explore beyond Hinton Ampner gardens this autumn with our downloadable walks

Magnolia soulangeana 'Alba' at Hinton Ampner — Take a walk at Hinton Ampner to see the blooming magnolias

This spring, set out on a picturesque stroll away from Hinton Ampner's gardens and into the wider estate fringing the South Downs.

Stroll through our parkland dotted with magnificent trees in fresh spring foliage. Broad footpaths meander through scented bluebell woods, as you discover centuries old battles and pretty villages.

We have a range of walks from an easy walk in the parkland to more extensive forrays out into our wider estate and the surrounding area.

Pick up a map at Visitor Reception or download a copy below and start exploring.

A veteran tree in Hinton Ampner's ancient parkland — Hinton Ampner's historic parkland is full of ancient trees

Hinton Ampner Hampshire

Ancient tree trail

Our parkland is home to many ancient trees, some with rather quirky characteristics. Find out more by downloading and following this trail.

Spot our trees

Follow the red way markers for the Stewkeley walk — Follow the red way markers for the Hinton Ampner Stewkeley walk

Walking trail

Stewkeley walk at Hinton Ampner

Enjoy a short stroll around our estate and see how well Hinton Ampner fits into the surrounding landscape.

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Beech avenues at Hinton Ampner, Hampshire — Wander through towering beech avenues at Hinton Ampner

Walking trail

Dutton Estate walk at Hinton Ampner, Hampshire

Explore the ancient woodland of the historic Dutton Estate at Hinton Amper. A mixture of conifer and native broad leaf trees, the woodland is home to badgers, roe deer, foxes and rare barbastelle bats. This circular walk will also take you along avenues lined with towering beech trees, which shed their distinctive beechnuts in autumn.

Discover Dutton's historic woodland