Walks on the estate at Hinton Ampner

The ancient avenue of lime trees at Hinton Ampner — Explore beyond Hinton Ampner's gardens, on one of its downloadable walks

Enjoy the warm summer weather with four beautiful walks on the Hinton Ampner estate overlooking the South Downs countryside, of varying lengths and ease over rolling farmland and through ancient woods

Take a picture of our estate walks routes on the board by the church and let the adventure begin. As you wander, you’ll come across ancient woodland that’s home to rare native flora and fauna, like the barbastelle bat. Explore beech avenues that stretch as far as the eye can see, and endless views over the South Downs.

A short stroll can be taken on a 2-mile trail, or for the more adventurous there's a 4-mile trail around the Hinton Ampner estate. To spot some of the oldest, veteran trees on the estate, an ancient tree trail will take you across the parkland.

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

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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 ancient trees

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

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Hinton Ampner Stewkeley walk

This short walk takes you across the Hinton Ampner estate towards the village of Kilmeston before looping back to the entry of our estate. This moderately strenuous walk is perfect for walkers of any age and skill level. It is just under two miles and takes approximately an hour to complete.

Complete the Stewkeley walk

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 Amnper. 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