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Nore Barn Woods

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Description

This walk is great if you want to see along the Emsworth waterfront and around the millpond.

It is particularly nice for an evening or a weekend stroll, and is just long enough to build up the appetite for a meal in one of Emsworth famous eating places, or maybe afterwards as a 'digestif'.

The walk is along made-up paths, so is accessible to wheelchairs and pushchairs, leaving no excuse not to take the whole family along.  You may need to be careful if there is a high spring tide, as the bridge does get inundated. Again you can go to the UKHO Easytide website for details.

  • Distance: 4.2 km, 2.6 miles
  • Walking Time: 1 hour
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
  • Start/End: Emsworth Square

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  • Nore Barn Woods
  • Woodland
  • Coastal
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