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    Fareham Easy Access Trail

    A mile long surfaced path overlooking


    Fareham Creek

    This path enables everyone, not just the


    able-bodied, to enjoy scenic views over
    Cams Hall Fareham Quay the estuary where wildlife and boats share
    the waters of Portsmouth Harbour.
    Cams Hall Fareham Quay
    The original estate dates back to the Domesday Book. The Fareham was always a busy, commercial sailing port. Old mills and
    Georgian mansion has been recently restored and, together with waterside buildings still remain to add character along the quay.
    its outbuildings and modern additions, they have been adapted to Today these buildings are adapted for modern purposes and small
    form the business park you can nd today. boatyards still thrive along the waters edge, now serving leisure
    Our Trail uses the public footpath that borders the golf club which time sailors.
    occupies much of the landscape of the old estate. Fine views of
    the estuary can be obtained from the Trail once you leave the Fareham Creek
    trees and bushes that fringe the early part of the walk. A modern The banks of the estuary at Fareham are the only parts of the
    restaurant designed to replicate the original water mill is planned entire Portsmouth harbour that are not built over. They thus retain
    for the end of the estuary, close to the busy Delme roundabout. their natural setting of wooded banks and grassland. This end
    of the estuary is designated a Site of Special Scientic Interest
    because of its importance to wildlife. From this Trail you will see a
    variety of birdlife, especially waders. Listen out for the haunting
    cries of Oyster Catchers and Redshanks. The tidal creek is a haven
    The original water mill at Cams Hall
    where seabirds share the waters with a host of modern boats and
    navy warships.

    Lorraine Herrington
    The Fareham Easy Access Trail is
    dedicated to the memory of
    Lorraine Herrington, 1942
    2008, whose vision it
    was to create this path.
    Sadly Lorraine did not
    live to see her vision
    through to completion
    but she had set the
    project in motion with
    a wide network of
    support before her
    untimely death.
    Starting the Trail A 4 mile circular walk
    The Fareham Easy Access Trail is a mile long surfaced path that The surfaced trail lasts for over a mile. Beyond its end, at seats and
    takes you to a viewpoint overlooking the waters of Portsmouth an interpretation panel, the path becomes more uneven. However
    i Information panels
    Harbour. If you start from Fareham town centre, follow the way able-bodied walkers can complete a circular walk by following the
    marks on lampposts along West Street, down East Street then route shown on the map Fareham Easy Access Trail
    under the viaduct to the Delme roundabout. Circular Walk
    The waymarks then direct you a short way along the A27 road to
    the ofcial start of the Fareham Easy Access Trail which is a gravel
    topped public footpath that skirts around Cams Hall.
    The surfaced trail starts beside the road to the golf course and
    follows the edge of the estuary overlooking Fareham Quay. Early
    on the path becomes enclosed by trees before emerging alongside Fareham
    ne views of the creek. The Trail then passes beneath grand oaks
    until it ends where two seats overlook the estuary. From here a
    Library
    coastal path still continues but it becomes uneven and less suitable
    for wheelchair users.

    You are here

    Crown Copyright 2009 HCC 100019180


    i
    Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey
    map with the permission of the controller
    of Her Majestys Stationery Ofce

    
    

    Hampshire &
    Isle of Wight

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