Staunton Way
34 km / 21 miles
Hants
The Staunton Way is a combination of routes connecting Queen Elizabeth Country Park with Staunton Country Park, Havant which together can make a circular route of 21 miles. It roughly follows the Hampshire/Sussex border south through Chalton and Finchdean and after visiting Staunton Country Park returns via Stansted Forest and Ditcham Park School and along the undulating ridge of the downs above Buriton.
It is named after Sir George Staunton, an early 19th century Portsmouth MP who created a country estate, which now forms the Staunton Country Park.
A down-loadable PDF leaflet is available from the website below.
See E-Routes (E9)
Details:
| Path Type: | Paths Marked on OS mapping | |
| Waymark: | Deer's head on named green arrow | |
| Attributes: | Forest/Woodland; Downland/Wolds | |
| Start and Finish: | SU718184 - Queen Elizabeth Country Park, Hants  |
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| Web Sites: | Staunton Way Hampshire County Council Website |
Publications, Badges and Certificates:
| Leaflet: | Staunton Way (Hampshire County Council - 2004) |
Maps: |
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| Purchase Ordnance Survey Maps (path is named on OS maps): | |
| OS Landranger: | 197 |
| OS Explorer: | 120 |
| OS Explorer Active: | 120 |
Group Accommodation within 5 Km of this Path:
| Hostel Accommodation: | Wetherdown Hostel, Droxford Rd, East Meon, Hants | 4 Km |
Connected Paths:
| E Routes: | E-Route 9 UK Section Dover to Plymouth |
| National Trails (England & Wales): | South Downs Way National Trail |
| Paths Marked on OS mapping: | Hangers Way; Monarch's Way; Solent Way; Sussex Border Path; Wayfarer's Walk Click to show 2 more Paths Marked on OS mapping |
| Other Paths: | Nelson Way; Shipwrights Way |
Downloads:
| GPS Exchange Format Route File: | Staunton Way GPX Exchange Format Route File | Login to Download (Members Only) |
| MemoryMap Route file: | Staunton Way Memory Map Route File | Login to Download (Members Only) |
| Tracklogs Route file: | Staunton Way Tracklogs Route file | Login to Download (Members Only) |
Route Profile:
| 34.0 Km (21.1 miles) 677 m (2,221 ft) ascent 190 m (623 ft) maximum height |
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