Bicycling Adventure on King Alfred’s Way

Day 1: Winchester to New Alresford

Winchester, United Kingdom

8:00AM

Begin Cycling

Start your adventure by renting a bicycle in Winchester and setting off towards the charming town of New Alresford. The route offers picturesque countryside views and is relatively flat, perfect for cyclists of all levels.
£25 for bike rental, 5 hours

1:00PM

Lunch at a Local Café

Take a break and refuel at a local café in the town of Bishop's Sutton, where you can enjoy a hearty meal with scenic surroundings.
£10-£15 for lunch, 1 hour

3:00PM

Explore New Alresford

Upon reaching New Alresford, take some time to explore the town's beautiful Georgian architecture, visit the Watercress Line heritage railway, or relax by the tranquil River Arle.
Free, 2 hours

Day 2: New Alresford to Whitchurch

New Alresford, United Kingdom

9:00AM

Resume Cycling

Embark on the next leg of your journey towards Whitchurch, passing through idyllic villages and rolling countryside. Take your time to appreciate the serene natural beauty surrounding you.
Free, 6 hours

1:00PM

Picnic Lunch

Stop for a picnic lunch at the tranquil Longparish, where you can relax by the River Test and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the area.
£5-£10 for picnic supplies, 1.5 hours

4:30PM

Arrive in Whitchurch

Upon reaching Whitchurch, take a leisurely stroll through the town, visit the All Hallows Church, and unwind after a day of cycling.
Free, 2 hours

Day 3: Whitchurch to Wantage

Wantage, United Kingdom

8:30AM

Start Cycling Towards Wantage

Set off on the final stretch of your journey, cycling towards Wantage. Enjoy the scenic route, passing through the beautiful North Wessex Downs and charming villages along the way.
Free, 7 hours

1:00PM

Lunch at a Local Pub

Stop for a traditional pub lunch in the village of East Ilsley, where you can savour classic British dishes and rest your legs before continuing your ride.
£10-£15 for lunch, 1 hour

4:30PM

Explore Wantage

Upon arriving in Wantage, take some time to explore the historic market town, visit the Betjeman Millennium Park, and relax after completing the King Alfred’s Way cycling route.
Free, 2 hours