Selborne Common
Circular walk
This circular walk tracks through trees and open glades. There is plenty of areas to let your dog off-lead, but remember to be considerate of others.
Downloadable map available here.
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Useful Information
How to get there: From Petersfield, head north on the A3 towards London. At the roundabout follow the B3006 towards Selborne. After entering Selborne, the common is located just before the pub named: "The Selborne Arms". The car park is located directly behind the pub and is sign posted with a brown car park and WC sign.
Grid Reference: SU 74141 33465
Nearest Postcode: GU34 3JR
Parking: Parking is free.
Facilities: There are toilets at the carpark.
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The Walk
Excellent views overs Selborne and the surrounding area.
Map with thanks to Ordnance Survey.
Walk
1 From the car park take the path that leads you past the toilet block. The path will ascend gradually at first before reaching a kissing gate that takes you onto Selborne Common. Pass through the kissing gate turn left and take the path that zig-zags up the slope. At the top of the hill, turn left walking past a house and then pass through a second kissing gate and continue on the wide path that passes through woodland with open glades.
2 Continue on this main path.
3 The path will start to descend and eventually reach a cross-roads with other paths on the common, continue straight ahead entering the farming field. Continue on this path and you will eventually enter a church yard.
4 After passing through the church yard continue straight until you reach the road, there will be a village pond opposite. Follow the road to the left for about 40 metres before taking the bridle path that will lead you back towards the Common. As you enter the Common the path will cross the same cross-road as before, only this time take the path straight ahead.
5 After about 800m take the sharp hairpin onto the path that would merge with the on you were on. Keep on this new path as it meanders back through the woodland and open glade. Several paths will join and leave this one, keep on it and it will take you back to the foot of the initial zig-zag path and back to the car park.
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