A selection of diverse walks that you can enjoy when visiting the Isle of Wight
1) Carisbrooke Castle
Not only is Carisbrooke Castle worth a visit in its own right, but it also makes an ideal starting point for some fine walking over the nearby downland. Follow a stretch of the Tennyson Trail on the way out and return home via the Shepherds Trail.
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2) Godshill
In the southeast of the Isle of Wight, discover the magnificent Appuldurcombe House and enjoy views from the downs above on this rewarding walk from Godshill.
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3) Alum Bay
Savour spectacular views of the Needles and Alum Bay and discover history tales on this invigorating walk on the western point of the Isle of Wight.
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4) Brighstone and Mottistone
Head to the Isle of Wight to enjoy the charming villages of Brighstone and Mottistone, taking in superb views, an ancient monument and enchanting gardens.
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5) Niton
Head south to the southern tip of the Isle of Wight to discover the delights of Niton, taking in the landmarks of St Catherine's Lighthouse and the Hoy monument.
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6) Western Yar estuary
An ideal day trip from the mainland. Take the ferry from Lymington Pier to Yarmouth, where you begin a walk beside the Western Yar estuary from one side of the Isle of Wight to the other.
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7) Newtown Nature Reserve
Head for the National Trust owned Newtown Nature Reserve on the island's northwest coast for a walk with views of the estuary and opportunities for bird watching and then through meadows and woodland.
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All the routes were correct at the time of publication; over time, access to certain parts of the walk may be subject to change.