The King Oak – Kingsley Pond loop from Kingsley

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The King Oak – Kingsley Pond loop from Kingsley

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The King Oak – Kingsley Pond loop from Kingsley

02:33

9.75km

70m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 5, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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2.47 km

Quiet Lanes to Bordon

Highlight • Cycleway

Quiet, well surfaced roads and nice and shady in the Summer months.

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3.12 km

Free Piece

Forest

3.65 km

Old Stone Bridge Over the River Wey

Highlight • River

6.62 km

The King Oak

Highlight • Forest

One of the largest trees in Bordon Inclosure managed woodland, the King Oak is estimated to be about 470 years old (and still counting).

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6.64 km

One of many sculptures along the Shipwrights Way, which starts near Alice Holt Forest and ends at Portsmouth Harbour. The Natterjack Toad was chosen for this location in Whitehill Parish, as its the only UK parish where all 12 native amphibians and reptiles can be found.

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6.76 km

Bordon Garrison Military Sewage Works

Highlight • Structure

Overgrown brick and concrete remains of Military Sewage Works for the Bordon Garrison, dating to 1903. One of a few garrison buildings that remain following the redevelopment of Bordon.

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9.62 km

Kingsley Pond

Highlight • Natural

Kingsley Pond is a picturesque location in the heart of the Hampshire countryside. The pond is the perfect spot for walking & unwinding into nature. Make sure to check out the great pub whilst you're here, The Cricketers Inn, just around the corner.

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