Hayling Ferry – Hayling Billy Trail loop from Fishbourne

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Hayling Ferry – Hayling Billy Trail loop from Fishbourne

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Hayling Ferry – Hayling Billy Trail loop from Fishbourne

03:50

66.3km

140m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The route includes a crossing by ferry. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

This route includes a ferry crossing

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 25.0 km for 108 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

Get Directions

18.1 km

North Copse

Forest

21.2 km

Hayling Billy Line Railway Signal

Highlight • Historical Site

Hayling Billy railway signal is an archaeological site in Hampshire. Hayling Billy railway signal is situated nearby to Langstone Bridge and the archaeological site Bembridge - Langstone Ferry dock (remains).

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21.9 km

Viewpoint

27.5 km

Farlington Marshes Cycleway

Highlight • Cycleway

Good cycle lane without traffic. It can get busy with walkers and runners too, so be a little bit cautious.

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35.2 km

Swan Lake

Lake

39.4 km

Eastney Beach Coastal Cycle Path and Royal Marines Memorial

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Nice, good bike path that runs alongside the Royal Marines.

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41.9 km

Fort Cumberland

Fort

43.4 km

Hayling Ferry

Highlight • Rest Area

In August 2015, Baker Trayte purchased the Pride of Hayling ferry with the intention of reinstating the Ferry service from Ferry Point on Hayling Island to Eastney Point on the …

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44.2 km

View of Langstone Harbour

Highlight • Lake

Tricky for bikes in the Winter, but a nice little route way from traffic.

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46.7 km

Hayling Billy Trail

Highlight • Cycleway

Lovely section of well maintained gravel trail along the coastline of Hayling Island.

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47.3 km

View of Langstone Harbour

Highlight • Lake

One of the more rural routes on Hayling Island, runs along the east side of Langstone Harbour, linking the mainland almost to the passenger ferry to Southsea.

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