Pilgrim's Trail
This medieval walk runs from Winchester to Portsmouth through Bishop's Waltham and Southwick, following in the footsteps of the Miquelots, pilgrims who made the long journey to worship St Michael in Normandy.
Pilgrim's Trail Ordnance Survey Map 
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Pilgrim's Trail Open Street Map 
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Pilgrim's Trail OS Map 
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Pilgrim's Trail Open Street Map 
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Photos
The Pilgrim's Trail on Twyford Down at dusk. Looking northwest along the Trail where it climbs Twyford Down on the way to Winchester. This bridleway forms part of a long-distance route (St Michael’s Way) between Winchester and Mont St Michel in Normandy.
Sheep on Twyford Down This flock of sheep graze the annexe of St Catherine's Hill nature reserve that is on the eastern side of the M3 motorway cutting. The Pilgrim's Trail crosses the foreground from left to right. Beyond the thorn tree are the deeply incised 'hollow ways' leading down towards Winchester, known locally as the Dongas.
Tangier Farm, Bishop's Waltham. The Pilgrim's Trail runs across in front of the hedge in middleground.
Near Brooklands Farm, Bishop's Waltham
Stream north of Brooklands Farm, Bishop's Waltham
Pilgrim's Trail approaches Lower Baybridge Lane
Southwick church
Pilgrim's Trail, Portsmouth, view looking West to Tipner Point. This view looks West across to the M275, with Portchester Castle visible beneath the bridge span and Tipner Point to the left beyond the bridge. The creek area, known as Tipner Lake, is part of a designated Ramsar site(an internationally important wildfowl habitat).