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Nunwell Trail
Starting in Sandown and heading north to Ryde, the trail passes water meadows and crosses the spine of chalk downland that runs the length of the Island.
Walking Route Details:
County: Isle of Wight
Distance: 7 miles
Difficulty of walk: Leisurely
Estimated time to complete walk: 3
Terrain details: Easy walking with one steep climb and descent, either side of Brading down.
Type of route: Linear
Starts: Sandown Railway Station(Grid reference: SZ595845)
Ends: St Johns Railway Station,(Grid reference: SZ595919)
Amenities available on route: Sandown Station has a kiosk selling snacks and drinks. Sandown and Ryde are both large towns with many shops, pubs and cafes. The end of the walk can be continued another half mile into Ryde Town Centre and the Esplanade where there is a train station, bus station and terminals for the Hovercraft and FastCat to Southsea and Portsmouth.
How to get there: The walk starts and ends at railway stations - call Islandline on 08457 484950 for info.
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