Serpent Trail [49 photos] :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Serpent Trail

The Serpent Trail is a 64 mile long footpath. It runs from Haslemere to Petersfield by a winding route and is designed to join up many heathland areas on the greensand in the western Weald The path takes its name both from its serpentine shape and from passing through the habitat of all three British species of snake. The logo is a serpent see SU8931 : Logo for the Serpent Trail
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by N Chadwick

Created: Tue, 19 Jul 2011, Updated: Tue, 19 Jul 2011

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SU9231 : Serpent Trail at Barfold by N Chadwick

SU8931 : Muddy Serpent Trail, Marley Common by N Chadwick

SU9130 : Serpent Trail and Sussex Border Path diverge by N Chadwick

SU8430 : Serpent Trail off Highfield Lane by N Chadwick

SU7822 : Serpent Trail, Down Park Farm by N Chadwick

SU9230 : Sussex Border Path or Serpent Trail, Black Down by N Chadwick

SU8831 : Gate, Sussex Border Path, Marley Common by N Chadwick

SU9230 : Sussex Border Path and Serpent Trail on Black Down by N Chadwick

SU9231 : Serpent Trail heading to Barfold Copse by N Chadwick

SU9130 : Serpent Trail and Sussex Border Path by N Chadwick

SU8931 : Sussex Border Path, Marley Common by N Chadwick

SU8430 : Sussex Border Path and Serpent Trail off Highfield Lane by N Chadwick

SU9130 : Serpent Trail finger post by N Chadwick

SU9231 : The Serpent Trail by N Chadwick

SU8831 : Serpent Trail and Sussex Border Path split, Marley Common by N Chadwick

SU8931 : Sussex Border Path by N Chadwick

SU7822 : Stile, Sussex Border Path & Serpent Trail by N Chadwick

SU8931 : Serpent Trail, Marley Common by N Chadwick

SU9132 : The Serpent Trail by N Chadwick

SU9132 : Serpent Trail, Home Wood by N Chadwick

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