Danebury Ring
Stockbridge, Test Valley
An Iron Age hill fort and Local Nature Reserve above the Test Valley, managed by Hampshire County Council. Its ramparts and the gateway can still be seen, and the site has walking routes with views over the valley.
Highlights
- Iron Age hill fort ramparts
- Views over the Test Valley
- Local Nature Reserve walks
Good to know
- Dogs are restricted on the site, so check the council page first
- The site is managed by Hampshire County Council
Getting there
Danebury Ring, near Stockbridge, Hampshire, SO20 6HZParking: The council page lists parking at the site. Check it for details.
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