This circular walk centres around the Blackmoor Estate, past and present. Blackmoor itself is a Victorian village that was built in the late 1800s by Sir Roundell Palmer, who later became the 1st Earl of Selborne. The village remains largely unspoilt and the estate is still a family-run farm with a long experience of growing both traditional and new varieties of English apples and pears. More recently they have added cherries into the mix. This is a scenic, largely flat walk with one, long, steady, uphill climb on a quiet lane. If you fancy sampling either their apples, pears, apple juice or Gospel Oak cider the farm shop is open Monday-Friday.