All New Forest trails
70 trails
1Tall Trees Trail at BlackwaterA 1.4-mile shaded loop beneath Blackwater’s giant redwoods
2Beaulieu to Buckler’s Hard WalkA saltmarsh riverside walk with a shipbuilding village at the end.
3Brockenhurst Village LoopA village walk reaching Ober Water, Bolderford Bridge and open heath.
4Solent WayA 60-mile coast path from heath and harbours to marsh and shingle.
5Lymington Marshes Rail TrailA flat loop from Lymington’s quay streets to its coastal marshes.
6Keyhaven to Hurst CastleA Tudor fortress at the end of a long shingle spit.
7Avon Valley PathA five-stage river path from Salisbury to the Christchurch coast.
8Radnor TrailA short woodland loop to a stream and a deer viewing platform.
9Keyhaven MarshesFlat seawall walking, lagoon birds and Isle of Wight views.
10The Lepe LoopA coast-to-country circuit with mudflats and a D-Day story.
11Lyndhurst Parish WalkA parish-boundary loop through hamlets, heath and four old pubs
12Brockenhurst and Lyndhurst CircularA river bridge and two villages, linked by forest tracks.
13Ober Water Trail (Red Route)Three footbridges, a woodland stream and a heathland return.
14Blackwater Arboretum TrailA brief, level loop through conifers planted in the 1850s.
15Jubilee Grove TrailA mile through giant Douglas firs to the Bolderwood deer platform.
16Deer Watch Trail at BolderwoodA gentle, yellow-marked loop to a forest-and-meadow viewpoint.
17Milford on Sea LoopA shingle spit to a castle, then marsh paths back through Keyhaven.
18Sea Air TrailFive one-way miles of sea wall between Lymington and Keyhaven.
19Hurst Beach Accessible TrailA short coast walk with harbour history and a shingle beach finish.
20Keyhaven HarbourA flat sea-wall walk to a jetty with Needles views.
21Pipers Wait LoopA long loop links open heath, Eyeworth Pond and woodland.
22Buckland Rings TrailA station-to-station walk through woods and fields to an Iron Age hillfort.
23Hale & Woodgreen WalkA wildlife pond, old drove roads and brief Avon views.
24Stuckton Iron WorksA quiet valley walk with a surprisingly rowdy industrial past.
25Frankenbury Hill FortBeech woods, field paths and an Iron Age fort's wooded edge.
26Rockford Common WalkHeath views, quarry and an old hollow way make an easy loop.
27Standing Hat LoopA 3.1-mile woodland loop through Pignal Inclosure
28Discovery Trail at The Old ReptiliaryAn easy loop through tall firs, deadwood and a pond.
29Knightwood Oak TrailA short, level walk to a famous pollarded oak.
30Blackwater Tall Trees Arboretum LinkGiant sequoias and oak arches, with a short Tall Trees link.
31Whitefield Moor Short LoopA one-mile loop from Ober Water woods onto open heathland.
32Ashurst StrollAn easy loop past oak woodland and Tudor saltpetre-house earthworks
33Brockenhurst Short Village WalkA village loop for the Watersplash, green and old church.
34Lyndhurst VillageA village detour for churchyard history and a yew-topped hill.35Bolton’s Bench LoopShort circuit for heathland, ponies and a yew-topped hill.
36Hawkhill LoopA brief circuit through tall trees on winding forest paths.
37High Corner WalkA 3.5-mile woodland loop with the High Corner Inn along the way.
38Anderwood WalkA short circuit between open heath, trees, and a stream.
39Horseshoe Bottom LoopA short heath and woodland loop with views toward Brockenhurst.
40Setthorns LoopA compact woodland circuit with a brief campsite passage.
41Burbush WalkA short hill loop with railway relics and pony country.
42Picket Post WalkA short, easy heath circuit starting at Picket Post Car Park.
43Chapel Stores WalkA level heathland circuit between Hatchet Pond and Beaulieu Letters
44Brook to MinsteadA long circuit to Rufus Stone and Minstead's village green.
45Copythorne and Cadnam CommonA quiet loop from heath glades to a narrow river footbridge.
46Boldre VillageA 5.1-mile Boldre loop through woods, church lanes and riverside fields
47Burley Village WalkA village loop to Burley's Iron Age hillfort at Castle Hill.
48Landford and Hamptworth WalkOld beech woods, a ford and quiet farm lanes.
49Tatchbury MountAn Iron Age hillfort, an old droveway and views across Netley Marsh.
50Tom’s DownOld mills, WWII traces and open commons on one linked circuit.
51Ashlett Creek to Calshot Spit WalkA level walk from Fawley through creek, marsh and beach.
52Sturt Pond WalkA shoreline circuit with winter birds and a look toward Hurst Castle.
53Hordle CliffsEasy coastal miles, beach huts and wide Isle of Wight views.
54Blashford Lakes Accessible WalkA level wetland loop with two hides and a long boardwalk.
55Walhampton MonumentA stone obelisk, wartime airfield and Solent views in one circuit.
56Lymington Town TrailTwo easy miles link the harbour, leafy lanes, and old Lymington.
57Carters LaneA gentle loop through woodland, farm fields and old estate tracks.
58Ringwood, Rockford Common and BeyondStart on grass, climb onto heath, finish beside a stream.
59Ringwood, Crow and KingstonA 4.5-mile Ringwood loop linking old railway and valley paths.
60Walk to the Huff DuffFind a wartime direction-finding station on open heath.
61Hale Purlieu Figure of Eight WalkA three-mile heath loop with stream fords and two linked circuits.
62A Short Stroll Around HightownA short loop through grazed lawn, gorse and ancient birches.
63Fordingbridge and Godshill WalkA field and woodland loop with a stream crossing and frequent stiles.
64Breamore Railway LineFlat old railway path past a station trains left in 1964
65Fordingbridge Town WalkA gentle circuit along the Avon and through old Fordingbridge.
66Ringwood Town TrailA pocket park, old market town, and Avon bridges in one mile.
67New Milton and Barton-on-Sea WalkTown streets, a recreation ground, and a stretch on the coast.
68Minstead Village WalkA quiet village loop with a church, fields and a ford.
69Hockey’s Farm LoopA short heathland circuit starts and ends beside the farm café.
70Rufus Stone TrailA brief gravel loop to the stone linked to William Rufus.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
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