Lyndhurst
The ‘capital’ of the New Forest, Lyndhurst is the bustling heart of the forest. It’s the starting point for many walking routes heading out onto the open forest.
Lyndhurst has plenty of pubs, teashops, cafes and restaurants for you to refuel before or after your walk. You’ll also find the New Forest Heritage Centre in the main village car park.
Walking routes are a short distance from the village centre. The iconic Bolton’s Bench is a popular draw to see the famous New Forest ponies and it’s also the starting point for our walk taking in Pondhead Inclosure and along the Ridge with views over White Moor.
South of the village is Beechen Lane which is an ideal point for accessing walking and cycling tracks. Pinkney Lane, off Chapel Lane, takes you in the direction of Bank and Brick Kiln Inclosure.
Our Brockenhurst-Lyndhurst loop walk is a great way to explore both villages and the surrounding countryside and forest. Or discover more about the history of the village and is notable residents over the years on our Lyndhurst Explorer walk.
See the full list of Lyndhurst walks below.
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Lyndhurst Walks
Bolton’s Bench
Start: Bolton’s Bench car park
Distance: 5 miles
Lyndhurst – Brockenhurst Loop
Start: Brockenhurst station/Lyndhurst village car park
Distance: 10 miles
Bolderwood – Radnor Trail
Start: Bolderwood car park
Distance: 2 miles
Lyndhurst – Ashurst Loop
Start: Lyndhurst village car park/Ashurst village car park
Distance: 9 miles
Lyndhurst Explorer
Start: Lyndhurst village car park
Distance: 3 miles
Aldridge Hill
Start: Ober Corner car park
Distance: 7 miles
Bank and Beyond
Start: Pinkney Lane, Bank
Distance: 4.5 miles
Pondhead and Beechen Lane
Start: Beechen Lane
Distance: 4 miles