A walk through rolling heath land south of the village of Burley and along the former Castleman’s Corkscrew railway line. This route is particularly stunning in late summer when the purple and pink heather is in full bloom.

A station-to-station walk which runs along the route of the former winding railway line known as Castleman’s Corkscrew.

This route allows you to enjoy the New Forest by train by linking two stations on the South West main line through the forest, enjoying the woodland and heathland in between.

A circular walk from the popular High Corner Inn, climbing over open heath and looping through forest inclosures.

Explore woodlands on the edge of Brockenhurst village and learn about the forest’s famous snake catcher.

A circular walk winding through forest inclosures and open heathland close to the village of Fritham

A circular walk from Shatterford Bottom through Denny Wood that perfectly illustrates the diverse range of landscapes and habitats that make up the New Forest.

A stunning circular walk winding through forest inclosures, viewing deer and following the course of the Highland Water.

Starting at the iconic Bolton’s Bench on the edge of Lyndhurst, this walk cuts through Pondhead Inclosure and forest woodland before returning across the vast open expanse of White Moor.

See the conservation work and careful woodland management in Pondhead Inclosure before enjoying the peace and tranquility of the woods along Beechen Lane.