Pub walks

Enjoy the New Forest’s famed hospitality by ending your walk with a visit to a traditional pub. Look out for the New Forest Marque as a symbol of locally-produced food and drink.

Pondhead Inclosure

Pondhead Inclosure

Follow the circular trail in Pondhead Inclosure - see bluebells in spring and the explore the hazel coppice woodland.

Start: Park Pale car park

Distance: 2 miles

Pondhead and Beechen Lane

Pondhead and Beechen Lane

Famous for its bluebells in spring, Pondhead on the southern edge of Lyndhurst, is one of the New Forest’s most biodiverse inclosures.

Start: Beechen Lane

Distance: 4 miles

Shatterford & Denny Wood

Shatterford & Denny Wood

A circular walk that perfectly illustrates the diverse range of heath, woods and wetland habitats that make up the New Forest.

Start: Shatterford car park

Distance: 3 miles

Ashurst – Brockenhurst

Ashurst – Brockenhurst

Hop off the train at Ashurst and catch another train home at Brockenhurst – while enjoying the forest’s woods and heathland in between.

Start: Ashurst station

Distance: 8 miles

Balmer Lawn

Balmer Lawn

A circular walk through the mixed woodlands behind Balmer Lawn on the edge of Brockenhurst.

Start: Tilery Road or Standing Hat car parks

Distance: 6 miles

Brockenhurst – Roydon Woods

Brockenhurst – Roydon Woods

Meet the New Forest’s famous snake-catcher and explore Roydon Woods nature reserve.

Start: Brockenhurst Station

Distance: 7 miles

Lyndhurst – Burley

Lyndhurst – Burley

A challenging but rewarding and enjoyable walk through ancient woodlands between two New Forest villages.

Start: Burley/Lyndhurst car parks

Distance: 9.5 miles

Burley – Brockenhurst

Burley – Brockenhurst

Linking two villages with a walk back through railway history along the former Castleman’s Corkscrew line.

Start: Burley car park/Brockenhurst Station

Distance: 8.5 miles

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