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A27 Whiteparish Newton Downton Wick Redlynch A36 Woodfalls Plaitford Hamptworth A338 West Wellow Landford Breamore Roman Villa A3090 Woodgreen B3080 Canada A36 Rockbourne Breamore House Half Moon Nomansland Common Ower Paultons Park B3078 B3078 J2 M27 J3 Bramshaw Damerham B3079 M271 Godshill Sandy Balls Newbridge Holiday Eyeworth Centre J1 Pond Fordingbridge A31 Calmore Brook A36 B3078 Winsor Fritham B3078 A326 Janesmoor Totton SOUTHAMPTON B3078 J1 Fritham Rufus Stone Cadnam Redbridge Southampton Abbotswell A336 Alderholt Bartley Eling Tide Mill Central Station Longbeech Hyde Cadman’s Millbrook Pool Eling New Forest Water Park Ocknell A31 Minstead A337 A35 Longdown Marchwood Activity Farm Ashurst New Forest A326 Further info A day out in the New Forest Milkham Wildlife Park Ibsley Country Lanes cycle hire 1 The Oak Inn 9 Acres Down Deerleap Brockenhurst Rail Station, SO42 7TW Pinkney Lane, Bank, Lyndhurst, SO43 7FD 01590 622 627 02380 282350 Feast your A338 Appleslade Bolderwood countrylanes.co.uk oakinnlyndhurst.co.uk Lyndhurst 7 Hythe eyes on Cyclexperience 2 Melt 10 8 Ferry + Pier Railway Matley Southside Car Park, Brockenhurst Rail Station, Lyndhurst Road, Brockenhurst, SO42 7RL SO42 7TW 07968 786560 this trail B3056 Marchwood Millyford Bridge Inclosure 01590 624808 Linford 11 9 The Buttery at the Brock 6 newforestcyclehire.co.uk Hangersley Brookley Road, Brockenhurst, SO42 7RB Denny Reptile Bank Rosie Lea’s Tea House & Bakery 3 01590 622958 Centre Wood Dibden Purlieu Brockenhurst Linford A337 76 Brookley Road, Brockenhurst, Hampshire thebuttery.org Beaulieu to Lyndhurst Road SO42 7RA. Anderwood 01590 622797 Forester Arms 12 Ringwood Brock Hill 10 Brookley Road, Brockenhurst, S042 7RR Moors Valley A31 4 Country Park Balmer Lawn Hotel 01590 623397 Lyndhurst Road, Brockenhurst, SO42 7ZB A326 The Pig Rooms and Garden Food 13 New Forest National Search for 01590 623116 B3054 Beaulieu Road, Brockenhurst, SO42 7QL Hightown Park Authority newforestnpaBlack- balmerlawnhotel.com water 01590 622354 MAP Woods Lymington Town Hall Careys Manor 5 INSIDE Corner Standing Hat B3056 Hardley Crow Avenue Road Lyndhurst Road, Brockenhurst SO42 7RH A31 Need somewhere Lymington SO41 9ZG Ober Holland 01590 623551 Corner Wood National Motor Museum to stay? 01590 646600 4 careysmanor.com Fawley Holbury Visit thenewforest.co.uk for luxurious spas, family Avon Heath Burley [email protected] 13 6 hotels, quaint B&B’s and friendly campsites. A35 5 The Crown Stirrup Clayhill Road, Lyndhurst, SO43 7DE Calshot Activities Centre Matchams newforestnpa.gov.uk Beachern Rans Wood 02380 282339 + Calshot Castle New Forest 3 12 NPA 00421 – 5. Printed on FSC environmentally-friendly paper. Please recycle after use. Wood 11 210 Cider Beaulieu thecrownstirrup.co.uk B3053 Roundhill Please be aware that some transport services are seasonal and subject to operational Brockenhurst Brand New Forest A338 change. Please check before travelling. Stockley 7 1 The Mailman’s Arms Blackfield The Brand New Forest Card Wilverley Plain B3055 71 High Street, Lyndhurst, SO43 7BE Burbush Hawkhill gives you exclusive accessCalshot Hatchet Pond 02380 284196 to fantastic money saving B3347 mailmans-arms.co.uk Exbury Gardens Langleyoffers throughout the New Wilverley Mount + Steam Railway Forest. Look out for the Brand Avon Tyyrell Thorney Pleasant The Swan Inn 8 New Forest window sticker in Activity Centre Hill East Boldre Swan Green, Emery Down, SO43 7DT participating businesses. brandnewforest.com Longslade Beaulieu Bottom Heath 02380 282203 Wootton Setthorns Sandy Map KeyBeaulieu Heath Holmsley theswanlyndhurst.co.uk Bridge Down Attraction Point of Interest Exbury Cycle Hire B3054 New Forest Tour Bucklers Hard Sway Rail Station Avon Ripley Pilley Find out more A337 newforestnpa.gov.uk B3055 Map for illustrative purposes only © Crown Copyright and Database Right 2016. Bransgore Boldre Ordnance Survey 1000114703. Lepe Country Park Sopley Bashley Sammy Hoburne Miller Bashley Hurn Museum A338 Sowley Pond B3055 Waterditch Hordle B3347 New Milton B3073 Burton Hinton Lymington A3060 Admiral Everton Christchurch Highcliffe A338 Station A337 B3058 Downton A35 Christchurch Highcliffe Castle + Visitor Centre Barton-on-Sea B3058 Bournemouth Mudeford Milford-on-Sea Hengistbury Head Keyhaven SCALE 1:70,000 (approx) 0 miles 1 2 3 4 0 km 1 2 3 4 5 6 Feast your eyes Morning Afternoon Before you set off: Breakfast in Brockenhurst Mid-morning refreshment Back on track after lunch Thirsty work Overview At the heart of the New Forest, prepare yourself for a day of Fuelled for the day, hire yourself After a nice relaxing lunch and look around, muster up A welcoming sight for any rambler or cyclist (or horse on this trail Brockenhurst is an attractive exploration with a delicious a bike from Cyclexperience the motivation to get back on track. With the sights rider!) is that of the Oak Inn near Lyndhurst, offering the village with a diverse array of cooked breakfast in one of the or Country Lanes and start awaiting you on the route, it will be worth it. In spring, the perfect way to cool down with a refreshing drink in its shops and places to eat, where many hotels or cafés here. Why a beautiful route across the heathlands are yellow with gorse, and in summer they are wonderful garden. If it’s an indulgent afternoon tea you Brockenhurst to Lyndhurst the New Forest ponies, donkeys not try the modern yet traditional heaths. Most of the route is Morning & Lunch richly purple with heather blooms, with an abundance of crave then head back to the traditional tea room at The and cattle roam freely down style at the Balmer Lawn Hotel or along Forestry Commission gravel wildlife not often encountered elsewhere. The trail returns Buttery at the Brock and Bruin in Brockenhurst or treat the high street. With bike hire the country house hotel of Careys tracks but there are also short to Brockenhurst via Pinkney Lane. yourself to a delicious ice cream in Melt ice cream parlour. Afternoon & Evening just outside the station, and Manor for a hearty breakfast stretches of on-road cycling in After all that exercise, you’ve certainly earned it! stops for the New Forest Tour, of locally sourced bacon and both Brockenhurst and Lyndhurst. it’s the perfect starting point for sausages. If you’re looking for Join the cycle track to enter your trail. an informal breakfast, check out Balmer Lawn and follow the Rosie Lea’s Tea House & Bakery – track through Pignal inclosure Catch a morning train the ideal place for a great and Parkhill inclosure. You’ll have to Brockenhurst (from British fry-up. worked up a thirst by the time Bournemouth, Southampton, you reach The Crown Stirrup pub, Lymington and London) and so stop for a quick beverage. Lunchtime Pit stop for lunch By the time you enter Lyndhurst, you’ll be thinking about stopping for a spot of lunch. Where to choose? There are certainly plenty of options. Tantalise your taste buds On a summer’s day, sit amidst the beautiful flowers that adorn the front of the Mailmans Arms or opt for The Swan Inn, where children and sample the culinary can enjoy the playground while you wait for a sumptuous lunch to be Evening delights that the New Forest freshly prepared. Whether you choose traditional hearty pies, carefully- You’ll be spoilt for choice for your evening meal with has to offer on a trail from reared meat or locally-caught seafood, be sure to look out for the New Forest Marque – a sign that recognises the authenticity and quality of options ranging from Michelin star and AA rosette Brockenhurst to Lyndhurst, New Forest produce. restaurants to seafood, Indian, Italian and Asian cuisine. which focuses on Enjoy comfort in the Forester Arms and a menu of Make sure you leave enough time to visit the New Forest Centre. A traditional home cooked fayre, or try the unique dining mouth-watering food and must-see for any visitor in Lyndhurst, it provides a fascinating insight experience of Le Blarieau at Careys Manor with its country ales. into the history of the Forest since its creation by William the Conqueror. French cuisine. If you fancy something that’s been grown, foraged and made within the walls of a walled A food lover’s paradise, you’ll garden, try The Pig. be spoilt for choice of places After enjoying the wonders of this trail, it’s time to to eat along the route, with reluctantly head home. Head back to Brockenhurst traditional cosy pubs, quaint station for your connecting train journey home to Bournemouth, Southampton, Lymington and London. tearooms and fine restaurants. The last train departing for London Waterloo is 22.40 So lace up your walking boots (subject to change). or hop on your bike and work The New Forest is bursting with incredible restaurants, so if you don’t quite manage to visit every pub, restaurant up an appetite on this 10.7 and café along this route, you’ll have to come back mile circular trail. again and try the others!.
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