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The New Forest National Park Boundary Fold Inside Spread Fold Fold Wildlife Walks Guided walks in the Family Adventures 1 Horseshoe Bottom Ramble NFR 17 Oct New Forest National Park 34 Wild Foods of the Forest WH 17 and 25 Oct 2 Autumn through a Lens FC 17 Oct 35 Elf Cups and Fairy Rings WH 24 and 27 Oct 3 Fritham Ramble NFR 17 Oct 36 Wild Play Walk NFNP 26 Oct and 1 Nov A36 from from Salisbury 44 X3 X7 Whiteparish 4 Sway and Setthorns Stroll NFNP 18 Oct 44 blue route 37 Wild Play Day NFNP 28 Oct Salisbury Wick Redlynch green route 5 Ashurst Nature Walk NFNP 18 Oct Downton Map rredKeyed rrouteoute open top buses - summer only 6 What’s that bird? NFNP 19 Oct A338 Woodfalls 16 A36 Activity Walks Lover Plaitford 8 9 bluestar North Charford 7 North Solent and Lepe Nature Walk HCC 20 Oct Landford West Wellow Hale Blackhill X1 X2 X3 X6 more 38 Introduction to Nordic Walking NWB 17 and 24 Oct 8 Beaulieu Road Nature Walk NFNP 20 Oct Breamore Canada X7 44 112 Woodgreen 39 NFN 17 Oct Nomansland Walk and Learn Map Reading 9 Meetings with Remarkable Ancient Trees NFNP 21 Oct 32 Ower forest bus A338 56 Furzley A326 M27 40 Alpaca Walks PA 18, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29 and 31 Oct X7 forest bus baby weekend only 10 Forest Bathing and Mindfulness NFNP 21 Oct Bramshaw some buses 8 13 go into Paulton’s Park A36 41 Souper Walk Beaulieu Road WP 25 Oct forest bus trains from 11 Solent 50 Birds NFA 23 Oct Godshill M27 Calmore X3 Fordingbridge 14 3 X7 Redbridge London, Winchester, Basingstoke & Reading 42 Photo Ramble PNF 28 Oct and 1 Nov Fritham Portsmouth & The South Coast Brook Cadnam 12 Lepe Loop HCC 23 Oct West Totton The Midlands & The North Stuckton 44 Totton Millbrook Bristol, South Wales & The South West 43 Souper Walk Anderwood WP 29 Oct Alderholt Frogham A31 40 Redbridge 13 Godshill Ramble NFR 24 Oct 28 Rufus Bartley 46 Hungerford Stone Rushington Eling 44 Souper Walk Abbots Well WP 31 Oct Millbrook Southampton 8 9 14 Autumn Amble FC 24 Oct North Gorley Southampton Central Minstead Foxhills Woodlands forest bus 39 Marchwood 15 Knightwood Oak Ramble NFR 24 Oct forest bus Ashurst X7 A338 36 17 20 8 Shorter Walks Ibsley Ashurst 50 29 16 Cob Cottages & Village Greens NFNP 26 Oct 52 2 5 51 from Verwood & Poole X6 10 Ashurst Blashford Lakes A326 53 35 Nature Reserve Lyndhurst A Campsite Hythe Ferry 45 Toms Down Healthy Walk WFH 19 Oct 27 Oct Bolderwood 17 Broomy Walk Ramble NFR 23 24 9 Rockford Hythe 8 9 112 46 Boats, Trains and Buses NFA 20 Oct A31 Applemore 18 NFA 28 Oct X3 X6 25 26 A Walk Through Pylewell Estate Blashford Bank forest bus baby forest bus baby A35 47 Barton-on-Sea Healthy Walk WFH 20 and 27 Oct 15 48 8 19 A Walk on the Wild Side FC 29 Oct forest bus baby Anderwood Dibden Beaulieu Road Purlieu Buttsash 43 41 48 Bank Healthy Walk WFH 23 Oct FC 31 Oct Ringwood SOL 20 Ashurst Circular Walk Ashley Heath A35 Hollands Wood 35 ENT A31 W Blackwater AY Hardley 49 Brockenhurst Healthy Walk WFH 24 Oct Crow Burley Street forest bus baby 21 Whitefi eld Moor Ramble NFR 31 Oct 38 Burley Holbury St Ives forest bus 50 Blashford Lakes Healthy Walk WFH 28 Oct St Leonards 45 Fawley 8 9 21 19 37 forest bus baby Whitefield 49 51 Ashurst Healthy Walk WFH 29 Oct Moor 34 Blackfield Accessible Walks Sandford Calshot Brockenhurst 54 31 Bisterne Hatchet Beaulieu Activities 22 Pond 9 52 Fair Cross Healthy Walk WFH 30 Oct Wilverley East Langley Centre 22 DR 23 Oct Plain Boldre Calshot Accessible Wilverley 55 42 Exbury A338 1 27 8 A35 23 Buggy Walk at Blashford Lakes HIWWT 23 Oct Thorney Hill Sandy Down Bucklers Hard 12 Longer Walks 30 Pilley Sway Boldre 7 Lepe Country Park 24 DR 29 Oct Sway Accessible Bolderwood T Tiptoe LEN Lepe Bransgore 4 SO AY 53 Appleslade Ramble NFR 21 Oct Bashley W Hurn Sopley Norleywood A35 Y 54 Stockley Ramble NFR 22 Oct Lymington WA History Hikes Pier SOLENT Winkton X1 X2 New NFR 28 Oct trains from Jumpers Hinton Hordle X2 18 55 Wilverley Plain Ramble Holdenhurst Common Milton 19 Oct Poole Burton Admiral Ashley Lymington 25 Rights of Common NFA Wareham Pennington Lymingto11 33n 56 Pipers Wait Ramble NFR 1 Nov Dorchester Fairmile A337 A35 A337 Town 26 Hidden Histories of White Moor NFNP 20 Oct Weymouth Purewell Everton forest bus Bournemouth A338 Stanpit Shorefield Y Christchurch A337 Highcliffe Country Park A 47 W 27 Battles in the Sky NFNP 22 Oct Pokesdown Lymore X1 X2 112 Christchurch LENT Barton-on-Sea X1 O S X1 X2 Mudeford Abbreviations key: 28 Packhorse Walks NFPH 24, 25, 31 Oct and 1 Nov Boscombe Keyhaven Bournemouth NFNP: New Forest National Park Authority WH: Wild Heritage Milford-on-Sea 6 Lymington - Yarmouth Ferry 29 A Walk Through Time FC 26 Oct X1 X2 X3 X6 Hurst Castle Ferry NFR: New Forest Ramblers NWB: Nordic Walking Brockenhurst 10 years FC: Forestry Commission NFN: New Forest Navigation 30 World War II Prisoners of War NFNP 27 Oct HCC: Hampshire County Council PA: Petlake Alpacas of the New Forest NFA: New Forest Association WP: Walking Picnics 31 Beaulieu and the real ‘Dad’s Army’ NFNP 29 Oct Visit www.newforestnpa.gov.uk/walkingfestival 2005 DR: Disabled Ramblers PNF: Photo New Forest 32 Avon Valley Villages NFA 30 Oct NFPH: New Forest Packhorse Company WFH: Walking for Health for walk details and bookings today HIWWT: Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust 33 Sea Dogs and Salty Tales NFNP 30 Oct 2015 Crown Copyright and Database Right 2015. Ordnance Survey 1000114703. 3174 NFNP Walking Guide 8ppDL AW.indd 2 14/08/2015 15:12 Fold Fold Fold Find out more newforestnpa.gov.uk.
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