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Best to get parked early at blackwater.

Another great lane to ride in the New Forest. It may be flat in the forest but if the wind is in your face, things can get tough.

One of the more scenic inner roads of the new forest. Can be busy with other traffic so take care.

Great views. Wide tracks, a good ride

It’s a great wide path with forest views.

Very quick service as basic ploughman's with about a dozen options. Great food

Do enjoy the Arbor magnificence

An amazing and very charming place that hides some secrets from the past..

gravel all the way

Good fast cycling, undulating topography but generally good. Watch the road surface. Lovely woodland either side.

Nice little Memorial with a few different tracks close by

Just to note that this small section of trailway has some looser stones which will be unsuitable for slimmer (road bike) tyres but the further you travel West towards Ringwood, the surface becomes more forest like and therefore more pleasant to ride on.

Cycling in the New Forest always gives you a great experience, and the Lyndhurst to Broeckenhurst gravel link is a super good, well-surfaced trail connecting route that takes you through the heart of this ancient forest woodland. The New Forest never fails to impress, a super nice ride section.

An easy trail through the forest with outstanding views for miles.

A Roadside cross to commemorate the Canadian forces that were stationed in the area for training in preparation to ww2.

Great gravel track section, my Maxxis tyres just love this type of terrain

Small section on the castleman trail. as you can tell by photo of bike it can get rather muddy.

Known as the ‘Castleman’s Corkscrew’ due to the shape it cut across the forest and Charles Castleman who promoted it The now disused railway line was first proposed in 1844 and ran from Southampton to Dorchester. The line was only disassembled in the 1960’s with over a hundred years of use and today forms part of the National Cycle Network. The route begins in Brockenhurst, a charming village in the centre of the New Forest. Brockenhurst has great links by rail to explore the Forest car free. A place to unwind and spend time enjoying the outdoors. Brockenhurst has plenty of amenities, refreshments, places to stay and more.

stick to the path and you'll be fine. they look eerie and haunted, but they aren't. It's to do with the sodden ground they are in.

Nothing lives in this place. Legend from commoners ( habitants of the new forest ), tell of the death of a young boy here in the early 1800's. His family buried him here and within days the woods around his body decayed and died. Birds won't even sit on the branches. it's a very eerie place.