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Bolton's Bench is a well-known landmark and natural knoll in the New Forest, located just outside Lyndhurst, named after an 18th-century Duke of Bolton. It features ancient yew trees at its summit and offers picturesque views over the village, heathlands, and surrounding landscapes. The site is popular for walks, dog walking, and picnics, and is home to free-roaming New Forest ponies and cattle. While the bench itself commemorates the Duke, a local legend also attributes the hill's formation to a battle with a dragon, with the yew trees growing from where the knight and his dogs fell.

The carpark here can get really busy especially on weekends or holidays. If you're planning on driving here to start your ride make sure it's early to beat the parking madness

A nice route, two or three gates, cycle friendly, steady climbs, excellent ride

Nice rollercoaster leading up to the short and sharp final ascent. Narrow road with not great visibility. Watch out for traffic coming towards you. I kinda think it’s more fun going Farley to Somborne 😛

a little slippery when wet - take care

This is a stunning tree-lined road where the trees arch toward each other, forming a natural canopy overhead as you cycle through.

Useful signpost and a choice of directions

Longwood Dean Lane is a beautiful back country lane just east of Owslebury. It is a stunning tree lined lane with the glimpses of open country in places. It’s a great connecting road to connect Belmore Lane and Lane End. Simply a beautiful stretch of road.