웨어햄 세인트 마틴 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

Wooden bridge over this boggy section

Great for a chilled ride near the water.

Crossing point to get the other side of the bridleway or one of many free parking spots.

Divert off main trail to Morton Estate for coffee break

This is a fantastic area for bikes, mainly for the jumps. It's great to watch. If you do the jumps, bear in mind that some of them are quite big for a novice.

Plenty to see, but also opportunities to relax

Easy hard compact gravel, great for accessing Moors Valley

Good coffee and cake stop.

Sandy, so avoid in the summer months. They need rain to pack them down.

The Castleman Trailway was once part of the railway connecting Dorchester to Southampton and is named after Charles Castleman, the man who oversaw its construction. The railway ceased operations in 1964. The Castleman Trailway offers a mostly flat gravel path with the route clearly marked by green and yellow signs.

The Castleman Trailway is a 16.5-mile (26.5 km) route in Dorset, ideal for walking, cycling, and horse riding. It follows the old Southampton to Dorchester railway and offers scenic views of East Dorset and links settlements from Ringwood to Poole.

The site is now on the Castleman Trailway, off Horton Road, the road from the Ashley Heath interchange to Three Legged Cross. The former line crosses the road next to a shop (formerly the crossing-keeper's house). Short sections of platform including the concrete nameboards remain.

As best as I can tell there is no signage where the road forks The footbridge is supposed to be closed due to a broken floorboard ... somebody has however pulled the council fences away from the bridge allowing access ... Use at your own risk

Easiest and safest way to get across the river stour. The main road is narrow over the bridge, and heavily congested at times.

Trig pillar ‘Woolsbarrow Camp’

The whole town is very picturesque with several options for refreshments.

Walk your bike down the steps. I made it halfway down and fell off bike, :)

Lovely open country side with easy terrain

The Sika trail is a multi-use trail through Wareham forest. The trail is generally good gravel and not too hilly. Look out for Sika deer which were introduced here in the 1850s from Asia.

The Castleman Trailway used to be part of the railway line running between Dorchester and Southampton. It is named after Charles Castleman, who was responsible for building the railway. The railway line closed in 1964. The full Castleman Trailway is 16.5 miles in length. The route is generally flat gravel and is marked by green and yellow signs.