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New Forrest Trail – Dome forest paths Loop from Lymington Town

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New Forrest Trail – Dome forest paths Loop from Lymington Town

Dan planned a bike ride

March 20, 2022

New Forrest Trail – Dome forest paths Loop from Lymington Town

Hard

06:43

108km

16.0km/h

730m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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Train Station

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15.4 km

Mill Dam, Beaulieu

Highlight • Lake

Owned by the Beaulieu Estate, the mill is one of a small number of relatively intact tide mills that survive in Britain. The dam is a haven for wildlife, with herons, egrets, kingfishers and oystercatchers regularly spotted here.

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69.8 km

The Royal Oak, North Gorley

Highlight • Pub

Once a Royal Hunting Lodge dating back to the 17th Century. Bike-friendly outside seating alongside a grazing area for ponies, donkeys and cows.

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70.2 km

The Royal Oak and New Forest Wildlife

Highlight (Segment) • Pub

Get closer to nature, but watch out though, you will find many animals wondering wild across and down the roads!

When you visit The New Forest there are a group …

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74.4 km

Highwood Ford

Highlight • Rest Area

Lovely area to take a break or some time out with friends and family.
Shallow stream, sandy banks, grassed areas and car parking.

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93.5 km

Forest Trail in New Forest National Park

Highlight • Forest

Great countryside, some nice hills

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97.9 km

Old Railway Bridge at Set Thorns Inclosure

Highlight • Trail

The bridge is along the boundary of the Set Thorns Inclosure, with the old railway line passing through the northern tip of the tall pine and oak woodland.

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