New Forest National Park

This tour begins in the ancient Wiltshire village of Downtown. A thriving community today, it was founded in the Iron Age, with evidence of Roman and Saxon settlements also discovered.



Following waymarked byways and a few well-surfaced roads, the destination of Nomansland in the New Forest provides

Starting at the charming village of Brockenhurst in the centre of the New Forest, this tour follows the disused railway line known as "Castleman's Corkscrew", so named due to the path it takes across the forest.



The route mostly follows off-road cycle tracks, and also includes a few well-surfaced roads.

The Rhinefield Ornamental Woodland takes you through an area of the National Park that is rich in flora, fauna, and history, both ancient and more recent.



The mostly gravel cycle track route passes a Bronze Age Barrow, bomb craters formed during WWII, and redwood trees that reach some 50 metres high and

This route takes you from the city of Southampton straight into the National Park, along shared paths and quiet residential streets, finishing at Lyndhurst, the delightful village known as the "capital" of the New Forest. Here you will find a variety of independent shops, the New Forest Heritage Centre

The Northern Forest Circular takes in beautiful views of rolling hills, heathland, and woodland - some of the most open and impressive views in the National Park.



The route follows off-road dedicated cycle tracks and well-surfaced minor roads.

Starting at Lepe Country Park with great views across the Solent, this tour offers splendid sea views, open countryside, and a visit to Exbury Gardens, home to the world-famous Rothschild Collection of rare trees and shrubs.



The route provides an easy ride on dry summer days. As nearly half of the

This lovely tour starts at Hythe Pier, home to the Hythe Ferry which offers a cycle-friendly, car-free link for accessing the New Forest from Southampton.



The route follows a mixture of shared-use cycleways, minor roads, and off-road gravel sections that are ideal for mountain or gravel bikes, but unsuited

This family-friendly route follows gravel trails and airfield pathways to provide a traffic-free cycle ride that uncovers some of the most interesting features of Beaulieu Airfield.



Just north of the main airfield, hidden in the woods of Hawkhill Inclosure were the bomb storage and preparation areas

This ride takes you on and off-road along covered trails in the New Forest that were once popular routes for smuggling. One local tale tells of Lovely Warne who would dress in a red velvet coat and stand on nearby Vereley Hill to warn her brother when customs officers were near. This would help smugglers

Starting at Brockenhurst, this cycle ride travels through beautiful New Forest woodland and open landscape.



Conveniently located at the halfway point of the tour, the village of Lyndhurst is home to the New Forest Centre, providing an opportunity to learn about the area's unique landscape and history