Hikes in New Forest Council

A walk in the New Forest along the waymarked Rhinefield Tall Trees walk to view a collection of magnificent redwoods, douglas firs and trees planted in 1859

A circular walk around Ober Heath near Brockenhurst in the Hampshire New Forest, one of the best places in the country to spot red deer

From the village of Brockenhurst in the New Forest, Hampshire, a circular walk including the Roydon Woods Nature and featuring typical New Forest scenery

A varied 9.4 km circuit that has heathland, rivers and streams as well as coniferous and deciduous woodland plus some great views. A really great cross-section of  the New Forest over quite a short walk.

From the village of Emery Down in the New Forest National Park, a walk in the forest to the Bolderwood Visitor Site, where herds of wild deer may be seen

This is a 15-mile walk around Brockenhurst. This leads to a welcome pub lunch at the Filly Inn near Setley.

A 15-mile walk to the West of Lyndhurst. This includes a welcome pub lunch at the New Forest Inn.I have rated this as medium because of the two long uphill sections.

This is a 15 mile circular walk in the Lyndhurst East area. This walk passes through Ashurst and stops for a pub lunch at the White Rabbit in Lyndhurst. The walk takes us back to the car park just outside Brockenhurst.

This is a 15-mile circular walk around Linwood in the New Forest. The walk starts at the car park at Linford Bottom and stops for lunch at the High Corner Inn near Linwood.

This 15-mile walk take a complete circuit of the picturesque village of Burley in the New Forest. 10 miles in the morning and 5 miles in the afternoon separated by lunch at the Queens Head in Burley. The walk starts and finishes at a car park on Station Road South East of Burley.