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New Forest
Gründungsjahr: 2005
Fläche: 567,21 km²
Ausflugstipps im New Forest
Highlights
Spaziergang mit Ponys, Heideflächen und Mooren.
Ein schöner, flacher Spaziergang durch einen kleinen botanischen Garten und dann zu vielen hohen Bäumen. Dabei findet man mehrere Küstenmammutbäume.
Ein Spaziergang im New Forest auf dem ausgeschilderten Rhinefield Tall Trees Pfad, um eine Sammlung prächtiger Mammutbäume, Douglasien und Bäume, ...
Eine abwechslungsreiche 9,4 km lange Runde mit Heidelandschaft, Flüssen und Bächen sowie Nadel- und Laubwald plus einigen großartigen Aussichten.
Ein Rundweg um den Ober Heath in der Nähe von Brockenhurst im Hampshire New Forest, einer der besten Orte im Land, um Rothirsche zu beobachten
Vom Dorf Brockenhurst im New Forest, Hampshire, ein Rundweg, der den Roydon Woods Nature einschließt und typische New-Forest-Landschaften zeigt
Eine spektakuläre Küstenwanderung von Hampshire nach Dorset, die Panoramablicke über die Buchten von Christchurch und Poole bietet.
Parkplatz bei Empress of Blandings, Überquerung der M27 an der St. Mary's-Brücke. Es sollte relativ trocken sein bei Kewlake Lane.
Eine vollständige Runde um das Islands Thorns Gehege. Offene Heideflächen bei The Butts bieten freie Blicke auf Leaden Hall und Ashley Hole.
First Light Kajak vom Slipway des Keyhaven Yacht Club, durch die Keyhaven Marschen und zurück
Discover The Best Walks in New Forest National Park: Explore Forests, Heaths & Wild Ponies
- Bolderwood Deer Walk – A family-friendly 2-mile loop through ancient woodland with stunning views and frequent deer sightings.
- Hatchet Pond Circular Walk – Explore the scenic Hatchet Pond and surrounding forest trails on this easy route, perfect for birdwatching.
- Beaulieu Heath & River Walk – A trail combining open heathland, river views, and historic Beaulieu village.
- Rhinefield Tall Trees Walk - In the New Forest takes you through majestic, centuries-old trees, offering a serene forest experience and plenty of chances to spot wildlife along the way.
- Whitefield Moor - Is a peaceful heathland walk in the New Forest, where open landscapes, colourful wildflowers, and roaming ponies create a perfect spot for a relaxing stroll.
What To Do In The New Forest: Attractions and Activities
- Wild Pony Spotting – See the iconic New Forest ponies roaming freely across the woodlands and heathlands.
- Cycling and Walking Trails – Explore hundreds of miles of scenic paths, from gentle family-friendly routes to challenging forest trails.
- Beaulieu Estate & National Motor Museum – Discover historic Beaulieu Abbey, beautiful gardens, and classic cars at the museum
- Lyndhurst Village – Explore the “capital” of the New Forest with charming shops, cafes, and the New Forest Centre for visitor information.
- Buckler’s Hard – Visit this historic 18th-century shipbuilding village on the banks of the Beaulieu River.
- Hatchet Pond – Enjoy picnics, wildlife watching, and peaceful lakeside walks.
- Horse Riding & Pony Trekking – Take guided rides through the forest for a unique perspective of the landscape.
- Canoeing & Kayaking – Paddle along the Beaulieu River or other local waterways for a fun outdoor adventure.
- Camping & Glamping – Stay overnight in the heart of the forest with options from campsites to luxury glamping pods.
When Is The Best Time To Visit?
The best time to visit New Forest National Park is spring or early autumn for mild weather, blooming wildflowers, and active wildlife. Summer is ideal for walking, cycling, picnics, and family adventures, though popular spots can be busy. Autumn brings stunning foliage and quieter trails, while winter offers peaceful walksfr and frosty landscapes.
A Foodies Guide To The New Forest: What and Where to Eat
New Forest National Park in Hampshire isn’t just for walkers and wildlife lovers, it’s a paradise for food enthusiasts too. From cosy pubs and gastropubs to charming tea rooms and bustling farm shops, there’s something to satisfy every palate.
Pubs & Gastropubs: Enjoy hearty classics at The Royal Oak, Brockenhurst, or fine dining at The Montagu Arms, Beaulieu. The Bell Inn, Lyndhurst offers seasonal dishes with locally sourced ingredients.
Cafés & Tea Rooms: Stop for homemade cakes and fresh sandwiches at Tea Total, Lyndhurst, or try traditional cream teas at Penny Bridge Tea Rooms, Brockenhurst.
Local Produce & Markets: Sample New Forest venison, Hampshire cheeses, and visit the Burley Farmers Market for fresh breads, preserves, and seasonal treats.
Whether it’s a cosy meal, a market visit, or a forest picnic, the New Forest offers a truly delicious adventure.
