Walking BritainNew Forest Walk
Holmhill Inclosure from Millyford Bridge
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Walk Route Description
Join Dave Ford and his dog, Logan (the Whippet) in another circular New Forest Walk. In this walk, we follow a circular route from Millyford Bridge (near Lyndhurst in Hampshire). Along the way we come across the "Portuguese Fireplace Memorial", the site of an old Sawmill, evidence of a first World Ward narrow gauge railway and plenty of wildlife (including deer & ponies).
Other walks nearby
| Walk 3553 | Bolderwood & Canadian Memorial | easy | 2.0 miles |
| Walk 3560 | Blackwater Tall Tree trail near Lyndhurst | easy | 2.2 miles |
| Walk 3554 | Lyndhurst circular walk | easy | 2.9 miles |
| Walk 1612 | Lyndhurst Circular | easy/mod | 7.5 miles |
| Walk 3639 | Rhinefield Walk near Brockenhurst | easy | 5.6 miles |
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New Forest Walking
The New Forest became a National Park in 2005, the first for many years and the first ever in South East England. Located between the urban areas of Southampton and Bournemouth it is bounded by the Solent. The National Park is dominated by open expanses of semi-natural vegetation including heathland, bogs, woodlands and streams. This environment is maintained through the grazing of thousands of New Forest ponies and cattle. More Information
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