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Blackwater Tall Tree trail near Lyndhurst
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Walk Route Description
A New Forest Walk with my dog, Logan (the Whippet) with an exploration of the Blackwater Tall Tree Trail (near Lyndhurst, Hampshire). During our walk we come across the tallest tree in England, a WW2 Bomb crater and finish our journey with a stroll around the Arboretum. Oh...and we meet a couple of cute pigs as well.
Other walks nearby
| Walk 3639 | Rhinefield Walk near Brockenhurst | easy | 5.6 miles |
| Walk 3539 | Holmhill Inclosure from Millyford Bridge | easy | 2.5 miles |
| Walk 3583 | Brockenhurst, Black Knowl & Ober Water | easy | 5.0 miles |
| Walk 3543 | Brockenhurst Circular | easy | 4.8 miles |
| Walk 3567 | Wilverley Inclosure & Naked Man | easy | 5.4 miles |
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