Brockenhurst Walks; Walks from Brockenhurst

Check out these great Brockenhurst Walks. All can be started from Brockenhurst village centre, and are convenient for travellers by train to Brockenhurst station, and bus. All the Brockenhurst Walks, though, pass close to Forestry Commission or other car parks situated on, or near, the main walk routes.

The Brockenhurst Walks are of varying length, ranging from 4.5 kilometres (2¾ miles) to 10 kilometres (6¼ miles), excluding the walk from the village centre. There are no really steep gradients, and few stiles to climb over.

And for the really energetic, the first walk shown can be extended to incorporate much of a separate Boldre Walk, providing a total route length of 14 kilometres (8¾ miles).

1 10 km Enjoy a walk past Brockenhurst's historic parish church, Brockenhurst Park and Roydon Manor; through ancient woodland and beside the Lymington River.   2 9.5 km This walk shares the same early route as that above, but in Roydon Woods Nature Reserve, turns right to cross Setley Plain; passes beside Castleman's Corkscrew - a disused railway line; and returns via Hincheslea Bog and South Weirs. Pub along the way 3 7 km Explore North Weirs and South Weirs; pass the site of Brockenhurst's Victorian Rifle Range and the Saxon manor at Hincheslea; stroll through ancient woodland, and across New Forest heathlands.   4 4.5 km Walk beside Balmer Lawn and the 19th century site of the Victoria Brick and Tile Works, before enjoying a walk through mature broad-leaved and coniferous woodland.