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Burley Hill Fort Loop
Type:Cycle Route
Queens Head Pub, Burley, Hampshire, BH24 4AB
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Distance: 9.3 miles (15 km)
Start/End: Start: Queens Head Pub. Grid ref. SU211030. Postcode BH24 4AB
Burley is a fascinating village and this ride helps you explore it in detail, from the folklore of witches to the legend of smuggling.
Be Forest Friendly: When passing people and horse riders, use your bell or call out a warning and allow them plenty of room. Be prepared to stop if necessary.
Click the website link above to download this route map for free on the National Park Authority’s website.
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