Number of results: 13
25 miles (route can be shortened or lengthened) using off road tracks and country roads.
Fordingbridge
15 miles (route can be extended or shortened) using off road tracks and country roads.
11 Miles
This route is an easy/medium route which will take you along the Rhinefield Drive and into the Woodland on Forestry England managed gravel tracks. On this route you will also get to see the Wildlife Conservation Area at Queen's Meadow as it…
Brockenhurst
9.1 miles (14.5 km)
Enjoy a bike ride completely free of traffic! This route takes you past some surviving parts of Beaulieu Airfield with some very visible evidence of its WWII past.
Ashurst
14 miles (22.5 km)
This route is mainly on roads and gives you some of the best open views that the Forest has to offer while travelling two thriving New Forest villages
Beaulieu
16.3 miles (26.2 km)
From Beaulieu, this ride takes you through beautiful heathland with great open views over a WWII airfield, with ancient woodland on the homeward stretch.
Burley
14.76 miles (23.8 km)
Try to leave gaps for overtaking vehicles and never ride more than two abreast.
Brockenhurst
10.9 miles (17.5 km)
Starting from the Brockenhurst, this ride takes you through ancient woodland and open landscape along quiet gravel tracks.
Ringwood
17.8 miles (28.6 km)
The views on this ride across the rolling hills in the north of the New Forest are some of the best in the National Park, making this an inspiring bike ride.
Fordingbridge
19.65 miles (31.6 km)
Do enjoy the extensive network of off-road routes, but keep to the waymarked tracks and other designated routes
Sway
9 miles (14.5 km)
This bike ride is great for families, showing you the best of the New Forest’s landscape. The cycle is mostly an off-road route on quiet gravel tracks starting and finishing at Sway Train Station.
9.3 miles (15 km)
This ride allows you to travel along the National Park’s charming coastline with sea views before heading inland. In winter this route can be muddy and challenging on the by-ways, so a mountain bike is a must.
Brockenhurst
9 miles (14.5 km)
This bike ride takes you along 'Castleman’s Corkscrew', a disused railway line so called because of the shape it cut across the forest and Charles Castleman who promoted it.