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Hoburne Bashley loop
Type:Cycle Route
Hoburne Bashley, Sway Road, New Milton, Hampshire, BH25 5QR
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Distance: 7.17 miles (11.5 km)
Start/End: Hoburne Bashley, Sway Rd, New Milton BH25 5QR
Be Forest Friendly: Do enjoy the extensive network of off-road routes, but keep to the waymarked tracks and other designated routes. When approaching people and animals call out a warning and pass slowly and wide. Try to leave gaps for overtaking vehicles and never ride more than two abreast. Keep to a safe speed, wear bright colours to be visible and always use lights in the dark.
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