WALK The beautiful New Forest - Brockenhurst circular 🌳🪵🍁

Join us for beautiful Autumn 🍂 walk in the heart of Hampshires ancient New Forest where we will explore the woods and wander with wild ponies …

Meeting at Waterloo station at 10am on Sunday 28th October for the 10.35 am train which arrives into Brockenhurst at 12.16pm.

Please dress for autumn weather with sturdy boots and ☔️ rainproof jackets.

Finishing at a local pub for drinks and food.

Bring your cameras …

~ Brockenhurst ~

No one who lives in the New Forest village of Brockenhurst is surprised that it’s been officially declared ‘Britain’s Most Beautiful Place to Live’ by Leaders. The area is home to ponies, deer, donkeys and cows – all of which are known to roam the main street. Locals have the enchanting New Forest at their fingertips, a selection of warm and inviting pubs to enjoy and beautiful views in every direction.

“The countryside around the village is spectacular and Rhinefield Road is one of the prettiest places you could find.” This is where you can find the beauty spot Whitefield Moor.

The locals are justly proud of their secret places; the Watersplash Ford and ‘Brockenhurst Beach’, a swimming spot on the Lymington River.

Brockenhurst is in fact the largest village by population in the New Forest.

The Domesday Book shows records of four Saxon manors in what is now the Brockenhurst area. One of these manors, Broceste, is what gives the village its name. Another, Brochelie, was situated in a spot that is now The Watersplash Hotel.