Bolderwood to Knightwood Oak Walk
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Bolderwood to Knightwood Oak Walk
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The Bolderwood to Knightwood Oak Walk makes for a great option if you’re craving moody forest scenery with the potential of spotting some deer roaming their natural habitat as it starts out from the deer sanctuary at Bolderwood Car Park. This loop eventually leads to a road, but don’t worry! It’s a quiet road adorned with ancient trees, so it doesn’t take away from the overall wonder of this walking adventure.
Getting there
To get to the start of the Bolderwood to Knightwood Oak Walk, you’ll want to head to the Bolderwood Car Park in Lyndhurst. From Lyndhurst, you’ll follow the A35 before turning right at the Swan Inn. 0.4mi later, turn left at the New Forest Inn Lyndhurst. Continue along for 3.0mi, and then take a left to reach your destination.
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| Backcountry Campground | No |
| When to do | Year-round |
| Pets allowed | Yes - On Leash |
| Family friendly | Yes |
| Route Signage | Average |
| Crowd Levels | Moderate |
| Route Type | Circuit |
Bolderwood to Knightwood Oak Walk
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Bolderwood to Knightwood Oak Walk Description
The Bolderwood to Knightwood Oak Walk sets out from the deer sanctuary at the Bolderwood Car Park in Lyndhurst along a cycle trail. Revel in stunning, natural views as you wind along an easy-to-navigate, relaxing path as you make your way around the lollipop route, finishing with a section along a quiet road decorated with ancient trees. Look out for deer peppering the forest along this path!
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