
Blackwater Arboretum
Lyndhurst, Hampshire ·
Quick answer
Blackwater Arboretum near Lyndhurst is a 1 mile, easy, wheelchair-accessible gravelled circular walk through tall trees in the New Forest. Dogs welcome, keep on lead near free-roaming livestock and avoid fallen acorns during autumn pannage season.
Walk Starting Point
Distance
1 miles
Difficulty
Off-lead
Yes
Stiles
None
Parking
Available
About this walk
An easy, level, all-abilities circular trail through a mature arboretum of tall conifers and broadleaves near Lyndhurst. The gravelled path has one gentle slope and a low soft-catch gate at the narrowest point. Dogs are welcome but should stay close and on a lead around the free-roaming New Forest ponies, cattle and pigs, especially during pannage season (autumn) when fallen acorns are toxic to dogs.
Terrain
🅿️ Parking
Blackwater car park (grid ref SU 268 047), pay and display, with two disabled bays and accessible toilets.
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