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More routes

Pedal|Power|Explore

Often, the best way to explore is to just set off and get a bit lost; the best of adventures normally ensue. And with five levels of cheeky pedal assist there's no need to worry about your legs running out of steam. If however, you're erring on the side of caution, here are some of our other fave routes, trails and tracks. Something to suit everybody.

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Beach and forest

Cream teas, picnics on the beach and pub gardens

Ancient woodland, salt marshes, nature reserves, pretty villages and a 40-mile ‘secret’ coast are just some of the amazing routes on offer - the real bonus is there are over 140 miles of car-free approved cycle trails in the New Forest and coastline.

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 New Forest highlights

Families, ponies, off-road

The off-road and road-based New Forest cycle network offers something for all the family to enjoy with over 100 miles of off-road waymarked cycle routes. Most of these routes are particularly suited to families with children

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Burley to Bolderwood

Deer and picnics

Make a picnic and head over to Burley. Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary has a viewing platform above a meadow where a herd of deer gather to feed. There’s a lovely spot close by with picnic tables and a chance to soak up some sun.

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Shops, restaurants and a ferry

Leisurely pace

Lovely Lymington has it all. This colourful Georgian town is perched between the forest and the sea; the best of both worlds when it comes to getting out and about on two wheels. Sporting a rich maritime history, and three marinas, there's also an array of shops and restaurants, a quaint cobbled quay, museum and art gallery and a coastal bike trail boasting jaw dropping views. 

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