The Tall Trees Trail Walk in Hampshire is a stunning route within the New Forest National Park (Image: Getty)
A picturesque 10-mile in a beautiful UK national park will take you through an incredible journey. The Tall Trees Trail Walk in Hampshire is a stunning route located within the New Forest National Park, celebrated for its towering trees and tranquil surroundings.
This trail is particularly well-known for showcasing giant redwoods (sequoias) and Douglas firs, offering a serene experience for nature lovers.
Don’t be surprised if you find some wild horses and deer on your way. The circular trail which is approximately 10 miles long takes an average of 3 hours 36 minutes to complete.
The trail often begins in Brockenhurst, a quaint village with shops, cafes, and easy access by train or car. A highlight of the walk is the Tall Trees trail.
It takes you through a section of the forest famous for its majestic giant sequoias and Douglas firs. These trees were planted during the Victorian era and now tower over the surrounding landscape.
A New Forest Pony in the New Forest National Park (Image: Getty)
The Tall Trees Trail includes markers that describe the forest’s history and the introduction of these tree species to the area.
The trail is delightful year-round, but autumn adds stunning foliage colours, and spring brings new greenery.
Another is the circular route in which it typically loops back to Brockenhurst, making it convenient for visitors. The circular design offers a varied experience, with sections of dense forest, open heathland, and charming rural scenery.
Many travellers who have been to the trail were lucky enough to spot some beautiful ponies.
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The circular trail is approximately 10 miles long (Image: Getty)
Leaving reviews on , one of the visitors wrote: “Great circular trail! Lovely range of paths and views. Could maybe try and find a different car park to the Brockenhurst station car park as the road was quite busy but not essential.”
Another one said: “Tall trees look amazing. Can get boggy in places. Was lucky to see the wild horses and deer.”
A third user wrote: “Surreal hike. At times I wasn’t even sure if I was still in the UK. Tall trees is a majestic area that is perfect for a afternoon hike.”
A fourth user wrote: “So many horses and cows. Nice place!”