Tall Trees Trail is a 2.3 mile loop trail located near Brockenhurst, Hampshire, England that features a river and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, running, and nature trips.
This short stroll through the New Forest National Park takes you along the Tall Trees Trail. Starting at the Blackwater car park, this is an easy and flat trail that passes along a variety of towering trees from all around the world, including the Douglas fir and redwoods. Be on the lookout for the Roe Deer native to this area. The path is mostly flat sprinkled with gravel and a few resting areas. There are no gates.
A good walk easy to follow trail mostly off road and forest paths we started at tall trees end and followed the route to brockenhurst and back round
Well paved paths with plenty of places to extend the walk. Would recommend coming early morning to avoid too many people
the trail was lost of fun for my little one to run around lots of wigwams for her to explore. however the toilets were quite possibly the most disgusting I have ever had to use in a time when we have to be hygiene conscious they were just the pits.
I was so disappointed with this route! If you want the tranquility of the New Forest this isn’t for you. Being a shorter route near a large car park and road means this was a heavily tourist route. All I could hear was kids screaming and cars the whole time... this was not fun!! The only thing of interest or beauty in this route were the 2 tallest trees. It’s ok if taking children but if not, choose a less touristy track!
Perfect little trail suitable for all. Amazing massive trees to look at. Lots of other paths and trails leading off if you’re feeling adventurous and have time to explore. I forgot to stop recording though so have captured the drive home too.
We did the tall trees trail walk and It was lovely. stopped for an ice cream, and a small little river nearby was nice too. if you like trees this would be good place. this place does get busy, so arrive early or late afternoon for a parking space. although car park was full, it was still quiet place to walk.