Hallickshole Hill – Three Pines loop from Hyde

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Hallickshole Hill – Three Pines loop from Hyde

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5.0

(1)

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Hallickshole Hill – Three Pines loop from Hyde

03:16

29.3km

350m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 15, 2026

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New Forest National Park

Waypoints

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2.06 km

Hasley Inclosure

Forest

2.74 km

Heather Valley View, New Forest National Park

Highlight • Viewpoint

Great spot to take the view. Usually deer hiding in the heather. Often a white buck hanging around.

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2.96 km

Hallickshole Hill

Highlight • Viewpoint

Hallickshole Hill is a conical sandy knoll on the heath between Hasley Hill and Watergreen Bottom.

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6.48 km

Holly Hatch Cottage and Dockens Water

Highlight • Settlement

Holly Hatch is an enchanting place in the New Forest National Park. It's filled with towering holly trees which provide both some shade, and a pretty scene, and it's nestled …

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6.96 km

Ancient oak woodland at Holly Hatch

Highlight • Natural Monument

A lot of the New Forest is pine, but the parts that have the native Oak and Beach tress are often the most special.

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9.45 km

High Corner Inn

Highlight • Pub

A detour for a couple of hundred metres down this gravel track will lead you to The High Corner Inn, a charming 17th-century country pub in the heart of the New Forest National Park.

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11.0 km

Milkham Inclosure

Forest

13.8 km

Fordingbridge Off-Road Cycle Trail – Heathland Summit, New Forest National Park

Highlight • Forest

Open forest track on one of the highest open heathland areas in the New Forest.

The track makes up part of the Fordingbridge Off-road Cycle Trail.

Enjoy the wide and …

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23.5 km

Three Pines

Highlight • Forest

29.1 km

Abbots Well

Highlight • Historical Site

Abbots Well was formerly known as Alleynewell within the ancient boundaries of the New Forest when defined during the reign of King Edward I (1272-1307). This perpetual spring was, for …

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