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Family Cycle Trail
 

The Family Cycle Trail is the perfect way for the whole family to see the wider forest. It passes through an interesting variety of woodland habitats, from conifer plantation to mature broadleaf interspersed with woodland clearings. There is a very attractive picnic meadow which provides a welcome rest midway along the trail. It also passes another parkland meadow beside Lodge Pond. Forestry Adventure offer cycle hire facilities during weekends and school holidays. Based near the visitor centre they have a full range of cycles for all abilities (see website link on this page for further details or telephone 01420 520523). The route is mostly surfaced with gravel but there is one grassy hill halfway around. We advise that children are supervised as the gravel can become loose when dry. In the interests of safety we recommend that visitors use cycle helmets at all times.

How to get there:

Family Cycle Trail can be started from Main entrance in Alice Holt Woodland Park which is part of Alice Holt Forest. Farnham is the nearest town or village.

From the A31 turn off at Farnham onto the A325. Stay on the A325 for approximately 3 miles.From Portsmouth and Petersfield take the A325 towards Farnham. At the Halfway House Pub on the A325 turn off the main road following signs for the Woodland Park. The entrance is 300 yards along this road on the left., The nearest station is at Bentley. From here you can walk through Alice Holt Forest to the Woodland Park along public rights of way., Alternatively take the train to Farnham and catch a bus to the Woodland Park.

OS Grid Reference: SU 807 416


Main entrance Facilities.
ToiletsParking ChargeInformationEasy AccessVisitor CentreRefreshmentsForest ShopOther Facilities
Grade of trail:
Moderate
Trail waymarking:
Length of trail:
3 miles
Approximate time of trail:
Open or closed:
open
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Contact:

South East England Recreation Officer



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