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Knightwood Oak Stroll
 

Starting from the Knightwood Oak car park, this short circular route guides you through this area of ancient woodland and around the Knightwood Oak. The Knightwood Oak, the largest oak in the forest, is protected by a traditional cleft oak fence - once all New Forest fences would have been made this way. During this walk you can see an example of "inosculation" which is when the branches of two adjacent trees unite. (We have recently pollarding some of the young oaks around the Knightwood Oak, and planted out a number of saplings from the Knightwood Oak itself) This trail is suitable for all users. The path is a fairly smooth gravelled surface and flat with frequent resting places and no gates.

How to get there:

Knightwood Oak
New Forest
Hampshire
England

Lyndhurst is the nearest town or village.

Knightwood Oak

Knightwood Oak Facilities.
ParkingEasy Access
Grade of trail:
Sensible footwareEasyeasy access
Trail waymarking:
Length of trail:
0.25 miles
Approximate time of trail:
Open or closed:
open


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