Walks from Lymington Town
Hampshire · South East England
MapBeautiful walks starting or ending at Lymington Town Station.
Alternatively, view walks you can reach directly from Lymington Town by train.
Lymington Town to Brockenhurst
Recommended
Time: 3h30–7h
1 lunch spot: the Fleur de Lys (1h–1h30 in)
2 end-of-walk rewards: the Snakecatcher Pub, or the Huntsman
Warnings: Can be EXTREME mud in Lymington Reeds Beds Nature Reserve.
Adapted from: The Rough Guide to Walks in London & the South East (3rd edition).
Reverse direction: the Saturday Walkers Club and Slow Ways (inc. GPX).
Southampton Central to Lymington Town
Solent Way with an inland section and a ferry crossing to Hythe.
Walk details: Railwalks.
New Milton to Lymington Town
The beautiful Barton Common (with grazing New Forest ponies); the coast along from Barton is quite rugged and wild. A varied route taking in coast, New Forest countryside, common land with grazing ponies, the town of Lymington and with a ploughed-field crossing that gets very muddy in winter and an exposed clifftop path. The approach into Lymington is along a busy main road on a pavement. Lymington has a regular shuttle train back into the New Forest.
Time: 3h30–7h
Lunch: Food, drink and supplies available at the New Milton start.
Warnings: The clifftop path along from Barton is very exposed and on permissive land with active cliff erosion. Crossing the ploughed field between Lymington Road and Lymington Lane is very muddy in winter. The A337 (Milford Road) approach to Lymington is a busy main road, hard to cross, with a pavement on only one side.
Walk details: Slow Ways.
Reverse direction: Railwalks.