A 2-mile walking trail in the New Forest, Hampshire, featuring 12 sculptures and installations created by local artists, showcasing their interpretation of the forest's natural beauty and wildlife, with pieces ranging from a giant metal dragonfly to a wooden deer, blending seamlessly into the surroundings.
Took the purple route, and took a short cut! Would be an easy route, except for flooding, which made it a longer walk as we needed to bypass the worst areas. Wellies highly recommended. Bisons were being shy today but we saw some wild cattle instead
It was a rainy day so I couldn't enjoy it that much and didn't see any animals. But it looked like a lovely place to hike, cycle and learn something about nature and the local ecosystem. I would definetly recommend to go with your family.
First time being at the wild art trail was very nice and a good walk
Main trail suitable for all, great side trails
About 1 mile circular route on hard surface but not very even track through primarily deciduous woodland. Popular with family and dog walkers. Watch out for the dog poo as not everyone clears up after their dog. Some of the carvings are returning to the earth, as has most of the wicker structures but still some nice bits and bobs to see.
A great circular walk for younger children with a range of handcrafted art carved into the trees and stumps around the trail. It also has wild ponies and highland cattle.
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Hiking
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Dogs allowed
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Took the purple route, and took a short cut! Would be an easy route, except for flooding, which made it a longer walk as we needed to bypass the worst areas. Wellies highly recommended. Bisons were being shy today but we saw some wild cattle instead
It was a rainy day so I couldn't enjoy it that much and didn't see any animals. But it looked like a lovely place to hike, cycle and learn something about nature and the local ecosystem. I would definetly recommend to go with your family.
First time being at the wild art trail was very nice and a good walk
Main trail suitable for all, great side trails
About 1 mile circular route on hard surface but not very even track through primarily deciduous woodland. Popular with family and dog walkers. Watch out for the dog poo as not everyone clears up after their dog. Some of the carvings are returning to the earth, as has most of the wicker structures but still some nice bits and bobs to see.
A great circular walk for younger children with a range of handcrafted art carved into the trees and stumps around the trail. It also has wild ponies and highland cattle.
