Dazel Corner
About this track
Dazel Corner is a very short, easy track near Bramshaw, ideal for a quick leg-stretch or as part of a longer Forest walk. The 110-metre route takes only five minutes and is suitable for all ages and abilities. It crosses open-access land where ponies, cattle and donkeys roam freely.
Highlights
- Quick accessible walk near Bramshaw
- Open heathland and Forest character
- Free-roaming New Forest livestock
- Dogs welcome on open access
What to expect
A straightforward, level track across open-access heathland. The ground is generally firm but may be boggy underfoot after rain. You'll likely encounter grazing ponies, cattle or donkeys. The route is short and undemanding, with minimal gradient.
Good to know
- Dogs welcome (keep under control near livestock & wildlife)
Keep dogs under control near livestock and ground-nesting birds (March–July). Wear sturdy footwear—ground can be muddy after wet weather. This is open-access land; there is no charge. The track's brevity makes it perfect for combining with neighbouring routes.