Priestlands Walk
About this footpath
Priestlands Walk is a brief, accessible footpath near Lymington, ideal for a quick stroll or as part of a longer outing. At just 260 metres on asphalt surface, it offers easy walking with minimal time commitment. This is a straightforward route suited to all abilities, including families and those with mobility considerations.
Highlights
- Five-minute round trip, perfect for a short break
- Fully asphalt surface, easy underfoot
- Dogs welcome on open access
- Suitable for buggies and wheelchairs
What to expect
Flat, firm asphalt underfoot throughout. The walk is very gently graded with no climbs, making it effortless to navigate. The short distance means you'll complete it quickly. As an open-access route, you may encounter free-roaming ponies and cattle, though they're usually at a distance from the main path.
Good to know
- Dogs welcome (keep under control near livestock & wildlife)
- Firm/surfaced — more accessible going
Dogs are welcome but keep them under control near livestock and away from any ground-nesting birds between March and July. The asphalt surface remains passable in all weathers. Ordinary footwear is fine. This is a free, open-access route with no facilities charge. Consider it as a warm-up walk or rest break during a longer Forest visit.