Puddleslosh Lane
About this track
Puddleslosh Lane is a straightforward 940-metre gravel track near Fordingbridge, suitable for walkers, cyclists and horse riders alike. This easy, well-waymarked route takes around 15 minutes on foot and offers a pleasant way to explore the New Forest's open access landscape without technical difficulty or steep gradients.
Highlights
- Well-maintained gravel surface suitable for all user types
- Open access route through typical New Forest terrain
- Short, manageable distance ideal for a quick outing
- Shared-use track for walkers, cyclists and riders
- Clear waymarking throughout the 940-metre route
What to expect
A flat or gently rolling gravel track with clear waymarking. You may encounter free-roaming ponies, cattle or donkeys, so keep dogs under close control. After heavy rain, expect muddy patches typical of New Forest terrain. The surface is stable underfoot for walking and suitable for hybrid or mountain bikes.
Good to know
- Dogs welcome (keep under control near livestock & wildlife)
- Open to cyclists
- Open to horse riders
- Waymarked route
Dogs must be kept on a lead or under very close control near livestock and around ground-nesting birds (March to July). Wear appropriate footwear for wet conditions; mud can be present after rain. There is no charge for access. Cyclists should use caution when sharing the track with other users.